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vitiousvicious

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

Puritas changed it
1,611 times in 742 works
Consistency
94.1% (1,611 of 1,711)
Reach if approved
~1,798 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: vicious
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,711 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,611 changes in 742 works, 94.1% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,611)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    k Theſe of the Romane Empire regarded not what euill and vitiousvicious works they did, ſeeing they wer perſwaded, that for litle coſt they would get …
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    k Theſe of the Romane Empire regarded not what euill and vitiousvicious works they did, ſeeing they wer perſwaded, that for litle coſt they would get …

    John Napier · The Whole Revelation of John in Two Treatises · p. 136 · Open in the reader

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    … others, loue wee Vice where vertue is banished. All comes to one then, bee vitiousvicious, and be but miserable hereafter; bee vertuous, and bee no lesse. Such wilde and …
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    … others, loue wee Vice where vertue is banished. All comes to one then, bee vitiousvicious, and be but miserable hereafter; bee vertuous, and bee no lesse. Such wilde and …

    William Pemble · Sermon on 1 Corinthians 15:18-19 · p. 10 · Open in the reader

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    … called them in. So that one of the tokens to know a vertuous or vitiousvicious Prince in Rome, write Gu…vara and I. G. (how much more then to …
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    … called them in. So that one of the tokens to know a vertuous or vitiousvicious Prince in Rome, write Gu…vara and I. G. (how much more then to …

    William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 455 · Open in the reader

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    … condition, and rank they be, by their companions and consorts: so the vertuous, or vitiousvicious dispositions of men are much discovered by the company, which they affect, and with …
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    … condition, and rank they be, by their companions and consorts: so the vertuous, or vitiousvicious dispositions of men are much discovered by the company, which they affect, and with …

    John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 202 · Open in the reader

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    … either in this, or almost in any thing else: but easily swarve into the vitiousvicious extre…mes on both hands, declining sometimes into the defect, and sometimes into the …
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    … either in this, or almost in any thing else: but easily swarve into the vitiousvicious extre…mes on both hands, declining sometimes into the defect, and sometimes into the …

    Robert Sanderson · Two Sermons · p. 1 · Open in the reader

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    … not of it self against the Moral Law. It is not of it selfe vitiousvicious or condemnable, saith Caluin, for a man to prouide for himselfe. Of some Ceremonies …
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    … not of it self against the Moral Law. It is not of it selfe vitiousvicious or condemnable, saith Caluin, for a man to prouide for himselfe. Of some Ceremonies …

    Thomas Gataker · A Just Defense of Certain Passages · p. 57 · Open in the reader

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    … is good, and conueigheth both will and ability thereunto: as the medicine curing the vitiousvicious ſtomacke, and reſtoring it to health makes it long for wholſome meate, as before …
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    … is good, and conueigheth both will and ability thereunto: as the medicine curing the vitiousvicious ſtomacke, and reſtoring it to health makes it long for wholſome meate, as before …

    John Ball · A Treatise of Faith · p. 251 · Open in the reader

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    Reportit wer his vitiousvicious dedis
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    Reportit wer his vitiousvicious dedis

    David Lindsay · A Dialogue Betwixt Experience and a Courtier · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (100)

68 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 32 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Works A05537

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    Howking Sardanapalus for his VitiousVicious lyfe, maid ane Miſeravill end.
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    Howking Sardanapalus for his VitiousVicious lyfe, maid ane Miſeravill end.

    David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader

Healths Sickness A10184

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    … the Lord, to the inuocation, or commemoration of any mans (but especially of a VitiousVicious, or Wicked persons) name in quaffing of his Health: I see not how they …
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    … the Lord, to the inuocation, or commemoration of any mans (but especially of a VitiousVicious, or Wicked persons) name in quaffing of his Health: I see not how they …

    William Prynne · Healths Sickness · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Players Scourge A10187

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    … margent who condemne it, define to be nothing else, but a Narration of some VitiousVicious, Amorous, Adulterous, and filthie action, to passe away the time, or to prouoke, and …
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    … margent who condemne it, define to be nothing else, but a Narration of some VitiousVicious, Amorous, Adulterous, and filthie action, to passe away the time, or to prouoke, and …

