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sencessenses

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

Puritas changed it: 1,446 times in 593 works
Consistency: 86.0% (1,446 of 1,680)
Reach if approved: ~1,765 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: senses
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,680 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,446 changes in 593 works, 86.0% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,446)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… things that are ſpirituall, and ſo no way ſubject to the apprehenſion of earnall ſencessenses, but onely from the ſence and ſeeling of our ſoules, according to the meaſure …
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… things that are ſpirituall, and ſo no way ſubject to the apprehenſion of earnall ſencessenses, but onely from the ſence and ſeeling of our ſoules, according to the meaſure …
John Forbes · A Fruitful Sermon · p. 20 · Open in the reader
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… utterly unapprehenſible by our ſenſes, and by our underſtanding) neither our underſtanding, nor our ſencessenses could have any object wherein to reſt and ſabbatize, and being created without the …
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… utterly unapprehenſible by our ſenſes, and by our underſtanding) neither our underſtanding, nor our ſencessenses could have any object wherein to reſt and ſabbatize, and being created without the …
Alexander Gill · The Sacred Philosophy of the Holy Scripture · p. 140 · Open in the reader
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… Chriſt, and ſo it little differs from the former interpretation. They who in theſe ſencessenses expound this text, ſay, that thereby is rendred the greateſt thing that can be …
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… Chriſt, and ſo it little differs from the former interpretation. They who in theſe ſencessenses expound this text, ſay, that thereby is rendred the greateſt thing that can be …
William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · p. 170 · Open in the reader
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… hid, and yet not idle in all this vncomfortable plight. Againe, as in outward ſencessenses we ſee ſometimes, and feele, and heare, when wee doe not perceiue it: ſo …
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… hid, and yet not idle in all this vncomfortable plight. Againe, as in outward ſencessenses we ſee ſometimes, and feele, and heare, when wee doe not perceiue it: ſo …
John Ball · A Treatise of Faith · p. 191 · Open in the reader
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… the whole, whoſe eſſence or definition, (to wytt, a corporall ſubſtance hauing lyfe and ſencessenses) dothe alyke appartayne to men and beaſtes, which are the ſpecialles conteyned as partes …
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… the whole, whoſe eſſence or definition, (to wytt, a corporall ſubſtance hauing lyfe and ſencessenses) dothe alyke appartayne to men and beaſtes, which are the ſpecialles conteyned as partes …
Petrus Ramus · The Logic Newly Translated · p. 56 · Open in the reader
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… enemies, wee beare a Sinon in our bosome, that opens the gates of our sencessenses, for troupes of temptations to enter in▪ the counsell of our Apostle here seemes …
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… enemies, wee beare a Sinon in our bosome, that opens the gates of our sencessenses, for troupes of temptations to enter in▪ the counsell of our Apostle here seemes …
Robert Mandevill · Timothys Task · p. 8 · Open in the reader
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… lodgeth in the whole world, and not alonly in this body; which by the sencessenses (and oftentymes also without the sencessenses) mounteth aboue the sencessenses, and streyneth it self …
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… lodgeth in the whole world, and not alonly in this body; which by the sencessenses (and oftentymes also without the sencessenses) mounteth aboue the sencessenses, and streyneth it self …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 244 · Open in the reader
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… eares and heare not, mouthes and speake not, feet and walke not, they have sencessenses to discerne, but there is yet an inward eye, they want; they see no …
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… eares and heare not, mouthes and speake not, feet and walke not, they have sencessenses to discerne, but there is yet an inward eye, they want; they see no …
John Preston · Four Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 80 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (234)

148 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 86 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion A07769

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… the Godhead, is voyd, not of Reason, but euen of Sence. Now, if these SencesSenses from whence our first knowledge proceedeth, doo witnesse the thing vnto vs; and wée …
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… the Godhead, is voyd, not of Reason, but euen of Sence. Now, if these SencesSenses from whence our first knowledge proceedeth, doo witnesse the thing vnto vs; and wée …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 1 · Open in the reader
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… terme the sensitiue Soule, because the effects thereof are discerned and executed by the SencesSenses. In man we haue both the quickning and the Sensitiue, the former vttering it …
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… terme the sensitiue Soule, because the effects thereof are discerned and executed by the SencesSenses. In man we haue both the quickning and the Sensitiue, the former vttering it …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 226 · Open in the reader
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… excéede the Plant, and doe put him in a readynesse to be indewed with SencesSenses as a Beast is. In this life he hath sence and mouing in their …
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… excéede the Plant, and doe put him in a readynesse to be indewed with SencesSenses as a Beast is. In this life he hath sence and mouing in their …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 244 · Open in the reader

