Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #11240 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

humourhumor

Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.

Puritas changed it: 4,594 times in 1,700 works
Consistency: 86.3% (4,594 of 5,318)
Reach if approved: ~5,589 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Disagrees: humour
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 5,319 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (4,594 changes in 1,700 works, 86.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 4,594)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… Antiochus scornes Venison as base meate, if it bee not lurched. It is an humourhumor as genunie to our affections, as moisture is inseparable to our blouds, that, nitimur …
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… Antiochus scornes Venison as base meate, if it bee not lurched. It is an humourhumor as genunie to our affections, as moisture is inseparable to our blouds, that, nitimur …
Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 97 · Open in the reader
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… land be sicke, where the Gouernors, like ill Physitians haue purged away the good humourhumor, and left the bad behind them. When they haue imprison'd stripped, scourged, famished, drowned …
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… land be sicke, where the Gouernors, like ill Physitians haue purged away the good humourhumor, and left the bad behind them. When they haue imprison'd stripped, scourged, famished, drowned …
Thomas Adams · Englands Sickness Compared to Israels · p. 44 · Open in the reader
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… were to an Omer. God will neuer thanke vs for killing our selues, to humourhumor our hearers.
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… were to an Omer. God will neuer thanke vs for killing our selues, to humourhumor our hearers.
Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 43 · Open in the reader
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… undue revenge, or fraughted with malice, or ſet on worke by ſome other corrupt humourhumor, undertake warre: which being a publique execution of juſtice, is for the moſt part …
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… undue revenge, or fraughted with malice, or ſet on worke by ſome other corrupt humourhumor, undertake warre: which being a publique execution of juſtice, is for the moſt part …
William Gouge · Gods Three Arrows · p. 291 · Open in the reader
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… the great humilitie of Davids heart; and that he is not of the ambitious humourhumor of the Mother of Zebedees ſonnes, whom no place would ſerve for her ſonnes …
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… the great humilitie of Davids heart; and that he is not of the ambitious humourhumor of the Mother of Zebedees ſonnes, whom no place would ſerve for her ſonnes …
Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David · p. 136 · Open in the reader
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… time they haue set the French against the English. The examples of this bloudie humourhumor in sowing dissention betwixt Kingdomes are so many, that the Popes owne Secretarie Platina …
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… time they haue set the French against the English. The examples of this bloudie humourhumor in sowing dissention betwixt Kingdomes are so many, that the Popes owne Secretarie Platina …
Francis Hastings · Defense of the Watch-Word Against the Ward-Word · p. 187 · Open in the reader
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… the places put a part for holy vſes, or to goe out (in a humourhumor) to preach and to pray, and vſe the ſacraments in the fields, that were …
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… the places put a part for holy vſes, or to goe out (in a humourhumor) to preach and to pray, and vſe the ſacraments in the fields, that were …
Samuel Hieron · The Baptizing of the Eunuch · p. 49 · Open in the reader
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… this time and place; and that, not to feed your fancy and ſerue your humourhumor, for the vtter abrogation of the whole Morall Law, but to confirme the contrary …
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… this time and place; and that, not to feed your fancy and ſerue your humourhumor, for the vtter abrogation of the whole Morall Law, but to confirme the contrary …
William Hinde · The Office and Use of the Moral Law · p. 106 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (724)

468 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 256 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted A01042

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… and Divine Purgation of the Word and Spirit, will expell the Evill, and notiue HumourHumor, and recover Health; as Experience hath prooved clearlie, in manie Reformed, both Churches and …
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… and Divine Purgation of the Word and Spirit, will expell the Evill, and notiue HumourHumor, and recover Health; as Experience hath prooved clearlie, in manie Reformed, both Churches and …
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 64 · Open in the reader
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… an Hydropicke Bodie, some partes will bee free, by liuelie Vigour repelling the vicious HumourHumor; some, not all-to-gether free, but yet lesse affected: some, much affected, and …
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… an Hydropicke Bodie, some partes will bee free, by liuelie Vigour repelling the vicious HumourHumor; some, not all-to-gether free, but yet lesse affected: some, much affected, and …
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 140 · Open in the reader