    William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 63 · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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    The Cor…pt Desires contrary unto these are either VitiousVicious or Morbid. VitiousVicious are againe of two sorts: First, Intemperate and incontinent Desires, which …
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    The Cor…pt Desires contrary unto these are either VitiousVicious or Morbid. VitiousVicious are againe of two sorts: First, Intemperate and incontinent Desires, which …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 164 · Open in the reader

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    The Cor…pt Desires contrary unto these are either VitiousVicious or Morbid. VitiousVicious are againe of two sorts: First, Intemperate and incontinent Desires, which erre not in …
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    The Cor…pt Desires contrary unto these are either VitiousVicious or Morbid. VitiousVicious are againe of two sorts: First, Intemperate and incontinent Desires, which erre not in …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 164 · Open in the reader

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    … speciall, of Rationall Desires, Bounty, Griefe, Wearinesse, Indignation against that which withstands it. Of VitiousVicious Desires, Deception, Ingratitude, Envy, Greedinesse, Basenesse of Resolution.
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    … speciall, of Rationall Desires, Bounty, Griefe, Wearinesse, Indignation against that which withstands it. Of VitiousVicious Desires, Deception, Ingratitude, Envy, Greedinesse, Basenesse of Resolution.

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 177 · Open in the reader

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    … a Keeper, because such a mans conversation will either regulate ours, or disgrace it. VitiousVicious men do the lesse feare one another, by how much they stand in need …
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    … a Keeper, because such a mans conversation will either regulate ours, or disgrace it. VitiousVicious men do the lesse feare one another, by how much they stand in need …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 301 · Open in the reader

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    … Seneca said of Cato, that hee would rather esteeme Drunkennesse a Vertue, than Cato VitiousVicious: So Peripateticks and Platonists, Scotists, & Thomists, and the rest (if I may adventure so …
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    … Seneca said of Cato, that hee would rather esteeme Drunkennesse a Vertue, than Cato VitiousVicious: So Peripateticks and Platonists, Scotists, & Thomists, and the rest (if I may adventure so …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 490 · Open in the reader

Sermons Experimental A11603

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    … Couldeſt thou turne the grace of God into wantonneſſe? Iud. v. 4. and therefore be VitiousVicious becauſe the Lord is Gracious? ſee Pſal. 130.4. Hoſ. 3.5. Eightly, Would every ſcoffe of a …
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    … Couldeſt thou turne the grace of God into wantonneſſe? Iud. v. 4. and therefore be VitiousVicious becauſe the Lord is Gracious? ſee Pſal. 130.4. Hoſ. 3.5. Eightly, Would every ſcoffe of a …

    William Sclater · Sermons Experimental · p. 4 · Open in the reader

A Brief Answer to a Late Treatise of the Sabbath Day A17292

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    … satisfy your request, thus much: Hee distinguisheth Recreations into two sorts: 1. Honest and lawfull. 2. VitiousVicious and unlawfull. For his definitions, or descriptions of them, I passe them by, as …
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    … satisfy your request, thus much: Hee distinguisheth Recreations into two sorts: 1. Honest and lawfull. 2. VitiousVicious and unlawfull. For his definitions, or descriptions of them, I passe them by, as …

    Henry Burton · A Brief Answer to a Late Treatise of the Sabbath Day · p. 22 · Open in the reader

The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption A26796

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    … Wisdom and Vertue, to suffer in the World. Their presents and example upbraids the VitiousVicious, and Wounds their Spirits: as a great light sore and distempered eyes. And some …
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    … Wisdom and Vertue, to suffer in the World. Their presents and example upbraids the VitiousVicious, and Wounds their Spirits: as a great light sore and distempered eyes. And some …

    William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 438 · Open in the reader

The Protestant Religion Truly State and Justified A26998

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    … is but common Grace or weak. And that the Thraldom or Impotency of the VitiousVicious, is but the diſeaſe of their wills, and aggravation of their Sin: e. g …
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    … is but common Grace or weak. And that the Thraldom or Impotency of the VitiousVicious, is but the diſeaſe of their wills, and aggravation of their Sin: e. g …