Healths Sickness A10184

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… saffely drinke till their Braines, their Wits, their Tongues, their Eyes, their Feete, their SencesSenses, and all their members faile them, so long as they doe but drinke their …
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… saffely drinke till their Braines, their Wits, their Tongues, their Eyes, their Feete, their SencesSenses, and all their members faile them, so long as they doe but drinke their …
William Prynne · Healths Sickness · p. 44 · Open in the reader

Saint Pauls Triumph A10394

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… fellowſhip with God, then we are bound to our good-behauiour, our Eyes, Hands, SencesSenses, Limbes, all the parts of our Bodies, and powers of our Soules, are wholly …
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… fellowſhip with God, then we are bound to our good-behauiour, our Eyes, Hands, SencesSenses, Limbes, all the parts of our Bodies, and powers of our Soules, are wholly …
John Randall · Saint Pauls Triumph · p. 19 · Open in the reader

Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591

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… is enabled to exerciſe. Firſt, wee ſee it in the ſtreighteſt tie of the SencesSenses, by Sleepe, Thinking, Meditating, Diſcourſing. Secondly, yea the moſt perfect actions of the mind …
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… is enabled to exerciſe. Firſt, wee ſee it in the ſtreighteſt tie of the SencesSenses, by Sleepe, Thinking, Meditating, Diſcourſing. Secondly, yea the moſt perfect actions of the mind …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 321 · Open in the reader

Declaration of the Sacraments A14135

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… thorowe fayth eatyth hys bodye and drynkythe hys bloude / though the eyes and other SencesSenses perceaue no thynge but Breade and wyne. As when a man some tyme sekyth …
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… thorowe fayth eatyth hys bodye and drynkythe hys bloude / though the eyes and other SencesSenses perceaue no thynge but Breade and wyne. As when a man some tyme sekyth …
William Tyndale · Declaration of the Sacraments · Open in the reader

The Christians Heavenly Treasure A17320

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… doth not desire to bee happy, and to win that hold, are all mens SencesSenses, and Wits mustred and marshalled, because it is the onely true treasure, For where …
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… doth not desire to bee happy, and to win that hold, are all mens SencesSenses, and Wits mustred and marshalled, because it is the onely true treasure, For where …
William Burton · The Christians Heavenly Treasure · p. 62 · Open in the reader

Answer unto a Crafy and Sophistical Cavillation A19563

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SencesSenses may be deceiued in the Accidentes .275. they auayle to fayth, and iudgyng of substaunces. 278
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SencesSenses may be deceiued in the Accidentes .275. they auayle to fayth, and iudgyng of substaunces. 278
Archishop Thomas Cranmer · Answer unto a Crafy and Sophistical Cavillation · Open in the reader

The Sum of Sacred Divinity A20766

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… other Knowledges differ thus: Knowledge is by Reaſon, or from the Teſtimonie of the SencesSenses; Faith grounding vpon the authority and truth of him that promiſeth, giueth a being …
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… other Knowledges differ thus: Knowledge is by Reaſon, or from the Teſtimonie of the SencesSenses; Faith grounding vpon the authority and truth of him that promiſeth, giueth a being …
John Downame · The Sum of Sacred Divinity · p. 403 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21041

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… refreſhing of the Saints Bowels, is in a manner a refreſhing of Gods owne SencesSenses and Spirits.
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… refreſhing of the Saints Bowels, is in a manner a refreſhing of Gods owne SencesSenses and Spirits.
Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 157 · Open in the reader

Catholic Communion Defended Against Both Extremes A26880

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… doubtless, you would never else affirm it, and expect that all men renounce their SencesSenses; you can mean nothing less than that their imposed Forms, when used as commanded …
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… doubtless, you would never else affirm it, and expect that all men renounce their SencesSenses; you can mean nothing less than that their imposed Forms, when used as commanded …
Richard Baxter · Catholic Communion Defended Against Both Extremes · p. 17 · Open in the reader

