Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #11665 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

stomackestomach

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

Puritas changed it: 1,549 times in 567 works
Consistency: 98.1% (1,549 of 1,578)
Reach if approved: ~1,658 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: stomach
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,578 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,549 changes in 567 works, 98.1% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,549)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… grasse. When sicknesse hath throwne him on the bed of anguish, and made his stomackestomach too queasie for quaffes, too fine and daintie for euen Iunkets; naked him of …
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… grasse. When sicknesse hath throwne him on the bed of anguish, and made his stomackestomach too queasie for quaffes, too fine and daintie for euen Iunkets; naked him of …
Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 224 · Open in the reader
Printed
… see the hungry labourer feede on a crust, whiles his own nice and queasie stomackestomach (still weary of his last meale) puts him into a study, whether hee should …
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… see the hungry labourer feede on a crust, whiles his own nice and queasie stomackestomach (still weary of his last meale) puts him into a study, whether hee should …
Thomas Adams · Englands Sickness Compared to Israels · p. 59 · Open in the reader
Printed
… Correction, which though untoothsome to the palat to taste, is not unwholsome to the stomackestomach to digest.
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… Correction, which though untoothsome to the palat to taste, is not unwholsome to the stomackestomach to digest.
Thomas Fuller · Josephs Party-Colored Coat · p. 155 · Open in the reader
Printed
… to your husband, I heare how he doth vse me. In trueth, husband, my stomackestomach did so rise against her, that I coulde haue found in my heart to …
With rule
… to your husband, I heare how he doth vse me. In trueth, husband, my stomackestomach did so rise against her, that I coulde haue found in my heart to …
George Gifford · Dialogue Concerning Witches and Witchcrafts · Open in the reader
Printed
… deſire, nor reioyce at in way of reuenge, or for eaſe of thine owne ſtomackestomach, leaſt God turne his wrath from him vnto thee, but rather pitty him, yet …
With rule
… deſire, nor reioyce at in way of reuenge, or for eaſe of thine owne ſtomackestomach, leaſt God turne his wrath from him vnto thee, but rather pitty him, yet …
Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 78 · Open in the reader
Printed
… it, he does it, hee liues in it; and his heart, like an hydropicke stomackestomach, is not quiet till it bee full.
With rule
… it, he does it, hee liues in it; and his heart, like an hydropicke stomackestomach, is not quiet till it bee full.
Thomas Adams · Mystical Bedlam · p. 24 · Open in the reader
Printed
… Prelates / and Prestes / though I thus in the zele of Helias and Phi…s stomackestomach agaynst youre sturdye stormes of stubbernesse. For neuer was yet anye tyrannie ministred vpon …
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… Prelates / and Prestes / though I thus in the zele of Helias and Phi…s stomackestomach agaynst youre sturdye stormes of stubbernesse. For neuer was yet anye tyrannie ministred vpon …
John Bale · Exhortation of an English Christian unto his Beloved Country · Open in the reader
Printed
… fastedst forty dayes, accept of my humiliation these forty dayes; and graunt that my stomackestomach may not onely fast from accustomed meates but all my sences from their vsual …
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… fastedst forty dayes, accept of my humiliation these forty dayes; and graunt that my stomackestomach may not onely fast from accustomed meates but all my sences from their vsual …
Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 278 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (29)

21 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 8 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Heaven and Earth Reconciled A02054

Printed
… in loue with nothing else but God, and that: But as an ill affected StomackeStomach is best pleased with crudities, our poysoned and infected Natures are dotingly taken with …
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… in loue with nothing else but God, and that: But as an ill affected StomackeStomach is best pleased with crudities, our poysoned and infected Natures are dotingly taken with …
Thomas Adams · Heaven and Earth Reconciled · p. 4 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion A07769

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… Téeth, Tongue, Féete, Tayle, and so foorth: and inwardly the Heart, the Lungs, the StomackeStomach, the Liuer, the Bowelles, the Kidneys, the Bones, the Sinewes, the Heartstrings, the Ueynes …
With rule
… Téeth, Tongue, Féete, Tayle, and so foorth: and inwardly the Heart, the Lungs, the StomackeStomach, the Liuer, the Bowelles, the Kidneys, the Bones, the Sinewes, the Heartstrings, the Ueynes …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 17 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