    Richard Baxter · The Protestant Religion Truly State and Justified · p. 84 · Open in the reader

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    1. They deny that mans will in his unregenerate State, is free from a VitiousVicious Inclination, or from the Conduct of an Erring Intellect, or from the Byaſs and …
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    1. They deny that mans will in his unregenerate State, is free from a VitiousVicious Inclination, or from the Conduct of an Erring Intellect, or from the Byaſs and …

    Richard Baxter · The Protestant Religion Truly State and Justified · p. 87 · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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    … Plea against Conformity: For, say they, it's easie to observe how the Prophane and VitiousVicious and Debaucht and Scandalous (which makes up but too great a part of the …
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    … Plea against Conformity: For, say they, it's easie to observe how the Prophane and VitiousVicious and Debaucht and Scandalous (which makes up but too great a part of the …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 394 · Open in the reader

The World Bewitched A27337

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    … from the Body, which were good or bad, as Men had been Virtuous or VitiousVicious, this was eſpecially the Doctrine of Pythagoras who in all things that relate to …
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    … from the Body, which were good or bad, as Men had been Virtuous or VitiousVicious, this was eſpecially the Doctrine of Pythagoras who in all things that relate to …

    Balthasar Bekker · The World Bewitched · p. 16 · Open in the reader

Tidings of Peace A27631

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    … underſtand to be the Time of the old Adminiſtation, as alſo of the Old VitiousVicious calculation) I hope that this Propoſition will alſo be conſidered, that with the New …
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    … underſtand to be the Time of the old Adminiſtation, as alſo of the Old VitiousVicious calculation) I hope that this Propoſition will alſo be conſidered, that with the New …

    Thomas Beverley · Tidings of Peace · p. 18 · Open in the reader

The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living A28620

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    … meer Abſence, a bare Privation of Life: But there is a Poſitive Evil, and VitiousVicious Habit left in the ſoul. Hence, Heb. 9.14. The works of natural men are called …
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    … meer Abſence, a bare Privation of Life: But there is a Poſitive Evil, and VitiousVicious Habit left in the ſoul. Hence, Heb. 9.14. The works of natural men are called …

    Samuel Bolton · The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living · p. 113 · Open in the reader

Abstract of Logic A30233

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    … the Cutting of the Vein to tranſmit the Superfluous Blood, or take away the VitiousVicious. The Loſs of Blood conduces to the Conſervation or Recuperation of Health. Our Health …
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    … the Cutting of the Vein to tranſmit the Superfluous Blood, or take away the VitiousVicious. The Loſs of Blood conduces to the Conſervation or Recuperation of Health. Our Health …

    Franco Burgersdijck · Abstract of Logic · p. 69 · Open in the reader

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    1. §. And therefore VitiousVicious is the Diviſion of Men into living and dead, real and painted; becauſe dead …
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    1. §. And therefore VitiousVicious is the Diviſion of Men into living and dead, real and painted; becauſe dead …

    Franco Burgersdijck · Abstract of Logic · p. 18 · Open in the reader

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    For both Syllogiſms are VitiousVicious: the firſt, becauſe there is more; and the ſecond, becauſe leſs in the Concluſion …
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    For both Syllogiſms are VitiousVicious: the firſt, becauſe there is more; and the ſecond, becauſe leſs in the Concluſion …

    Franco Burgersdijck · Abstract of Logic · p. 35 · Open in the reader

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    1. §. VitiousVicious therefore are thoſe Syllogiſms in which either the whole, or Part of the Medium …
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    1. §. VitiousVicious therefore are thoſe Syllogiſms in which either the whole, or Part of the Medium …

    Franco Burgersdijck · Abstract of Logic · p. 35 · Open in the reader

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    … requires both; and the Dictum of none, one affirmed Propoſition. This Syllogiſm therefore is VitiousVicious
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    … requires both; and the Dictum of none, one affirmed Propoſition. This Syllogiſm therefore is VitiousVicious

    Franco Burgersdijck · Abstract of Logic · p. 36 · Open in the reader

Neonomianism Unmasked A32770

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    … But Sin doth remain in the Regenerate according to the third reſpect; viz. the VitiousVicious Quality and Corruption thereof, inherent in the Soul. Pemble of Juſt. p. 183. fol.
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    … But Sin doth remain in the Regenerate according to the third reſpect; viz. the VitiousVicious Quality and Corruption thereof, inherent in the Soul. Pemble of Juſt. p. 183. fol.

