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humourshumors

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

Puritas changed it: 2,815 times in 1,288 works
Consistency: 84.7% (2,815 of 3,323)
Reach if approved: ~3,492 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 3,323 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,815 changes in 1,288 works, 84.7% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,815)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… hypocrites. Some are sound members, and some not members, but certaine superfluous and troublesome humourshumors in the veines of the Church, liuing in it as Goates among Sheepe, and …
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… hypocrites. Some are sound members, and some not members, but certaine superfluous and troublesome humourshumors in the veines of the Church, liuing in it as Goates among Sheepe, and …
Robert Horne · The Christian Governor in the Commonwealth and Private Families · Open in the reader
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… ſo ſone as a man hath had a few receites therof, all his worldly humourshumors are forthwith voided thereby, and he as cleare purged of them, as if hee …
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… ſo ſone as a man hath had a few receites therof, all his worldly humourshumors are forthwith voided thereby, and he as cleare purged of them, as if hee …
John Knewstubs · Confutation of Monstrous and Horrible Heresies · Open in the reader
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Which these foul dropping humourshumors largely swills,
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Which these foul dropping humourshumors largely swills,
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 51 · Open in the reader
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… first offered to Lewis himself; but piety had dried up in him all ambitious humourshumors: then to our Henry of England; but his warre-wasted purse could not stretch …
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… first offered to Lewis himself; but piety had dried up in him all ambitious humourshumors: then to our Henry of England; but his warre-wasted purse could not stretch …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Holy War · p. 212 · Open in the reader
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… ariſeth from their knowing them, and skill to move and ſtir thoſe ſpirits and humourshumors electively, wherein theſe paſsions are ſeated. And herein their power of diſcerning us, exceeds …
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… ariſeth from their knowing them, and skill to move and ſtir thoſe ſpirits and humourshumors electively, wherein theſe paſsions are ſeated. And herein their power of diſcerning us, exceeds …
Thomas Goodwin · A Child of Light Walking in Darkness · p. 96 · Open in the reader
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… he muſt have a ſpeciall care of peace: whither it be peace in the humourshumors, or peace in the Paſſions; whither Peace with God, or peace with men: they …
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… he muſt have a ſpeciall care of peace: whither it be peace in the humourshumors, or peace in the Paſſions; whither Peace with God, or peace with men: they …
Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David · p. 108 · Open in the reader
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Fourthly, though Phyſicke for the time ſtirre humourshumors, and playſters cauſe ſmart, yet both that and this tend to health and eaſe …
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Fourthly, though Phyſicke for the time ſtirre humourshumors, and playſters cauſe ſmart, yet both that and this tend to health and eaſe …
Robert Harris · Two Sermons 2 · p. 9 · Open in the reader
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… And that appeareth in three things that may be observed in the dispositions, and humourshumors of men.
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… And that appeareth in three things that may be observed in the dispositions, and humourshumors of men.
Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon Psalm 51 · p. 589 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (508)

229 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 279 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Purple Island A00977

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HumoursHumors of tongues impostum'd, purg'd with shame, are mended.
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HumoursHumors of tongues impostum'd, purg'd with shame, are mended.
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 119 · Open in the reader

Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted A01042

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… for satisfying some Godlie Myndes, and obviating the insolencie of some ignorant, and ydle HumoursHumors; foolishlie glorying of nothing: Yet, even so, was it bolde, then, to betake it …
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… for satisfying some Godlie Myndes, and obviating the insolencie of some ignorant, and ydle HumoursHumors; foolishlie glorying of nothing: Yet, even so, was it bolde, then, to betake it …
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 3 · Open in the reader
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… And yet, such is the miserable mishap of our tyme, or rather, of mad HumoursHumors in our-time, that nothing is so bitterly, and with so great Heat, Passion …
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… And yet, such is the miserable mishap of our tyme, or rather, of mad HumoursHumors in our-time, that nothing is so bitterly, and with so great Heat, Passion …
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 5 · Open in the reader
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… seene, subject to great, and dangerous Diseases, and having their Bodies repleat with vicious HumoursHumors; who, yet, whyle they could retayne anie reasonable condition of Health, would not adventure …
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… seene, subject to great, and dangerous Diseases, and having their Bodies repleat with vicious HumoursHumors; who, yet, whyle they could retayne anie reasonable condition of Health, would not adventure …
Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 79 · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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… then, and Custome, doe as it were revenge Nature; insomuch, that though the outward HumoursHumors and Complexions doe worke the Mind unto an unhappie temper, yet by a continuall …
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… then, and Custome, doe as it were revenge Nature; insomuch, that though the outward HumoursHumors and Complexions doe worke the Mind unto an unhappie temper, yet by a continuall …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… a cleare light thereof; or out of the admixtion and sleeping them in the HumoursHumors of the Affections, whereby men minister unto themselves desperate thoughts or weake feares, or …
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… a cleare light thereof; or out of the admixtion and sleeping them in the HumoursHumors of the Affections, whereby men minister unto themselves desperate thoughts or weake feares, or …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 200 · Open in the reader
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… Deceivablenesse of Iniquity. Which is seene: First in his Accommodating himselfe to our particular HumoursHumors and Natures, and so following the tyde of our own Affections. Secondly, by fitting …
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… Deceivablenesse of Iniquity. Which is seene: First in his Accommodating himselfe to our particular HumoursHumors and Natures, and so following the tyde of our own Affections. Secondly, by fitting …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 547 · Open in the reader

The Diseases of the Time A11070

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… their Soules, and not their Soules guided by the Spirit, the Guide of their HumoursHumors. Yea, they thinke that Humor is the Spirit, and so they erre by authority …
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… their Soules, and not their Soules guided by the Spirit, the Guide of their HumoursHumors. Yea, they thinke that Humor is the Spirit, and so they erre by authority …
Francis Rous · The Diseases of the Time · p. 467 · Open in the reader

Christian Observations and Resolutions A13075

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But Sathan taketh a contrare course; hee first moueth the HumoursHumors, by them, the Affections, and by these, the VVill, and by it, hee carrieth …
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But Sathan taketh a contrare course; hee first moueth the HumoursHumors, by them, the Affections, and by these, the VVill, and by it, hee carrieth …
William Struther · Christian Observations and Resolutions · p. 153 · Open in the reader
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… solidlie enlightned, and moueth the other powers, that is an orderlie proceeding: But where HumoursHumors lead the ringe, & the Minde is both last moued, and violentlie carried, there can …
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… solidlie enlightned, and moueth the other powers, that is an orderlie proceeding: But where HumoursHumors lead the ringe, & the Minde is both last moued, and violentlie carried, there can …
William Struther · Christian Observations and Resolutions · p. 153 · Open in the reader

The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama A15137

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The Optick-glaſſe of HumoursHumors to deſcrye,
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The Optick-glaſſe of HumoursHumors to deſcrye,
Nathaniel Whiting · The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama · Open in the reader

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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They prated much of HumoursHumors, Incl…nations ▪
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They prated much of HumoursHumors, Incl…nations ▪
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

A Censure of Simony A17294

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… in the politike. The fairest and best constituted body may haue some bad inbred HumoursHumors, or Impostumes, or Vlcers, which as they bee growne to greater height, require the …
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… in the politike. The fairest and best constituted body may haue some bad inbred HumoursHumors, or Impostumes, or Vlcers, which as they bee growne to greater height, require the …
Henry Burton · A Censure of Simony · Open in the reader

The Mystery of the Holy Government of our Affections A19292

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… One of the Philosophers, that conceiued all perturbations to arise frō the Complexions, or HumoursHumors, that is, from the bodie and carnall part of man.
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… One of the Philosophers, that conceiued all perturbations to arise frō the Complexions, or HumoursHumors, that is, from the bodie and carnall part of man.
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of the Holy Government of our Affections · p. 7 · Open in the reader
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… follow, that these Affections proceede from the Soule, and not the Bodie, not the HumoursHumors, &c.
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… follow, that these Affections proceede from the Soule, and not the Bodie, not the HumoursHumors, &c.
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of the Holy Government of our Affections · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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… which is sweet, or destructive to Nature which accommodates it self to the Critical HumoursHumors of the Palate.
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… which is sweet, or destructive to Nature which accommodates it self to the Critical HumoursHumors of the Palate.
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 10 · Open in the reader
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… the Author of all mis-rule and confusion amongst the Churches of Christ, when HumoursHumors shall cross Customs, Customs thwart HumoursHumors, and perhaps Civil Constituiions shall retrench both Customs …
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… the Author of all mis-rule and confusion amongst the Churches of Christ, when HumoursHumors shall cross Customs, Customs thwart HumoursHumors, and perhaps Civil Constituiions shall retrench both Customs …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 88 · Open in the reader
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… the con…ulsions and confusions of the State took their Origin from the bad HumoursHumors of th…se greater Societies. But how easily might all this mischief have been …
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… the con…ulsions and confusions of the State took their Origin from the bad HumoursHumors of th…se greater Societies. But how easily might all this mischief have been …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Art of Logic A26578