Printed
… the Heart may: but not that which is one the Inwards and Reines, and StomackeStomach, and Guts, and Bladder: the rest may be eaten.
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… the Heart may: but not that which is one the Inwards and Reines, and StomackeStomach, and Guts, and Bladder: the rest may be eaten.
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 153 · Open in the reader

Twenty-Three Sermons A10398

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… We muſt be wholly ſpirituall, our Mouthes are our Minds or our Soules; our StomackeStomach or Appetite muſt be hungry, and thirſt after Grace, and Righteouſneſſe, and forgiueneſſe of …
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… We muſt be wholly ſpirituall, our Mouthes are our Minds or our Soules; our StomackeStomach or Appetite muſt be hungry, and thirſt after Grace, and Righteouſneſſe, and forgiueneſſe of …
John Randall · Twenty-Three Sermons · p. 38 · Open in the reader
Printed
… much, euerie Man receiues for himſelfe, he hath Hands of his owne, Mouth, and StomackeStomach of his owne; Faith is the Hand, Mouth, and StomackeStomach, whereby he layes hold …
With rule
… much, euerie Man receiues for himſelfe, he hath Hands of his owne, Mouth, and StomackeStomach of his owne; Faith is the Hand, Mouth, and StomackeStomach, whereby he layes hold …
John Randall · Twenty-Three Sermons · p. 227 · Open in the reader
Printed
… his owne, Mouth, and StomackeStomach of his owne; Faith is the Hand, Mouth, and StomackeStomach, whereby he layes hold, feeds, and digeſts it. Thus euerie Man muſt haue a …
With rule
… his owne, Mouth, and StomackeStomach of his owne; Faith is the Hand, Mouth, and StomackeStomach, whereby he layes hold, feeds, and digeſts it. Thus euerie Man muſt haue a …
John Randall · Twenty-Three Sermons · p. 227 · Open in the reader
Printed
… the ſpirituall Grace, without the Hand of Faith, the Mouth of Faith, and the StomackeStomach of Faith; the Hand of Faith to lay hold of it, the Mouth of …
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… the ſpirituall Grace, without the Hand of Faith, the Mouth of Faith, and the StomackeStomach of Faith; the Hand of Faith to lay hold of it, the Mouth of …
John Randall · Twenty-Three Sermons · p. 233 · Open in the reader
Printed
… lay hold of it, the Mouth of Faith to feed on it, and the StomackeStomach of Faith to digeſt it: No benefit without this, and therefore none ought to …
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… lay hold of it, the Mouth of Faith to feed on it, and the StomackeStomach of Faith to digeſt it: No benefit without this, and therefore none ought to …
John Randall · Twenty-Three Sermons · p. 233 · Open in the reader

Christian Observations and Resolutions A13075

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… to leaue them on the other Shore, but by Sea-sicknesse to purge their StomackeStomach, and cure them of their infirmitie: So thou can imbark thine owne in the …
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… to leaue them on the other Shore, but by Sea-sicknesse to purge their StomackeStomach, and cure them of their infirmitie: So thou can imbark thine owne in the …
William Struther · Christian Observations and Resolutions · p. 52 · Open in the reader

The Art of Rhetoric A15530

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StomackeStomach grief.
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StomackeStomach grief.
Thomas Wilson · The Art of Rhetoric · Open in the reader

The Last Battle of the Soul A16539

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… afraid with the feare therof, Isaiah saith, that hee hath put it into his StomackeStomach, hee hath swallowed it vp in victorie: A wife man will not swallow ouer …
With rule
… afraid with the feare therof, Isaiah saith, that hee hath put it into his StomackeStomach, hee hath swallowed it vp in victorie: A wife man will not swallow ouer …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 11 · Open in the reader

A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 1 A18080

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A mind ful of reuengement, 799. Ould rancour, 2. Stomackes ſuche, and arrogancy ſo great, 12. StomackeStomach ſwelling, 109. Boiling, 56. Spirit of yowrs burſteth, 37. He ſwelleth like the ſea 423. Reueale that lump …
With rule
A mind ful of reuengement, 799. Ould rancour, 2. Stomackes ſuche, and arrogancy ſo great, 12. StomackeStomach ſwelling, 109. Boiling, 56. Spirit of yowrs burſteth, 37. He ſwelleth like the ſea 423. Reueale that lump …
Thomas Cartwright · A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 1 · Open in the reader