The Unloveliness of Love-Locks A10199

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… is only the Leuitie, & Vanitie of their mindes: or the Foolish, and Fantastique custome, HumourHumor, and fashion of the Times, and nothing else, that mooues them to it. So …
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… is only the Leuitie, & Vanitie of their mindes: or the Foolish, and Fantastique custome, HumourHumor, and fashion of the Times, and nothing else, that mooues them to it. So …
William Prynne · The Unloveliness of Love-Locks · p. 23 · Open in the reader
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… weare, and nourish Loue-lockes, is a Proud, a Singular, Fantastique, and Vaine-glorious HumourHumor: or a Desire, that others should take notice of them, for Ruffians, Rorers, Fantastiques …
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… weare, and nourish Loue-lockes, is a Proud, a Singular, Fantastique, and Vaine-glorious HumourHumor: or a Desire, that others should take notice of them, for Ruffians, Rorers, Fantastiques …
William Prynne · The Unloveliness of Love-Locks · p. 37 · Open in the reader
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… onsure, Cut, and Custome of their Countrey; of p…rpose for to please, or HumourHumor, a Vaine, Fantastique, Light, or Worish Mistresse, Dame, or Sweete-heart? or to bequeath …
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… onsure, Cut, and Custome of their Countrey; of p…rpose for to please, or HumourHumor, a Vaine, Fantastique, Light, or Worish Mistresse, Dame, or Sweete-heart? or to bequeath …
William Prynne · The Unloveliness of Love-Locks · p. 37 · Open in the reader

The Diseases of the Time A11070

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… desire the carnall gallant to wipe his eyes clouded with the myst of fleshly HumourHumor, that what doth appeare may also appeare to him, for except he bring sight …
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… desire the carnall gallant to wipe his eyes clouded with the myst of fleshly HumourHumor, that what doth appeare may also appeare to him, for except he bring sight …
Francis Rous · The Diseases of the Time · p. 89 · Open in the reader
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… and that with Religion, he batters and assaults Irreligion, whereas in deed, it is HumourHumor that fights with HumourHumor, Complexion with Complexion, the Flesh with the Flesh. And because …
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… and that with Religion, he batters and assaults Irreligion, whereas in deed, it is HumourHumor that fights with HumourHumor, Complexion with Complexion, the Flesh with the Flesh. And because …
Francis Rous · The Diseases of the Time · p. 457 · Open in the reader
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… he batters and assaults Irreligion, whereas in deed, it is HumourHumor that fights with HumourHumor, Complexion with Complexion, the Flesh with the Flesh. And because the one HumourHumor finds …
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… he batters and assaults Irreligion, whereas in deed, it is HumourHumor that fights with HumourHumor, Complexion with Complexion, the Flesh with the Flesh. And because the one HumourHumor finds …
Francis Rous · The Diseases of the Time · p. 457 · Open in the reader

Balm from Gilead to Recover Conscience A14732

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… of the body, and so thinkes all the checks thereof to be effects of HumourHumor. The Schoole men somewhat acuter, thought it, some, an habite, some, an act of …
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… of the body, and so thinkes all the checks thereof to be effects of HumourHumor. The Schoole men somewhat acuter, thought it, some, an habite, some, an act of …
Samuel Ward · Balm from Gilead to Recover Conscience · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Withers Motto A15662

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(No more) but some vaine-glorious HumourHumor is;
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(No more) but some vaine-glorious HumourHumor is;
George Wither · Withers Motto · Open in the reader

Death Judgment Hell and Heaven A16333

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… His insufficiency, and weakenesse of Spirit, who is transported with an impotent and impatient HumourHumor this way. But now if to this ambitious basenesse there be an addition of …
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… His insufficiency, and weakenesse of Spirit, who is transported with an impotent and impatient HumourHumor this way. But now if to this ambitious basenesse there be an addition of …
Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 165 · Open in the reader

Meditations Upon the Misery of Mankind 2 A20946

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… if it be not very milde. This is alſo a vanity, diſtaſt, and childiſh HumourHumor.
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… if it be not very milde. This is alſo a vanity, diſtaſt, and childiſh HumourHumor.
Peter du Moulin Jr · Meditations Upon the Misery of Mankind 2 · p. 89 · Open in the reader

A Witty Encounter A20965

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… not to take a patterne of my Duty either from England, or Spaine. My HumourHumor is not to combat the Times, but to oppoſe ſome preſent occurrences. I have …
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… not to take a patterne of my Duty either from England, or Spaine. My HumourHumor is not to combat the Times, but to oppoſe ſome preſent occurrences. I have …
Pierre du Moulin Sr · A Witty Encounter · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Micro-Cosmography A21075