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… Integrant parts of the body or matter, are, 1 Similary parts, as blood and other HumoursHumors, Flesh, Bones, Sinews, Arteries. 2 Dissimilary parts principall, are the Brain, Heart, Stomack, Liver; and …
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… Integrant parts of the body or matter, are, 1 Similary parts, as blood and other HumoursHumors, Flesh, Bones, Sinews, Arteries. 2 Dissimilary parts principall, are the Brain, Heart, Stomack, Liver; and …
Henry Ainsworth · The Art of Logic · p. 196 · Open in the reader

Instructions About Heart-Work A26714

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… with their Maker; when his Providences towards them are any thing croſs to their HumoursHumors, or their Intereſt, they are angry at God, angry at his Providences. So it …
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… with their Maker; when his Providences towards them are any thing croſs to their HumoursHumors, or their Intereſt, they are angry at God, angry at his Providences. So it …
Richard Alleine · Instructions About Heart-Work · p. 220 · Open in the reader

A Rebuke to Backsliders and a Spur for Loiterers A26717

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… Diſeaſe, and a tough Diſeaſe, that will hardly be purged away. There are ſome HumoursHumors of the Body that are ſo tough, that where they abound they can hardly …
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… Diſeaſe, and a tough Diſeaſe, that will hardly be purged away. There are ſome HumoursHumors of the Body that are ſo tough, that where they abound they can hardly …
Richard Alleine · A Rebuke to Backsliders and a Spur for Loiterers · p. 147 · Open in the reader

The Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul A26782

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… never so little displac't, the Eye is no more an Eye. It includes three HumoursHumors that are transparant, and of different thickness, the one resembling Water, the other Glass …
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… never so little displac't, the Eye is no more an Eye. It includes three HumoursHumors that are transparant, and of different thickness, the one resembling Water, the other Glass …
William Bates · The Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul · p. 40 · Open in the reader
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… the Body that breaks or is stopt, interrupting the course of the Blood and HumoursHumors, ruines its oeconomy. Sometimes in its vigorous consistence, when most distant from Sickness 'tis …
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… the Body that breaks or is stopt, interrupting the course of the Blood and HumoursHumors, ruines its oeconomy. Sometimes in its vigorous consistence, when most distant from Sickness 'tis …
William Bates · The Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul · p. 136 · Open in the reader

The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption A26796

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… As the same Poison produces different effects in different Bodies, according to those various HumoursHumors which are predominant in them; so the same Corruption of Nature works variously according …
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… As the same Poison produces different effects in different Bodies, according to those various HumoursHumors which are predominant in them; so the same Corruption of Nature works variously according …
William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it A26808

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… by a sensible Instance: Suppose a diseased Person whose Stomach is opprest with corrupt HumoursHumors, and his Throat and Mouth so heated with Choller and continual Thirst, that he …
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… by a sensible Instance: Suppose a diseased Person whose Stomach is opprest with corrupt HumoursHumors, and his Throat and Mouth so heated with Choller and continual Thirst, that he …
William Bates · The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it · p. 226 · Open in the reader
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… as in Idiots, or from the disorder of Fancy by the inflammation of the HumoursHumors, as in distracted Persons, cannot weigh and compare, and therefore makes a perverse judgment …
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… as in Idiots, or from the disorder of Fancy by the inflammation of the HumoursHumors, as in distracted Persons, cannot weigh and compare, and therefore makes a perverse judgment …
William Bates · The Sovereign and Final Happiness of Man with Means to Obtain it · p. 266 · Open in the reader