    Isaac Chauncy · Neonomianism Unmasked · p. 37 · Open in the reader

Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380

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    … becauſe there was taught and practiſed nothing ill in it, yet it was notwithſtanding VitiousVicious, becauſe it was exerciſed in Schiſmatical Societies, which had no right to have a …
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    … becauſe there was taught and practiſed nothing ill in it, yet it was notwithſtanding VitiousVicious, becauſe it was exerciſed in Schiſmatical Societies, which had no right to have a …

    Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 50 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A33971

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    … they were of no ſcandalous magnitude, and the products of Natural Temperature, not of VitiousVicious Habits; ſo they were ſo much outſhined by her eminent Graces, and Vertues, as …
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    … they were of no ſcandalous magnitude, and the products of Natural Temperature, not of VitiousVicious Habits; ſo they were ſo much outſhined by her eminent Graces, and Vertues, as …

    John Collinges · Two Treatises · p. 38 · Open in the reader

The Ancient Christian Religion A41775

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    … he is ashamed he should have so vile a Son: If his Father was VitiousVicious, he laments his Pedigree, and most of all, that he hath troden the same …
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    … he is ashamed he should have so vile a Son: If his Father was VitiousVicious, he laments his Pedigree, and most of all, that he hath troden the same …

    Thomas Grantham · The Ancient Christian Religion · p. 84 · Open in the reader

Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781

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    Fifthly, VitiousVicious Habits do ſo much byaſs the Mind, that the Underſtanding muſt needs be defiled …
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    Fifthly, VitiousVicious Habits do ſo much byaſs the Mind, that the Underſtanding muſt needs be defiled …

    Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 194 · Open in the reader

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    … Sinning, have arrived to habitual Careleſneſs and Preſumption, then they become Practical Atheiſts; their VitiousVicious Habits work upon their Underſtandings, to obliterate all Principles: when Men are gone ſo …
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    … Sinning, have arrived to habitual Careleſneſs and Preſumption, then they become Practical Atheiſts; their VitiousVicious Habits work upon their Underſtandings, to obliterate all Principles: when Men are gone ſo …

    Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 201 · Open in the reader

The Inability of Natural Man to Attain Right Knowledge A45220

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    … to which theſe motions are conſonant) therefore not vitiousvicious in themſelves, nor from a VitiousVicious fountaine.
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    … to which theſe motions are conſonant) therefore not vitiousvicious in themſelves, nor from a VitiousVicious fountaine.

    Henry Hurst · The Inability of Natural Man to Attain Right Knowledge · p. 80 · Open in the reader

A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 A45335

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    1. Consider, this Inordinate, VitiousVicious Self-love, is the Root of many great evils, Covetousnesse, Contention, Unthankfulnesse, &c. are …
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    1. Consider, this Inordinate, VitiousVicious Self-love, is the Root of many great evils, Covetousnesse, Contention, Unthankfulnesse, &c. are …

    Thomas Hall · A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 · p. 18 · Open in the reader

Wisdoms Character A45570

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    … agreement which seperateth from God; and again, foreign, A Religious quarrell is better then a VitiousVicious peace.
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    … agreement which seperateth from God; and again, foreign, A Religious quarrell is better then a VitiousVicious peace.

    Nathaniel Hardy · Wisdoms Character · p. 16 · Open in the reader

The Gaming Humor Considered and Reproved A51410

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    … beyond due Decorum, they ceaſe to be honeſt or neceſſary Recreation, and become the VitiousVicious Gaming. And thus much of the firſt means Play.
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    … beyond due Decorum, they ceaſe to be honeſt or neceſſary Recreation, and become the VitiousVicious Gaming. And thus much of the firſt means Play.