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… bee Lords present, hee cryes my Masters. Hee is exceedingly in loue with his HumourHumor, which makes him alwayes professe and proclaime it, and you must take what he …
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… bee Lords present, hee cryes my Masters. Hee is exceedingly in loue with his HumourHumor, which makes him alwayes professe and proclaime it, and you must take what he …
John Earle · Micro-Cosmography · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

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… and to be at liberty, rather then to be Seruants to the Honour and HumourHumor of other men. I anſwere, ſuch practiſe is not to be any wayes allowed …
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… and to be at liberty, rather then to be Seruants to the Honour and HumourHumor of other men. I anſwere, ſuch practiſe is not to be any wayes allowed …
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · Open in the reader

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety A23697

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… tells us, when a long Peace had slackned the reins of discipline, that active HumourHumor, which was wont to be spent on the Enemy, recoil'd, and flew in the …
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… tells us, when a long Peace had slackned the reins of discipline, that active HumourHumor, which was wont to be spent on the Enemy, recoil'd, and flew in the …
Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 100 · Open in the reader
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… have important enough to make us querulous, unless it be those of Passion and HumourHumor. One mans ambition perhaps wants a satisfaction, another mans avarice, a thirds spleen; and …
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… have important enough to make us querulous, unless it be those of Passion and HumourHumor. One mans ambition perhaps wants a satisfaction, another mans avarice, a thirds spleen; and …
Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 206 · Open in the reader

The Government of the Thoughts A23734

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… Yea, I do, Stand out of my Light. Now whether he embraced this Churlish HumourHumor, to profess himself a Votary to his own Passions, or to lay Claim to …
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… Yea, I do, Stand out of my Light. Now whether he embraced this Churlish HumourHumor, to profess himself a Votary to his own Passions, or to lay Claim to …
Richard Allestree · The Government of the Thoughts · p. 54 · Open in the reader
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… destitute of the service of other Mischievous Tongues to foment and feed this Malignant HumourHumor: He that said Matrimony might be happy, if the Wife were blind, and the …
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… destitute of the service of other Mischievous Tongues to foment and feed this Malignant HumourHumor: He that said Matrimony might be happy, if the Wife were blind, and the …
Richard Allestree · The Government of the Thoughts · p. 105 · Open in the reader

The Whole Duty of Divine Meditation A23773

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… a Sanctity fix'd in its Countenance, that makes Affectation his Conscience; and Moroseness of HumourHumor, Tenderness of Spirit.
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… a Sanctity fix'd in its Countenance, that makes Affectation his Conscience; and Moroseness of HumourHumor, Tenderness of Spirit.
Richard Allestree · The Whole Duty of Divine Meditation · p. 135 · Open in the reader

Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock A25202

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… I may not seem to stem the violent Current of this inveterate and prevailing HumourHumor, by a sullen moroseness, I shall suffer my self silently to be carryed down …
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… I may not seem to stem the violent Current of this inveterate and prevailing HumourHumor, by a sullen moroseness, I shall suffer my self silently to be carryed down …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · Open in the reader
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… a little come home to himself, he's in as Sweet, Treatable, and Debonaire a HumourHumor as one could wish, if it would but last. I confess, some may think …
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… a little come home to himself, he's in as Sweet, Treatable, and Debonaire a HumourHumor as one could wish, if it would but last. I confess, some may think …
Vincent Alsop · Opposition to Errors of William Sherlock · p. 65 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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… Pretenders might do well to forbear their slighter Applications, which do but exasperate the HumourHumor, for the more we tamper with improper Means, the less success must we expect …
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… Pretenders might do well to forbear their slighter Applications, which do but exasperate the HumourHumor, for the more we tamper with improper Means, the less success must we expect …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · Open in the reader
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… a round Dose of Arminianism, which is it seems a specifick purger of that HumourHumor.
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… a round Dose of Arminianism, which is it seems a specifick purger of that HumourHumor.
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 55 · Open in the reader

The Mischief of Impositions A25215

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… accordingly, we would gladly be acquainted with this body called Church: To ſatisfie our HumourHumor, the Doctor tells us, That the true Notion of a Church, is no more …
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… accordingly, we would gladly be acquainted with this body called Church: To ſatisfie our HumourHumor, the Doctor tells us, That the true Notion of a Church, is no more …
Vincent Alsop · The Mischief of Impositions · p. 28 · Open in the reader