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

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… Spirit. Gal. 5. 22. There is a Natural Meekness, the product of the Temperament of the HumoursHumors in the Body; this is a rare Felicity: There is a Moral Meekness, the …
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… Spirit. Gal. 5. 22. There is a Natural Meekness, the product of the Temperament of the HumoursHumors in the Body; this is a rare Felicity: There is a Moral Meekness, the …
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 30 · Open in the reader
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… Concave-Glasses, that represent small Objects in an exorbitant Figure: They will feed the HumoursHumors of those upon whom they depend, and speak things pleasing to them, and profitable …
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… Concave-Glasses, that represent small Objects in an exorbitant Figure: They will feed the HumoursHumors of those upon whom they depend, and speak things pleasing to them, and profitable …
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 63 · Open in the reader
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… cooling Juleps, but by Cordials that fortifie the Vital Heat, which consumes the peccant HumoursHumors that foment the Fever.
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… cooling Juleps, but by Cordials that fortifie the Vital Heat, which consumes the peccant HumoursHumors that foment the Fever.
William Bates · Spiritual Perfection Unfolded and Enforced from 2 Corinthians 7:1 · p. 80 · Open in the reader

A Posing Question Put by the Wise Man A26847

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3. Afflictions are God's Purgations, To purge out of us Peccant and Malignant HumoursHumors, They come to purge out of us Pride, Covetouſneſs, &c. We are to ſee …
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3. Afflictions are God's Purgations, To purge out of us Peccant and Malignant HumoursHumors, They come to purge out of us Pride, Covetouſneſs, &c. We are to ſee …
Benjamin Baxter · A Posing Question Put by the Wise Man · p. 196 · Open in the reader

Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction A26858

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… Pope was fittest to do what was to be done, for Councils and Popular HumoursHumors would never know where to stop, but would break down all the Churches strength …
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… Pope was fittest to do what was to be done, for Councils and Popular HumoursHumors would never know where to stop, but would break down all the Churches strength …
Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… of Schismaticks? If they be forced any way, it is by their own wilful HumoursHumors or erroneous Conscience: Others force them not. 2. I would have him consider which is …
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… of Schismaticks? If they be forced any way, it is by their own wilful HumoursHumors or erroneous Conscience: Others force them not. 2. I would have him consider which is …
Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 106 · Open in the reader

A Paraphrase on the New Testament A26981

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… do it to pleaſe him who trieth our Hearts, and not to pleaſe the HumoursHumors and Luſts of Men.
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… do it to pleaſe him who trieth our Hearts, and not to pleaſe the HumoursHumors and Luſts of Men.
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 A27004

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… And in them the natural, vital, and animal parts, with the three ſorts of HumoursHumors; three ſorts of Concoctions, and three ſorts of Spirits, anſwerable thereto, and admirably united …
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… And in them the natural, vital, and animal parts, with the three ſorts of HumoursHumors; three ſorts of Concoctions, and three ſorts of Spirits, anſwerable thereto, and admirably united …
Richard Baxter · The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 · p. 372 · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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… blot out. Readers (and Friends to the deceased) may be of various Appetites and HumoursHumors; and different Things may have their different Relishes from variously disposed Palates. Why may …
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… blot out. Readers (and Friends to the deceased) may be of various Appetites and HumoursHumors; and different Things may have their different Relishes from variously disposed Palates. Why may …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · Open in the reader
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… Substance (a spoonful shaved in a convenient Liquor) which powerfully precipitateth and dulcifieth acid HumoursHumors, and also hath a harmless corroborating Astriction (like Magisterial of Corall or Crabs Eyes …
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… Substance (a spoonful shaved in a convenient Liquor) which powerfully precipitateth and dulcifieth acid HumoursHumors, and also hath a harmless corroborating Astriction (like Magisterial of Corall or Crabs Eyes …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 82 · Open in the reader
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… a pettish Discontent; some have satisfied themselves with administring Cordials, without purging the noxious HumoursHumors, because they thought this necessary and safe though in an unpresbyte and Church. Others …
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… a pettish Discontent; some have satisfied themselves with administring Cordials, without purging the noxious HumoursHumors, because they thought this necessary and safe though in an unpresbyte and Church. Others …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 162 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Knowledge and Love A27051