Micro-Cosmography A21075

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… for Newes. Some make it a Preface to their Dinner, and Trauell for a StomackeStomach: but thriftier men make it their Ordinarie: and Boord here verie cheape. Of all …
With rule
… for Newes. Some make it a Preface to their Dinner, and Trauell for a StomackeStomach: but thriftier men make it their Ordinarie: and Boord here verie cheape. Of all …
John Earle · Micro-Cosmography · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

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… the earth, that eſteeme the Heauens and Heauenly thinges their greateſt Treaſures. When the StomackeStomach is ouerladen with meate and ouer-burdened with the ſame, there followeth an obſtruction …
With rule
… the earth, that eſteeme the Heauens and Heauenly thinges their greateſt Treaſures. When the StomackeStomach is ouerladen with meate and ouer-burdened with the ſame, there followeth an obſtruction …
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 501 · Open in the reader

A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes A34666

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… and out, up and downe: But though there be no open paſſage between the StomackeStomach and the Lungs (and therefore is no ordinary purging of the Lungs but upwards …
With rule
… and out, up and downe: But though there be no open paſſage between the StomackeStomach and the Lungs (and therefore is no ordinary purging of the Lungs but upwards …
John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 257 · Open in the reader
Printed
… ordinary purging of the Lungs but upwards by ſpitting and coughing) yet when the StomackeStomach is ſurcharged with phlegme, it diſtilleth it into the Lungs and ſtoppeth them; look …
With rule
… ordinary purging of the Lungs but upwards by ſpitting and coughing) yet when the StomackeStomach is ſurcharged with phlegme, it diſtilleth it into the Lungs and ſtoppeth them; look …
John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 257 · Open in the reader
Printed
… into the bladder. So by the like ſecret paſſages doth the Ciſterne of the StomackeStomach convey phlegme to the Lungs, even to the ſtifling of them. And upon this …
With rule
… into the bladder. So by the like ſecret paſſages doth the Ciſterne of the StomackeStomach convey phlegme to the Lungs, even to the ſtifling of them. And upon this …
John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 257 · Open in the reader

Apples of Gold from the Tree of Life A67735

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As Alloes kills Wormes in the StomackeStomach, or as Frost and Cold destroyes Vermine; so do bitter afflictions crawling lusts in …
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As Alloes kills Wormes in the StomackeStomach, or as Frost and Cold destroyes Vermine; so do bitter afflictions crawling lusts in …
Richard Younge · Apples of Gold from the Tree of Life · p. 13 · Open in the reader

The Saints Sure and Perpetual Guide A68954

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Secondly, The emptying and disburthening of the StomackeStomach of thy Soule, of all Humours, Paſſions, Prejudice, Croſſes, Troubles, Temptations, &c. or any …
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Secondly, The emptying and disburthening of the StomackeStomach of thy Soule, of all Humours, Paſſions, Prejudice, Croſſes, Troubles, Temptations, &c. or any …
Robert Bolton · The Saints Sure and Perpetual Guide · p. 245 · Open in the reader

The Portraiture of the Image of God in Man A73382

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… as higheſt: the affections in the Heart, the naturall part in the Liver and StomackeStomach: hee hath placed the underſtanding in the Head, as in the throane; in the …
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… as higheſt: the affections in the Heart, the naturall part in the Liver and StomackeStomach: hee hath placed the underſtanding in the Head, as in the throane; in the …
John Weemes · The Portraiture of the Image of God in Man · p. 58 · Open in the reader

The Buddings and Blossomings of Old Truths A85733

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… which was hidden within, like good Phyſick, it hath purged the diſeaſe of the StomackeStomach, it hath like a mighty weapon overturned the hold of Sathan, like the Arke …
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… which was hidden within, like good Phyſick, it hath purged the diſeaſe of the StomackeStomach, it hath like a mighty weapon overturned the hold of Sathan, like the Arke …
Alexander Grosse · The Buddings and Blossomings of Old Truths · p. 41 · Open in the reader