Sermon Preached to the Societies for Reformation of Manners A25217

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… expect to be Reproached for it. You shall be censured that it's a pragmatical HumourHumor that engages you, popular applause that fills your Sails; you would make a Figure …
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… expect to be Reproached for it. You shall be censured that it's a pragmatical HumourHumor that engages you, popular applause that fills your Sails; you would make a Figure …
Vincent Alsop · Sermon Preached to the Societies for Reformation of Manners · p. 46 · Open in the reader

Vindication of the Faithful Rebuke to a False Report A25220

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I wonder not at your Desultory HumourHumor, that Ebbs and Flows like the Euripus in frequent Vicissitudes, and is constant in …
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I wonder not at your Desultory HumourHumor, that Ebbs and Flows like the Euripus in frequent Vicissitudes, and is constant in …
Vincent Alsop · Vindication of the Faithful Rebuke to a False Report · p. 21 · Open in the reader
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… or Heterodox, Learned or Unlearned, just as they approve, or disapprove themselves to his HumourHumor; but here I do enter my Dissent: That however Godly they might be, Orthodox …
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… or Heterodox, Learned or Unlearned, just as they approve, or disapprove themselves to his HumourHumor; but here I do enter my Dissent: That however Godly they might be, Orthodox …
Vincent Alsop · Vindication of the Faithful Rebuke to a False Report · p. 40 · Open in the reader

Looking Unto Jesus A25241

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… old Hereſies! This Conception of Chriſt was not by any Carnal Effuſion of Seminal HumourHumor; but by way of Manufacture, (i.) by Handy-work, or Operation, or Virtue of …
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… old Hereſies! This Conception of Chriſt was not by any Carnal Effuſion of Seminal HumourHumor; but by way of Manufacture, (i.) by Handy-work, or Operation, or Virtue of …
Isaac Ambrose · Looking Unto Jesus · p. 120 · Open in the reader

The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption A26796

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… Imagination had deceiv'd them by Melancholy, there would have been some discoveries of that HumourHumor in their Actions. For 'tis impossible that the Mind so indisposed, should for a …
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… Imagination had deceiv'd them by Melancholy, there would have been some discoveries of that HumourHumor in their Actions. For 'tis impossible that the Mind so indisposed, should for a …
William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 474 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 A26810

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… the success, that it may be evident it does not proceed from a censorious HumourHumor, or an impertinent Curiosity, but from pure Love. It must be attended with earnest …
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… the success, that it may be evident it does not proceed from a censorious HumourHumor, or an impertinent Curiosity, but from pure Love. It must be attended with earnest …
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 242 · Open in the reader

The Way to the Highest Honor A26816

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… verified in his long Trial. His Pains were very severe, proceeding from a cancerous HumourHumor, that spread it self in his Joynts, and preyed upon the tenderest Membranes, the …
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… verified in his long Trial. His Pains were very severe, proceeding from a cancerous HumourHumor, that spread it self in his Joynts, and preyed upon the tenderest Membranes, the …
William Bates · The Way to the Highest Honor · p. 125 · Open in the reader

A Paraphrase on the New Testament A26981

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… that ſay, They will not deny their own Liberty or Convenience in an unneceſſary HumourHumor or Pleaſure, for any Man, whoſe Errour or Weakneſs is the cauſe of his …
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… that ſay, They will not deny their own Liberty or Convenience in an unneceſſary HumourHumor or Pleaſure, for any Man, whoſe Errour or Weakneſs is the cauſe of his …
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader
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III. Though Paul's becoming all things to all men, condemn their HumourHumor that in Converſe, Congregations, Opinions, Practiſes, do proudly affect unneceſſary Oddneſs, that they may …
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III. Though Paul's becoming all things to all men, condemn their HumourHumor that in Converſe, Congregations, Opinions, Practiſes, do proudly affect unneceſſary Oddneſs, that they may …
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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… of Men and that all must be a Sacrifice to his own Concerns and HumourHumor: A narrow Soul is a great In…elicity, both to its self, to others …
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… of Men and that all must be a Sacrifice to his own Concerns and HumourHumor: A narrow Soul is a great In…elicity, both to its self, to others …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · Open in the reader
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… of the Land, were clowded and obstructed by the proud Commotions, and rebellious unquiet HumourHumor of the Fanaticks; especially the Military Anabaptists; who thinking it lawful, because it seem'd …
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… of the Land, were clowded and obstructed by the proud Commotions, and rebellious unquiet HumourHumor of the Fanaticks; especially the Military Anabaptists; who thinking it lawful, because it seem'd …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 180 · Open in the reader