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… long as they have an Appetite, and ſo they have vitiated their Blood and HumoursHumors in their Childhood, that their Lives have been either ſoon ended, or ever after …
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… long as they have an Appetite, and ſo they have vitiated their Blood and HumoursHumors in their Childhood, that their Lives have been either ſoon ended, or ever after …
Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Knowledge and Love · p. 104 · Open in the reader

The Bibles Abstract and Epitome A27502

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Melancholy HumoursHumors, perswading Despaire to be sorrow for sin.
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Melancholy HumoursHumors, perswading Despaire to be sorrow for sin.
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 168 · Open in the reader

The Book of Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon Paraphrased A27999

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… which he means by thoſe that look out of the Windows. All thoſe Coats, HumoursHumors, and Nerves, that make up the eyes: which are ſet in two holes (as …
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… which he means by thoſe that look out of the Windows. All thoſe Coats, HumoursHumors, and Nerves, that make up the eyes: which are ſet in two holes (as …
Simon Patrick · The Book of Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon Paraphrased · p. 213 · Open in the reader

Several Poems A29149

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Of the four HumoursHumors in Mans Conſtitution.
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Of the four HumoursHumors in Mans Conſtitution.
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 22 · Open in the reader

The Theater Vindicated A29842

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… small ease in disburthening the Body of his Book of many peccant, and gross HumoursHumors, which make it swell into this huge Bulk.
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… small ease in disburthening the Body of his Book of many peccant, and gross HumoursHumors, which make it swell into this huge Bulk.
Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 12 · Open in the reader

Natural Theology A30929

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… he but know the curious frame of the eye, and the ſeveral Tunicles and HumoursHumors belonging to it, whereby it is fitted for ſeeing: And did he then but …
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… he but know the curious frame of the eye, and the ſeveral Tunicles and HumoursHumors belonging to it, whereby it is fitted for ſeeing: And did he then but …
Matthew Barker · Natural Theology · p. 165 · Open in the reader

The Christian Temper A31037

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… that lyeth on the Stomack undigeſted, is more noxious, than nouriſhing, it breedeth ill HumoursHumors: a meer ſpeculative Knowledg is like Food that digeſts not. I remember it is …
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… that lyeth on the Stomack undigeſted, is more noxious, than nouriſhing, it breedeth ill HumoursHumors: a meer ſpeculative Knowledg is like Food that digeſts not. I remember it is …
John Barret · The Christian Temper · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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… Phyſician, would not value him, though that which is given to purge out the HumoursHumors, racks his Bowels? When we loſe, what we love, perhaps it was ſome outward …
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… Phyſician, would not value him, though that which is given to purge out the HumoursHumors, racks his Bowels? When we loſe, what we love, perhaps it was ſome outward …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 688 · Open in the reader

Commentary on 1 John A34689

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4 Becauſe we often contract Crudities, and ill HumoursHumors, therefore if wee would increaſe ſtrength wee muſt purge out theſe, ſo if we …
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4 Becauſe we often contract Crudities, and ill HumoursHumors, therefore if wee would increaſe ſtrength wee muſt purge out theſe, ſo if we …
John Cotton · Commentary on 1 John · p. 105 · Open in the reader
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… theſe few years, why underſtand this, they were not of us, but as noyſome HumoursHumors, and the body is better without them; ſuch as have true fellowſhip never depart …
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… theſe few years, why underſtand this, they were not of us, but as noyſome HumoursHumors, and the body is better without them; ſuch as have true fellowſhip never depart …
John Cotton · Commentary on 1 John · p. 154 · Open in the reader

The Law Unsealed A37046

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… it. 9. Glad when it was done, becauſe that Reſtraint is taken off our carnal HumoursHumors. 10. Sitting down and reſting on that we have done, as if all were done …
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… it. 9. Glad when it was done, becauſe that Reſtraint is taken off our carnal HumoursHumors. 10. Sitting down and reſting on that we have done, as if all were done …
James Durham · The Law Unsealed · p. 72 · Open in the reader

Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments A37049

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… it. 9. Glad when it was done, because that Restraint is taken off our carnal HumoursHumors. 10. Sitting down and resting on that we have done, as if all were done …
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… it. 9. Glad when it was done, because that Restraint is taken off our carnal HumoursHumors. 10. Sitting down and resting on that we have done, as if all were done …
James Durham · Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments · p. 112 · Open in the reader

