Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #11359 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

iudgemētjudgment

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

Puritas changed it: 990 times in 331 works
Consistency: 96.1% (990 of 1,030)
Reach if approved: ~1,082 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,030 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: iudgemēt (40)
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (990 changes in 331 works, 96.1% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 990)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… to haue. Rashe iudgement and ryght iudgement / all is one with you. So is iudgemētjudgment presumed and iudgement of offyce. So swyst iudges alwayes / are the lerned scolers of …
With rule
… to haue. Rashe iudgement and ryght iudgement / all is one with you. So is iudgemētjudgment presumed and iudgement of offyce. So swyst iudges alwayes / are the lerned scolers of …
John Bale · Brief Chronicle Concerning Examination and Death of John Oldcastle · Open in the reader
Printed
… from place to place: but out alas, this trouble & sorrow are iustly by Gods iudgemētjudgment fallen vpon me, because euen in this kingdom of Sicil I was so cruel …
With rule
… from place to place: but out alas, this trouble & sorrow are iustly by Gods iudgemētjudgment fallen vpon me, because euen in this kingdom of Sicil I was so cruel …
John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · Open in the reader
Printed
… lately taken fleyng and hiding themselues should for maners sake be brought to open iudgemētjudgment, and after the accustomed maner should be enquired vpon, that they might be condemned …
With rule
… lately taken fleyng and hiding themselues should for maners sake be brought to open iudgemētjudgment, and after the accustomed maner should be enquired vpon, that they might be condemned …
François Hotman · The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter · p. lXXVII · Open in the reader
Printed
… ſhal drinke of the cup of the Lordes wrathe / Iudicium domini, Iudiciū domini. The iudgemētjudgment of the Lord / the iudgement of the Lorde / cryed he with a lamentable voyce …
With rule
… ſhal drinke of the cup of the Lordes wrathe / Iudicium domini, Iudiciū domini. The iudgemētjudgment of the Lord / the iudgement of the Lorde / cryed he with a lamentable voyce …
John Knox · A Godly Letter to the Faithful in London · Open in the reader
Printed
… we haue hard. And if in the day of our tēptation (which in my iudgemētjudgment approcheth fast) we be thus armed. If our incredibilitie can not vtterly be remoued …
With rule
… we haue hard. And if in the day of our tēptation (which in my iudgemētjudgment approcheth fast) we be thus armed. If our incredibilitie can not vtterly be remoued …
John Knox · Sermon in Edinburgh · p. 37 · Open in the reader
Printed
… he is mā in heauen. &c. You haue now a playne demonstration of Augustines iudgemētjudgment, touching the sacramēt of Christs body, no lesse euident in wordes & in reason manifest …
With rule
… he is mā in heauen. &c. You haue now a playne demonstration of Augustines iudgemētjudgment, touching the sacramēt of Christs body, no lesse euident in wordes & in reason manifest …
John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · Open in the reader
Printed
… it wil appeare, both by the scriptures, and testimonie of the fathers, that the iudgemētjudgment of the externall senses, or naturall reason, was not the first argument that might …
With rule
… it wil appeare, both by the scriptures, and testimonie of the fathers, that the iudgemētjudgment of the externall senses, or naturall reason, was not the first argument that might …
William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 387 · Open in the reader
Printed
… more impure life, which tollerated for a time, either becauſe they cannot in lawfull iudgemētjudgment be conuinced, or elſe becauſe that ſeueritie of diſcipline which ought to be, is …
With rule
… more impure life, which tollerated for a time, either becauſe they cannot in lawfull iudgemētjudgment be conuinced, or elſe becauſe that ſeueritie of diſcipline which ought to be, is …
George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 44 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (0)

None: wherever Puritas had this word on its own, it changed it.