The Right Method for a Settled Peace of Conscience A27009

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For the HumourHumor hath the advantage 1. Of continuall preſence, 2. Of a more neceſſary, naturall and ſenſible way …
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For the HumourHumor hath the advantage 1. Of continuall preſence, 2. Of a more neceſſary, naturall and ſenſible way …
Richard Baxter · The Right Method for a Settled Peace of Conscience · p. 9 · Open in the reader

The World Bewitched A27337

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… the Looks, the Features and Lineaments of the Face, by which the Genius and HumourHumor of Men are to be diſcovered.
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… the Looks, the Features and Lineaments of the Face, by which the Genius and HumourHumor of Men are to be diſcovered.
Balthasar Bekker · The World Bewitched · p. 30 · Open in the reader
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… he has taken care to provide her with many Legends ſo ſuitable to her HumourHumor and Palate, and upon which ſhe has put ſo great a value, that ſhe …
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… he has taken care to provide her with many Legends ſo ſuitable to her HumourHumor and Palate, and upon which ſhe has put ſo great a value, that ſhe …
Balthasar Bekker · The World Bewitched · p. 160 · Open in the reader

The Bibles Abstract and Epitome A27502

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Fits The Usurers HumourHumor, by seating him in his Furres.
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Fits The Usurers HumourHumor, by seating him in his Furres.
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 168 · Open in the reader
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Fits Epicures HumourHumor, by studying of daintie dishes.
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Fits Epicures HumourHumor, by studying of daintie dishes.
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 168 · Open in the reader

Four Useful Discourses A30576

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… are ſet upon Novelties; now it is good to take advantage of that their HumourHumor, and when they are hearkning after Novelty, that they ſhould come to have ſome …
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… are ſet upon Novelties; now it is good to take advantage of that their HumourHumor, and when they are hearkning after Novelty, that they ſhould come to have ſome …
Jeremiah Burroughs · Four Useful Discourses · p. 152 · Open in the reader

Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved A30673

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… He hath croſt us in our Wills, and will not let us have our HumourHumor, in withering ſome Gourd we delighted in, and would have had to flouriſh; and …
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… He hath croſt us in our Wills, and will not let us have our HumourHumor, in withering ſome Gourd we delighted in, and would have had to flouriſh; and …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 1 · Open in the reader
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… by all your Tears and Complaints to alter his Eternal Decrees to fit your HumourHumor, though you ſhould drench your ſelf in Sorrow, and drown your ſelf in Tears …
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… by all your Tears and Complaints to alter his Eternal Decrees to fit your HumourHumor, though you ſhould drench your ſelf in Sorrow, and drown your ſelf in Tears …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 40 · Open in the reader

The Christian Temper A31037

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… the others ſpoken of before: Yet they are to be pittied, and ſuch an HumourHumor not to be fed, or encouraged. It is one thing to deny our ſelves …
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… the others ſpoken of before: Yet they are to be pittied, and ſuch an HumourHumor not to be fed, or encouraged. It is one thing to deny our ſelves …
John Barret · The Christian Temper · p. 293 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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… a time. God therefore orders ſuch Objects and Occaſions, that might direct this ſeditious HumourHumor to another Chanel, which would elſe have run out in other Actions, which had …
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… a time. God therefore orders ſuch Objects and Occaſions, that might direct this ſeditious HumourHumor to another Chanel, which would elſe have run out in other Actions, which had …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 535 · Open in the reader

A Persuasive to Peaceableness and Obedience A33201

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… to diſcourſe before Your Lordſhips, may in any reſpect help to Allay this Turbulent HumourHumor, and to Engage men for the Future to mind their own Affairs only, and …
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… to diſcourſe before Your Lordſhips, may in any reſpect help to Allay this Turbulent HumourHumor, and to Engage men for the Future to mind their own Affairs only, and …
Nicholas Clagett · A Persuasive to Peaceableness and Obedience · Open in the reader

The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons A33330

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… There was a sparkling vivacity apparent in most of his intense Actions. His natural HumourHumor was not morose, but Assable; yet was he not without a tincture of dark …
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… There was a sparkling vivacity apparent in most of his intense Actions. His natural HumourHumor was not morose, but Assable; yet was he not without a tincture of dark …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 119 · Open in the reader
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… Colledge, he observed a young Scholler of very good Parts, and of a good HumourHumor, but having nothing of real Godliness, whom he would seek, and single out and …
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… Colledge, he observed a young Scholler of very good Parts, and of a good HumourHumor, but having nothing of real Godliness, whom he would seek, and single out and …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 177 · Open in the reader