    Charles Morton · The Gaming Humor Considered and Reproved · p. 10 · Open in the reader

Sermons A51847

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    … and advisement. But the new Creature signifies such a change, whereby not only of VitiousVicious we become Vertuous, but of Carnal we become Spiritual, Ioh. 3. 6. Man naturally enclineth to …
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    … and advisement. But the new Creature signifies such a change, whereby not only of VitiousVicious we become Vertuous, but of Carnal we become Spiritual, Ioh. 3. 6. Man naturally enclineth to …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons · p. 374 · Open in the reader

A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807

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    … which godly Mr. Greenham mentioneth) ſay, That the Vertuous do differ nothing from the VitiousVicious about half part of their Lives, that is, their ſleeping times, ſave only in …
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    … which godly Mr. Greenham mentioneth) ſay, That the Vertuous do differ nothing from the VitiousVicious about half part of their Lives, that is, their ſleeping times, ſave only in …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 255 · Open in the reader

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    The Second Branch of Gideon's Deſcription (after that of his Manners, Vertuous and VitiousVicious) is his double State and Fortune.
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    The Second Branch of Gideon's Deſcription (after that of his Manners, Vertuous and VitiousVicious) is his double State and Fortune.

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 122 · Open in the reader

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    N. B. But woe and alas, how many Women are VitiousVicious (not Vertuous) Women, and known too to be ſo by the People of this …
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    N. B. But woe and alas, how many Women are VitiousVicious (not Vertuous) Women, and known too to be ſo by the People of this …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 205 · Open in the reader

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    … Kill'd his Father, &c.) and Antiochus Magnus, ver. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. Tho' this Philopator was otherwiſe very VitiousVicious, yet was he permitted to be very Victorious againſt Antiochus the Great, over whom …
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    … Kill'd his Father, &c.) and Antiochus Magnus, ver. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. Tho' this Philopator was otherwiſe very VitiousVicious, yet was he permitted to be very Victorious againſt Antiochus the Great, over whom …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 739 · Open in the reader

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    … part is the Suppoſition under the Perſon of the Phariſees, who were very Rich, VitiousVicious, and Avaritious, they Derided his Doctrine, the Greek word, ver. 14. is [foreign] which ſignifies, [they …
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    … part is the Suppoſition under the Perſon of the Phariſees, who were very Rich, VitiousVicious, and Avaritious, they Derided his Doctrine, the Greek word, ver. 14. is [foreign] which ſignifies, [they …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 150 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Holy Spirit A53720

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    … not only of the corrupt Lusts of the Flesh, that are absolutely evil and VitiousVicious in their whole Nature; but even of those natural Infirmities and Distempers of peevishness …
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    … not only of the corrupt Lusts of the Flesh, that are absolutely evil and VitiousVicious in their whole Nature; but even of those natural Infirmities and Distempers of peevishness …

    John Owen · Concerning the Holy Spirit · p. 571 · Open in the reader

The Signal Loyalty and Devotion of Gods True Saints Part 1 and 2 A56163

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    … and excluding none, though Pagans, Idolaters, Hereticks, Schismaticks, Tyrants, Oppressors, Persecutors, Murderers, Wicked, Prophane, VitiousVicious, Flagitious in any kinde; for which many might doubt whether they ought to pray …
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    … and excluding none, though Pagans, Idolaters, Hereticks, Schismaticks, Tyrants, Oppressors, Persecutors, Murderers, Wicked, Prophane, VitiousVicious, Flagitious in any kinde; for which many might doubt whether they ought to pray …

    William Prynne · The Signal Loyalty and Devotion of Gods True Saints Part 1 and 2 · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France A56905

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    CHAP. XXIV. Diſcipline Exerciſed upon a VitiousVicious Miniſter.
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    CHAP. XXIV. Diſcipline Exerciſed upon a VitiousVicious Miniſter.