An End of Doctrinal Controversies A26923

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§. 19. Suffer not the Quaerist to confound the three forementioned SencesSenses of [the Will of God,] and you may resolve almost all the ordinary questions …
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§. 19. Suffer not the Quaerist to confound the three forementioned SencesSenses of [the Will of God,] and you may resolve almost all the ordinary questions …
Richard Baxter · An End of Doctrinal Controversies · p. 30 · Open in the reader
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… Benefits to which the Intention is limitted, do leave the word liable to various SencesSenses. Christ died so far in the stead of all Mankind, as to suffer Death …
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… Benefits to which the Intention is limitted, do leave the word liable to various SencesSenses. Christ died so far in the stead of all Mankind, as to suffer Death …
Richard Baxter · An End of Doctrinal Controversies · p. 157 · Open in the reader
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… so many Books, and so largely, as shall here excuse my brevi…y: The SencesSenses which we are now most concerned to take notice of, are these following.
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… so many Books, and so largely, as shall here excuse my brevi…y: The SencesSenses which we are now most concerned to take notice of, are these following.
Richard Baxter · An End of Doctrinal Controversies · p. 239 · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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… co-ordinate] being comprehensive and ambiguous, I conceive doth among others contain these several SencesSenses following: 1. As the Species is subordinate to the Genus. 2. As the nearer Causes in …
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… co-ordinate] being comprehensive and ambiguous, I conceive doth among others contain these several SencesSenses following: 1. As the Species is subordinate to the Genus. 2. As the nearer Causes in …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 203 · Open in the reader
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… worthy is subordinate to the more worthy, in degrees of Comparison. Many other common SencesSenses I now pass. These being (at least the three first) common, and the opposed …
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… worthy is subordinate to the more worthy, in degrees of Comparison. Many other common SencesSenses I now pass. These being (at least the three first) common, and the opposed …
Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 203 · Open in the reader

The Scripture Gospel Defended A27029

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1. When Words are uſed in diverſe SencesSenses, he that denyeth them in one Sence, denyeth them not in another: And he …
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1. When Words are uſed in diverſe SencesSenses, he that denyeth them in one Sence, denyeth them not in another: And he …
Richard Baxter · The Scripture Gospel Defended · p. 43 · Open in the reader

Universal Redemption of Mankind A27064

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… that therefore he redeemed not the Rebels neither? All ſayings and writings have different SencesSenses in the ſame words ſometimes, according to the difference of the Materia Subjecta.
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… that therefore he redeemed not the Rebels neither? All ſayings and writings have different SencesSenses in the ſame words ſometimes, according to the difference of the Materia Subjecta.
Richard Baxter · Universal Redemption of Mankind · p. 62 · Open in the reader

The Bibles Abstract and Epitome A27502

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God is said to have SencesSenses. By which is meant His Providence over his Creatures.
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God is said to have SencesSenses. By which is meant His Providence over his Creatures.
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 3 · Open in the reader
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Mans Heart an Anvill for Satan to work on SencesSenses, matches to kindle lust.
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Mans Heart an Anvill for Satan to work on SencesSenses, matches to kindle lust.
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 56 · Open in the reader

Several Poems A29149

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Whoſe SencesSenses all were glutted with delights.
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Whoſe SencesSenses all were glutted with delights.
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 151 · Open in the reader

A Preparation for Martyrdom A31454

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Which abſurd Doctrine, Firſt, is contrary to our SencesSenses of both Seeing, Feeling, Smelling and Taſting, (and conſequently takes away the credit of …
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Which abſurd Doctrine, Firſt, is contrary to our SencesSenses of both Seeing, Feeling, Smelling and Taſting, (and conſequently takes away the credit of …
Zachary Cawdrey · A Preparation for Martyrdom · p. 19 · Open in the reader
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… we ſee and feel, and taſte, and ſmell Bread and Wine; nay, If my SencesSenses may be deceived, What ſecurity have I that I read in the Scriptures theſe …
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… we ſee and feel, and taſte, and ſmell Bread and Wine; nay, If my SencesSenses may be deceived, What ſecurity have I that I read in the Scriptures theſe …
Zachary Cawdrey · A Preparation for Martyrdom · p. 19 · Open in the reader

The Temple Opened A32767

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… ſpiritual, or ſinful Account; and that we need not be beholding to any Tropical SencesSenses, or ungrounded ſuppoſal of things, and meanings of Words, ſo remote, when in the …
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… ſpiritual, or ſinful Account; and that we need not be beholding to any Tropical SencesSenses, or ungrounded ſuppoſal of things, and meanings of Words, ſo remote, when in the …
Isaac Chauncy · The Temple Opened · p. 100 · Open in the reader