The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages A33378

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… likely that near Familiarity he had with Cardinal Perron, drew him into this ambiguos HumourHumor, which ought not to be made uſe of againſt us, much leſs to be …
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… likely that near Familiarity he had with Cardinal Perron, drew him into this ambiguos HumourHumor, which ought not to be made uſe of againſt us, much leſs to be …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 39 · Open in the reader
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… a Synod, and Germain choſen in his place. Germain not being ſutable to his HumourHumor, he ſo far prevailed with him as to obtain a voluntary Reſignation to Joſeph …
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… a Synod, and Germain choſen in his place. Germain not being ſutable to his HumourHumor, he ſo far prevailed with him as to obtain a voluntary Reſignation to Joſeph …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 85 · Open in the reader

Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380

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… Church to fall into exceedingly wicked hands, and then there needs but a capricious HumourHumor, but a Paſſion, but an Intereſt, but a Whimſey, but ſome neglect or ſome …
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… Church to fall into exceedingly wicked hands, and then there needs but a capricious HumourHumor, but a Paſſion, but an Intereſt, but a Whimſey, but ſome neglect or ſome …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 43 · Open in the reader
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… ill grounded: That it can be no other than a certainty of Fancy and HumourHumor and not of Knowledge and Truth, and that he can never have a rational …
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… ill grounded: That it can be no other than a certainty of Fancy and HumourHumor and not of Knowledge and Truth, and that he can never have a rational …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 98 · Open in the reader

Defensive Armor Against Four of Satans Most Fiery Darts A33961

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… is hard to underſtand, how the prevalence of that or any other peccant Bodily HumourHumor ſhould diſpoſe Perſons to Atheiſtical, or Blaſphemous Thoughts of, or againſt God; further then …
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… is hard to underſtand, how the prevalence of that or any other peccant Bodily HumourHumor ſhould diſpoſe Perſons to Atheiſtical, or Blaſphemous Thoughts of, or againſt God; further then …
John Collinges · Defensive Armor Against Four of Satans Most Fiery Darts · p. 52 · Open in the reader
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… and diſturbance of theſe Temptations and Impreſſions, Take heed of the prevailings of this HumourHumor. You will ſay to me, What can we do in this Caſe? I anſwer …
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… and diſturbance of theſe Temptations and Impreſſions, Take heed of the prevailings of this HumourHumor. You will ſay to me, What can we do in this Caſe? I anſwer …
John Collinges · Defensive Armor Against Four of Satans Most Fiery Darts · p. 98 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job 38-42 A35538

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… Nail on the head, he ſtruck the right Vein, and met with the peccant HumourHumor: yet being young, and wanting gravity to ſet all home, and make it work …
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… Nail on the head, he ſtruck the right Vein, and met with the peccant HumourHumor: yet being young, and wanting gravity to ſet all home, and make it work …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 38-42 · p. 2 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies A35787

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… hath charged his Succeſſors with ſuch Duties as are quite contrary both to their HumourHumor and Practice. And in another place, in the ſame Book, in ſtead of Papa …
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… hath charged his Succeſſors with ſuch Duties as are quite contrary both to their HumourHumor and Practice. And in another place, in the ſame Book, in ſtead of Papa …
Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 34 · Open in the reader

The Journals of Parliaments A35827

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… place, to serve God and all England, and not to be Time-Servers, as HumourHumor-feeders, as Cancers that would pierce the Bone, or as Flatterers that would fain …
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… place, to serve God and all England, and not to be Time-Servers, as HumourHumor-feeders, as Cancers that would pierce the Bone, or as Flatterers that would fain …
Simonds D Ewes · The Journals of Parliaments · p. 239 · Open in the reader

The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death A36537

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… me with thy merciful Hand, and awake me out of my dumpiſh and ſottiſh HumourHumor; cauſe all my Chains to fall off, and open unto me the Gates of …
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… me with thy merciful Hand, and awake me out of my dumpiſh and ſottiſh HumourHumor; cauſe all my Chains to fall off, and open unto me the Gates of …
Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 388 · Open in the reader
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… labor, and the natural heat do make, which ſpend and feed upon the radical HumourHumor, which ſerves to our life, as Oil to a Lamp. The other is Marriage …
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… labor, and the natural heat do make, which ſpend and feed upon the radical HumourHumor, which ſerves to our life, as Oil to a Lamp. The other is Marriage …
Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 444 · Open in the reader