    John Quick · The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · p. 192 · Open in the reader

The Christian Life Part 2 Volume 1 A58795

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    … our nature, by which our actions are distinguish'd into Good and Evil, Virtuous and VitiousVicious; of which sufficient proof hath been given, Ch. 1. and since God hath given a …
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    … our nature, by which our actions are distinguish'd into Good and Evil, Virtuous and VitiousVicious; of which sufficient proof hath been given, Ch. 1. and since God hath given a …

    John Scott · The Christian Life Part 2 Volume 1 · p. 374 · Open in the reader

The Life of God in the Soul of Man A58838

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    … our hearts, we must seriously resolve and carefully endeavour to evite and abandon all VitiousVicious and Sinful practises. There can be no Treaty of Peace, till once we lay …
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    … our hearts, we must seriously resolve and carefully endeavour to evite and abandon all VitiousVicious and Sinful practises. There can be no Treaty of Peace, till once we lay …

    Henry Scougal · The Life of God in the Soul of Man · p. 78 · Open in the reader

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    … against them. Sometimes the Mind is awakened to see the dismal consequences of a VitiousVicious life, and straight we are resolved to reform: but alas! it presently falleth asleep …
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    … against them. Sometimes the Mind is awakened to see the dismal consequences of a VitiousVicious life, and straight we are resolved to reform: but alas! it presently falleth asleep …

    Henry Scougal · The Life of God in the Soul of Man · p. 87 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Malachi A62374

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    … people muſt depend, for converſive knowledg. p. 71, 153 dangerous to deſpiſe miniſters, becauſe miniſters. p. 70, 72. VitiousVicious life of miniſters breeds a vile eſteem of them. p. 183. Peoples ſins, ſometimes, layd …
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    … people muſt depend, for converſive knowledg. p. 71, 153 dangerous to deſpiſe miniſters, becauſe miniſters. p. 70, 72. VitiousVicious life of miniſters breeds a vile eſteem of them. p. 183. Peoples ſins, ſometimes, layd …

    William Sclater · Commentary on Malachi · Open in the reader

Natural and Moral Impotency A63764

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    … I will impartially conſider it, yea, I deſire help here) what a Vertuous or VitiousVicious habit is, as different or diſtinct from an inclination of the will, which is …
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    … I will impartially conſider it, yea, I deſire help here) what a Vertuous or VitiousVicious habit is, as different or diſtinct from an inclination of the will, which is …

    Joseph Truman · Natural and Moral Impotency · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … voluntary at all, it would not be called Enmity univocally and properly. Vertuous and VitiousVicious habits, are I think (I would not be over-confident where, for any thing …
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    … voluntary at all, it would not be called Enmity univocally and properly. Vertuous and VitiousVicious habits, are I think (I would not be over-confident where, for any thing …

    Joseph Truman · Natural and Moral Impotency · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … and Vice is voluntary, Ad Nicom. Lib. 3. when he ſaith, foreign, that is in effect, VitiousVicious habits are not to be called voluntary in the ordinary ſenſe; for, ſaith he …
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    … and Vice is voluntary, Ad Nicom. Lib. 3. when he ſaith, foreign, that is in effect, VitiousVicious habits are not to be called voluntary in the ordinary ſenſe; for, ſaith he …

    Joseph Truman · Natural and Moral Impotency · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    If any ſhould yet be unſatisfied, and think VitiousVicious habits are not Elicited, but Imperated; Let him reduce them to what notion he …
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    If any ſhould yet be unſatisfied, and think VitiousVicious habits are not Elicited, but Imperated; Let him reduce them to what notion he …

    Joseph Truman · Natural and Moral Impotency · p. 50 · Open in the reader

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    … poſſible to cauſe a man to leave off this wilfulneſs, to put off this VitiousVicious habit, which he hath the Natural power to put off if he would, that …
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    … poſſible to cauſe a man to leave off this wilfulneſs, to put off this VitiousVicious habit, which he hath the Natural power to put off if he would, that …

    Joseph Truman · Natural and Moral Impotency · p. 64 · Open in the reader

The Schismatics Cheater in Chief Discovered A64889

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    … put upon those grave and godly Subscribers. In the very Title page of his VitiousVicious visitation of Sion Colledge, he scornfully terms the Ministers Testimony; a Pamphlet pretended to …
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    … put upon those grave and godly Subscribers. In the very Title page of his VitiousVicious visitation of Sion Colledge, he scornfully terms the Ministers Testimony; a Pamphlet pretended to …