The Gentile Sinner A39252

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… equivocall sound, and given at Randome to Persons of farre different, nay Contrary both HumoursHumors, descents, and merits, yet if we looke upon him that in this sad age …
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… equivocall sound, and given at Randome to Persons of farre different, nay Contrary both HumoursHumors, descents, and merits, yet if we looke upon him that in this sad age …
Clement Ellis · The Gentile Sinner · p. 10 · Open in the reader
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… ste of Hell to Invent a variety of objects answerable to that of his HumoursHumors.
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… ste of Hell to Invent a variety of objects answerable to that of his HumoursHumors.
Clement Ellis · The Gentile Sinner · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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… Crosse their Interest, or hinder their Calling, or Injure their Families, or thwart their HumoursHumors (and indeed there's the main let of all the rest) to follow Christ or …
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… Crosse their Interest, or hinder their Calling, or Injure their Families, or thwart their HumoursHumors (and indeed there's the main let of all the rest) to follow Christ or …
Clement Ellis · The Gentile Sinner · p. 95 · Open in the reader

The Right Foundation of Quietness Obedience and Concord A39268

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… the Holy Scriptures, which all Protestants pretend to have, and submit our Wills and HumoursHumors, which some men have been apt to mis-call the Spirit, to the directions …
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… the Holy Scriptures, which all Protestants pretend to have, and submit our Wills and HumoursHumors, which some men have been apt to mis-call the Spirit, to the directions …
Clement Ellis · The Right Foundation of Quietness Obedience and Concord · p. 60 · Open in the reader

The Appeal of Injured Innocence A40651

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… Masters, must not be forced to Preach such Doctrines onely as best please their HumoursHumors. And though I shall say nothing here of their giving under-hand private Pensions …
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… Masters, must not be forced to Preach such Doctrines onely as best please their HumoursHumors. And though I shall say nothing here of their giving under-hand private Pensions …
Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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… Sun, walking in the South-wind &c. stopping the Pores, and stirring the ill HumoursHumors to heat, may be the evident cause of a Feaver.
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… Sun, walking in the South-wind &c. stopping the Pores, and stirring the ill HumoursHumors to heat, may be the evident cause of a Feaver.
Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 27 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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… clearer. It clenseth and purgeth both by Stool and …rine, cutteth and dissolveth gross HumoursHumors.
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… clearer. It clenseth and purgeth both by Stool and …rine, cutteth and dissolveth gross HumoursHumors.
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 20 · Open in the reader
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… resolve, mollifie, attract, and are good for Uterine effects, proceeding from cold and windy HumoursHumors.
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… resolve, mollifie, attract, and are good for Uterine effects, proceeding from cold and windy HumoursHumors.
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 20 · Open in the reader

Discourse of the Gospel of Peace A40784

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… a powerful Influence to restrain their Passions, when under no Temptation but of natural HumoursHumors. True Notions of Truth and Duty, a Track of Ordinances, with some professed Approbations …
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… a powerful Influence to restrain their Passions, when under no Temptation but of natural HumoursHumors. True Notions of Truth and Duty, a Track of Ordinances, with some professed Approbations …
John Faldo · Discourse of the Gospel of Peace · p. 181 · Open in the reader

The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 A41659

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… great office of this Natural ſagacitie, conſiſts in the knowledge of Men their ſeveral HumoursHumors, Inclinations, Deſignes, Intereſts, and Combinations, &c. 3. Another part of Moral Prudence is Experience, which …
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… great office of this Natural ſagacitie, conſiſts in the knowledge of Men their ſeveral HumoursHumors, Inclinations, Deſignes, Intereſts, and Combinations, &c. 3. Another part of Moral Prudence is Experience, which …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 288 · Open in the reader

Sermons of Christ A42017

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… get to Heaven; It is not ſayling by your own Luſts, your own Wills, HumoursHumors, and fancies, and to live as you pleaſe; If you will not live according …
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… get to Heaven; It is not ſayling by your own Luſts, your own Wills, HumoursHumors, and fancies, and to live as you pleaſe; If you will not live according …
William Greenhill · Sermons of Christ · p. 53 · Open in the reader