The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages A33378

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… of common Sence. I will produee an Example drawn from Phyſicks. Our Eyes and SencesSenses ſhew us that a grain of Sand is not only finite, but far leſs …
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… of common Sence. I will produee an Example drawn from Phyſicks. Our Eyes and SencesSenses ſhew us that a grain of Sand is not only finite, but far leſs …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 18 · Open in the reader
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… demanded, how this appearance of Bread ſubſiſted alone, without its natural Subſtance, how our SencesSenses could be deceived by an appearance of Bread, which was not Bread; and by …
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… demanded, how this appearance of Bread ſubſiſted alone, without its natural Subſtance, how our SencesSenses could be deceived by an appearance of Bread, which was not Bread; and by …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 311 · Open in the reader
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… is repreſented in it. For ſay's he, theſe Words, foreign, are capable of two different SencesSenses. Firſt, This Bread is called foreign Leavened, becauſe it remains in effect leavened Bread, and …
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… is repreſented in it. For ſay's he, theſe Words, foreign, are capable of two different SencesSenses. Firſt, This Bread is called foreign Leavened, becauſe it remains in effect leavened Bread, and …
Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 327 · Open in the reader

Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380

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… neceſſary to know what they underſtand by that Infallible Church, and examine all the SencesSenses that may be given to this Propoſition, that the Church cannot err. For our …
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… neceſſary to know what they underſtand by that Infallible Church, and examine all the SencesSenses that may be given to this Propoſition, that the Church cannot err. For our …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 45 · Open in the reader
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… when he wrought Miracles, which was to lay them open to mens Eyes and SencesSenses; ſo that when a man ſhould not be capable of perceiving any of thoſe …
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… when he wrought Miracles, which was to lay them open to mens Eyes and SencesSenses; ſo that when a man ſhould not be capable of perceiving any of thoſe …
Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 279 · Open in the reader

Commentary on 1 John A34689

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… to yield to his temptations; for though he hath a power to delude our SencesSenses, and may hurry a mans body about, yet he cannot captivate our Wills, therefore …
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… to yield to his temptations; for though he hath a power to delude our SencesSenses, and may hurry a mans body about, yet he cannot captivate our Wills, therefore …
John Cotton · Commentary on 1 John · p. 98 · Open in the reader

The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death A36537

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… preſerves us from Corruption; In one word, by this Soul we live, enjoy our SencesSenses, move, and underſtand; as ſoon as this Angelical Gueſt leaves its Lodging and Earthly …
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… preſerves us from Corruption; In one word, by this Soul we live, enjoy our SencesSenses, move, and underſtand; as ſoon as this Angelical Gueſt leaves its Lodging and Earthly …
Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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… muſt caſt off this mortal and corruptible Body; that the ſleep that benums my SencesSenses, is an image before me of Death, that ſhall deſtroy all the functions of …
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… muſt caſt off this mortal and corruptible Body; that the ſleep that benums my SencesSenses, is an image before me of Death, that ſhall deſtroy all the functions of …
Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 63 · Open in the reader
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… the Image of frozen Death: Now Sleep creeps upon us inſenſibly, it charms our SencesSenses ſoftly, and with inviſible Fetters it ties and ſtops all our moſt active faculties …
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… the Image of frozen Death: Now Sleep creeps upon us inſenſibly, it charms our SencesSenses ſoftly, and with inviſible Fetters it ties and ſtops all our moſt active faculties …
Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 267 · Open in the reader

The Fountain of Life A39663

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… to malefactors amidst their torments, Vinegar, and Myrh to blunt, dull, and stupifie their SencesSenses. And if they hanged long, would break their bones, to dispatch them out of …
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… to malefactors amidst their torments, Vinegar, and Myrh to blunt, dull, and stupifie their SencesSenses. And if they hanged long, would break their bones, to dispatch them out of …
John Flavel · The Fountain of Life · p. 346 · Open in the reader