    John Vicars · The Schismatics Cheater in Chief Discovered · p. 8 · Open in the reader

A Body of Practical Divinity A65285

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    … written in the Life. Some say they have good Hearts, but their Lives are VitiousVicious, Prov. 30.12. There is a generation that are pure in their own eyes, yet is …
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    … written in the Life. Some say they have good Hearts, but their Lives are VitiousVicious, Prov. 30.12. There is a generation that are pure in their own eyes, yet is …

    Thomas Watson · A Body of Practical Divinity · p. 142 · Open in the reader

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    … he will see if he can make them Formalists. If he cannot make them VitiousVicious, he will tempt them to be Erroneous. He will tempt them to leave off …
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    … he will see if he can make them Formalists. If he cannot make them VitiousVicious, he will tempt them to be Erroneous. He will tempt them to leave off …

    Thomas Watson · A Body of Practical Divinity · p. 833 · Open in the reader

Sermon 16 May 1698 A66353

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    … by this scarce ever brought so far, as not secretly to disallow their own VitiousVicious Courses, and approve the contrary.
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    … by this scarce ever brought so far, as not secretly to disallow their own VitiousVicious Courses, and approve the contrary.

    Daniel Williams · Sermon 16 May 1698 · p. 27 · Open in the reader

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    … private Men must not Convict Offenders; for what great use are our Laws against VitiousVicious Practices and Profaneness, if Multitudes may offend, and none be Punished, unless that they …
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    … private Men must not Convict Offenders; for what great use are our Laws against VitiousVicious Practices and Profaneness, if Multitudes may offend, and none be Punished, unless that they …

    Daniel Williams · Sermon 16 May 1698 · p. 17 · Open in the reader

A Plea for the Public-Faith A66753

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    … brag and boaſt, ſwear and promiſe, that we will extoll the Vertuous, ſubdue the VitiousVicious, favour the Right, not wink at wrongs, puniſh the evil, reward the good, repair …
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    … brag and boaſt, ſwear and promiſe, that we will extoll the Vertuous, ſubdue the VitiousVicious, favour the Right, not wink at wrongs, puniſh the evil, reward the good, repair …

    George Wither · A Plea for the Public-Faith · p. 75 · Open in the reader

A Discourse of Christian Love A67104

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    … rather then to the evil: Yet it may so fall out that even to VitiousVicious and Unworthy Persons this sort of Love is rather to be extended; and that …
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    … rather then to the evil: Yet it may so fall out that even to VitiousVicious and Unworthy Persons this sort of Love is rather to be extended; and that …

    John Worthington · A Discourse of Christian Love · p. 49 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Self Denial A86527

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    … a Temporall Reward but an effect of Self-love? Which, though it be not VitiousVicious, being done in relation to a Promiſe yet, certainly cannot be ſo excellent as …
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    … a Temporall Reward but an effect of Self-love? Which, though it be not VitiousVicious, being done in relation to a Promiſe yet, certainly cannot be ſo excellent as …

    Thomas Hooker · A Treatise of Self Denial · p. 50 · Open in the reader

The Signal Loyalty and Devotion of Gods Saints A91279

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    … and excluding none, though Pagans, Idolaters, Hereticks, Schiſmaticks, Tyrants, Oppreſſors, Perſecutors, Murderers, Wicked, Prophane, VitiousVicious, Flagitious in any kinde; for which many might doubt whether they ought to pray …
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    … and excluding none, though Pagans, Idolaters, Hereticks, Schiſmaticks, Tyrants, Oppreſſors, Perſecutors, Murderers, Wicked, Prophane, VitiousVicious, Flagitious in any kinde; for which many might doubt whether they ought to pray …

    William Prynne · The Signal Loyalty and Devotion of Gods Saints · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Power of Godliness B17454

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    … all sparks of piety, dare adventure to attempt so henious a crime? Yet the VitiousVicious adventure and performe it, they prophane their bodies and souls, they sell them to …
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    … all sparks of piety, dare adventure to attempt so henious a crime? Yet the VitiousVicious adventure and performe it, they prophane their bodies and souls, they sell them to …

    John Ball · The Power of Godliness · p. 187 · Open in the reader