The Application of Redemption A44342

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… else he takes up himself with delights of outward objects most agreeable to his SencesSenses, Walks after the sight of his own eyes, Eccles. 11. 9. both which exceedingly … the work …
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… else he takes up himself with delights of outward objects most agreeable to his SencesSenses, Walks after the sight of his own eyes, Eccles. 11. 9. both which exceedingly … the work …
Thomas Hooker · The Application of Redemption · p. 268 · Open in the reader
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… and sorrows, which seize upon old age, and surprize it as … prey, decay the SencesSenses, enfeeble the Judgment, weaken the Memory, as though all the passages were now stopped …
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… and sorrows, which seize upon old age, and surprize it as … prey, decay the SencesSenses, enfeeble the Judgment, weaken the Memory, as though all the passages were now stopped …
Thomas Hooker · The Application of Redemption · p. 276 · Open in the reader
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… his Grace will appear: As in a swound, when al the acts of the SencesSenses are bound up, and the Pulse is not to be perceived, yet hold a …
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… his Grace will appear: As in a swound, when al the acts of the SencesSenses are bound up, and the Pulse is not to be perceived, yet hold a …
Thomas Hooker · The Application of Redemption · p. 335 · Open in the reader

Distressed Zion Relieved A47473

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Upon your SencesSenses? when those foul Diseases
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Upon your SencesSenses? when those foul Diseases
Benjamin Keach · Distressed Zion Relieved · p. 71 · Open in the reader

Zion in Distress A47607

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Upon your SencesSenses, when thoſe foul Diſeaſes
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Upon your SencesSenses, when thoſe foul Diſeaſes
Benjamin Keach · Zion in Distress · p. 27 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Psalm 119 A51842

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… we translate Devil is to be interpreted. Either it signifies Devil, or Slanderer; both SencesSenses are good; lest he fall into the snare of the Devil, or the snare …
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… we translate Devil is to be interpreted. Either it signifies Devil, or Slanderer; both SencesSenses are good; lest he fall into the snare of the Devil, or the snare …
Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 294 · Open in the reader
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… his Word, to vow our Duty; but lifting up the Hand in all these SencesSenses is to God. Therefore,
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… his Word, to vow our Duty; but lifting up the Hand in all these SencesSenses is to God. Therefore,
Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 318 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 2 A51846

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… Believers: Thine they were. How is this to be understood? Divers have framed divers SencesSenses, thine by Creation, thine by Election, thine by Sanctification. The Father being first in …
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… Believers: Thine they were. How is this to be understood? Divers have framed divers SencesSenses, thine by Creation, thine by Election, thine by Sanctification. The Father being first in …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 71 · Open in the reader
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… body; vehemens sensible corrumpit sensum; the more vehemently any thing doth strike on the SencesSenses, the more doth it deaden the sense; as the inhabitants about the fall of …
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… body; vehemens sensible corrumpit sensum; the more vehemently any thing doth strike on the SencesSenses, the more doth it deaden the sense; as the inhabitants about the fall of …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 58 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Revelation A55917

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… thing, that the word doth, but much more effectually, becauſe they work upon two SencesSenses together, & ſtir up to faith, viz. The eyes by the Symbole: The eares by …
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… thing, that the word doth, but much more effectually, becauſe they work upon two SencesSenses together, & ſtir up to faith, viz. The eyes by the Symbole: The eares by …
David Pareus · Commentary on Revelation · p. 470 · Open in the reader

The Vanity of Childhood and Youth A66355

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… to happiness, though now your Spirits are vigorous, your Bodies healthy and strong, your SencesSenses quick, the Cares and Maladies of Old-Age are far from you; yet all …
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… to happiness, though now your Spirits are vigorous, your Bodies healthy and strong, your SencesSenses quick, the Cares and Maladies of Old-Age are far from you; yet all …
Daniel Williams · The Vanity of Childhood and Youth · p. 6 · Open in the reader

George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows A66448

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… Allegation: But W. Edmundson kept strict watch and stood Centinel, that no Observations of SencesSenses or Meanings should pass, resolving to keep out the Fire and Light of Christ …
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… Allegation: But W. Edmundson kept strict watch and stood Centinel, that no Observations of SencesSenses or Meanings should pass, resolving to keep out the Fire and Light of Christ …
Roger Williams · George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows · p. 77 · Open in the reader
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… coming of the Lord Iesus: but they charged me to give none of my SencesSenses and Meanings to G. Fox his words: but now I have leave (by Gods …
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… coming of the Lord Iesus: but they charged me to give none of my SencesSenses and Meanings to G. Fox his words: but now I have leave (by Gods …
Roger Williams · George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows · p. 94 · Open in the reader

Commentaries A68840

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SencesSenses cannot know God. 118
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SencesSenses cannot know God. 118
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader
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SencesSenses, when they may be receaued. 209. b
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SencesSenses, when they may be receaued. 209. b
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader

The Saints Sure and Perpetual Guide A68954

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… pitch round about thee, thou ſhalt be lightſome with inward comfort; when all thy SencesSenses, the ſcouts and watch-men for diſcovering dangers, and preſerving thy ſafetie, ſhall be …
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… pitch round about thee, thou ſhalt be lightſome with inward comfort; when all thy SencesSenses, the ſcouts and watch-men for diſcovering dangers, and preſerving thy ſafetie, ſhall be …
Robert Bolton · The Saints Sure and Perpetual Guide · p. 163 · Open in the reader

The Works of Jeremiah Burroughs 9-11 A77992

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… to thy Hearing. Fifthly, Do not give liberty to your selves to please your SencesSenses too much. Sixtly, Thou must not only deny thy Sence, but your Carnal Reason …
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… to thy Hearing. Fifthly, Do not give liberty to your selves to please your SencesSenses too much. Sixtly, Thou must not only deny thy Sence, but your Carnal Reason …
Jeremiah Burroughs · The Works of Jeremiah Burroughs 9-11 · Open in the reader
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… heed of Sensuallity, be willing to beat down your body, and not please your SencesSenses too much, and that will be a way for you to get Faith in …
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… heed of Sensuallity, be willing to beat down your body, and not please your SencesSenses too much, and that will be a way for you to get Faith in …
Jeremiah Burroughs · The Works of Jeremiah Burroughs 9-11 · p. 57 · Open in the reader

The Valley of Vision A86450

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… Cabinet and Cloſet of our affections; ſometimes he knocks at the Gate of the SencesSenses; Sometimes he will feele the pulſe of the Phanſie: Sometimes he is above to …
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… Cabinet and Cloſet of our affections; ſometimes he knocks at the Gate of the SencesSenses; Sometimes he will feele the pulſe of the Phanſie: Sometimes he is above to …
Richard Holdsworth · The Valley of Vision · p. 248 · Open in the reader

Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature A91224

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And other SencesSenses; ſo all pleaſant, ſound
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And other SencesSenses; ſo all pleaſant, ſound
William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 121 · Open in the reader

The Spirit of Prayer A95926

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… reaſon to ſay, who Lord is like unto thee? my Limbs are ſound, and SencesSenses perfect; and I have the uſe of Reaſon when many are diſtracted, and raving …
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… reaſon to ſay, who Lord is like unto thee? my Limbs are ſound, and SencesSenses perfect; and I have the uſe of Reaſon when many are diſtracted, and raving …
Nathanael Vincent · The Spirit of Prayer · p. 178 · Open in the reader

A Sum of Moral Philosophy B15223

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1 The desires bending to Pleasures are mainly to sooth the 5. SencesSenses. These are crauing and excessiue all ioyned make vp luxury. Cleopatra in her Voyage …
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1 The desires bending to Pleasures are mainly to sooth the 5. SencesSenses. These are crauing and excessiue all ioyned make vp luxury. Cleopatra in her Voyage …
William Pemble · A Sum of Moral Philosophy · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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Sensuall pleasures proceed from the diverse affecting of the SencesSenses, as Musicke, and odors affect the Eare and Smell, pictures the Eye, &c. The …
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Sensuall pleasures proceed from the diverse affecting of the SencesSenses, as Musicke, and odors affect the Eare and Smell, pictures the Eye, &c. The …
William Pemble · A Sum of Moral Philosophy · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Nature of Apostasy B27715

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… Pleasures of the World. When this hath filled and possessed the Soul, all its SencesSenses grow dead unto spiritual things, it hath no Faculty or Ability to taste any …
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… Pleasures of the World. When this hath filled and possessed the Soul, all its SencesSenses grow dead unto spiritual things, it hath no Faculty or Ability to taste any …
John Owen · The Nature of Apostasy · p. 542 · Open in the reader

Modest Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft N00872

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… of obſeſſion and deluſion of Satan all this time, and ſo their Phantaſies and SencesSenses abuſed by him all the while; Satan ſometimes tearing of them as a devouring …
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… of obſeſſion and deluſion of Satan all this time, and ſo their Phantaſies and SencesSenses abuſed by him all the while; Satan ſometimes tearing of them as a devouring …
John Hale · Modest Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft · p. 88 · Open in the reader