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reprochesreproaches

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

Puritas changed it
1,053 times in 425 works
Consistency
96.9% (1,053 of 1,086)
Reach if approved
~1,141 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: reproaches
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,086 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,053 changes in 425 works, 96.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,053)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … his bloudſhed, and beſides that Chriſts Povertie, his hunger, his wearines, his ſhame, his reprochesreproaches, his apprehenſion, his buffeting, &c. Theſe doubtles, yea all other ſuffringes of Chriſt whatſoever …
    With rule
    … his bloudſhed, and beſides that Chriſts Povertie, his hunger, his wearines, his ſhame, his reprochesreproaches, his apprehenſion, his buffeting, &c. Theſe doubtles, yea all other ſuffringes of Chriſt whatſoever …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 56 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … what not that either malice can deuiſe, or enuy and rage vtter? Theſe ſlanderous reprochesreproaches are ſet abroach by rayling Parſons in his booke of the three conuerſions, and …
    With rule
    … what not that either malice can deuiſe, or enuy and rage vtter? Theſe ſlanderous reprochesreproaches are ſet abroach by rayling Parſons in his booke of the three conuerſions, and …

    Thomas Beard · A Retractive from the Romish Religion · p. 443 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … body. He is I ſay the more excellent, becauſe the patient man can beare reprochesreproaches, which are more vntolerable to be indureth, thē the greateſt burdens which are wont …
    With rule
    … body. He is I ſay the more excellent, becauſe the patient man can beare reprochesreproaches, which are more vntolerable to be indureth, thē the greateſt burdens which are wont …

    Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 141 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    Thirdly, our Lord therfore remoues this stumbling block, ouerthrowing the cauils and reprochesreproaches of the Pharisies in 3. parables: all which are conteined in this chapter, and two …
    With rule
    Thirdly, our Lord therfore remoues this stumbling block, ouerthrowing the cauils and reprochesreproaches of the Pharisies in 3. parables: all which are conteined in this chapter, and two …

    James Forester · The Marrow and Juice of 260 Scriptures · p. 188 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … I did not moderate somwhat my corrupt affections, I could requite him the like reprochesreproaches, but this much I must needes say. Is Caluine a beast for speaking the …
    With rule
    … I did not moderate somwhat my corrupt affections, I could requite him the like reprochesreproaches, but this much I must needes say. Is Caluine a beast for speaking the …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 62 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … he could humble himselfe and willingly praye to God, that the authors of such reprochesreproaches might bee forgiven to him.
    With rule
    … he could humble himselfe and willingly praye to God, that the authors of such reprochesreproaches might bee forgiven to him.

    Richard Greenham · Propositions Containing Answers in Divers Spiritual Matters · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … gnaw: thus was Diogenes sirnamed Cynicke for his snarling; Conuitiorum canis: the dog of reprochesreproaches: such forget that (monendo plus, quàm minando possumus) mercies are aboue menaces: many of …
    With rule
    … gnaw: thus was Diogenes sirnamed Cynicke for his snarling; Conuitiorum canis: the dog of reprochesreproaches: such forget that (monendo plus, quàm minando possumus) mercies are aboue menaces: many of …

    Thomas Adams · The White Devil · p. 7 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … greefes, and prickes in ſoule and minde, which Sathan gaue the holy Apoſtle by reprochesreproaches, wants, perſecutions, and other greeuances in the worlde, for ſo hee ſeemeth to expound …
    With rule
    … greefes, and prickes in ſoule and minde, which Sathan gaue the holy Apoſtle by reprochesreproaches, wants, perſecutions, and other greeuances in the worlde, for ſo hee ſeemeth to expound …

    Henry Holland · The Christian Exercise of Fasting · p. 172 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (33)

11 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 22 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Works A02178

  • Printed
    ReprochesReproaches.
    With rule
    ReprochesReproaches.

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 29 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    ReprochesReproaches, trials in it. 29
    With rule
    ReprochesReproaches, trials in it. 29

    Richard Greenham · Works · Open in the reader

A Golden Chain A09339

  • Printed
    … like the prickinges of a sword: but the tongue of wise men is health. 2. ReprochesReproaches and railing, which is a casting of a mans sinnes in his teeth which …
    With rule
    … like the prickinges of a sword: but the tongue of wise men is health. 2. ReprochesReproaches and railing, which is a casting of a mans sinnes in his teeth which …

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 73 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Revelation 1-3 A09443

  • Printed
    ReprochesReproaches follow pietie. 101.2. m.
    With rule
    ReprochesReproaches follow pietie. 101.2. m.

    William Perkins · Exposition of Revelation 1-3 · Open in the reader

The Promises A17408

  • Printed
    How the godly may comfort themselues against ReprochesReproaches.
    With rule
    How the godly may comfort themselues against ReprochesReproaches.

    Nicholas Byfield · The Promises · p. 64 · Open in the reader

The Court of the Gentiles Part 4:2 A41639

  • Printed
    … and Governor of Mankind equally to wil Sin and Holineſſe? But theſe Calumnies and ReprochesReproaches are not of yeſterday, but have been time out of mind imputed to the …
    With rule
    … and Governor of Mankind equally to wil Sin and Holineſſe? But theſe Calumnies and ReprochesReproaches are not of yeſterday, but have been time out of mind imputed to the …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4:2 · p. 200 · Open in the reader

Christs Coming and the Influence of its Expectation A41706

  • Printed
    … Glories of Chriſt? But what was it that made Moſes thus to eſtime the ReprochesReproaches of Chriſt, more honorable than the Honors of Pharaohs Court? That follows: For he …
    With rule
    … Glories of Chriſt? But what was it that made Moſes thus to eſtime the ReprochesReproaches of Chriſt, more honorable than the Honors of Pharaohs Court? That follows: For he …

    Theophilus Gale · Christs Coming and the Influence of its Expectation · p. 91 · Open in the reader

The Saints Amity with God in Christ A41751

  • Printed
    … Spirit, as God himſelf. 'Theſe Inſpirations are (ſaith a devote Papiſt) thoſe Attractions, Movements, ReprochesReproaches, Interior Remorſes, and Illuminations; which God workes in us, preventing our heart by his …
    With rule
    … Spirit, as God himſelf. 'Theſe Inſpirations are (ſaith a devote Papiſt) thoſe Attractions, Movements, ReprochesReproaches, Interior Remorſes, and Illuminations; which God workes in us, preventing our heart by his …

    Theophilus Gale · The Saints Amity with God in Christ · p. 400 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Jude A89503

  • Printed
    1. Becauſe ſuch ReprochesReproaches come from an evil principle, contempt or paſſion; both of which argue pride; one …
    With rule
    1. Becauſe ſuch ReprochesReproaches come from an evil principle, contempt or paſſion; both of which argue pride; one …

    Thomas Manton · Commentary on Jude · p. 384 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    2. Such ReprochesReproaches are moſt unſuitable to matters of Religion; the God of peace will not be …
    With rule
    2. Such ReprochesReproaches are moſt unſuitable to matters of Religion; the God of peace will not be …

    Thomas Manton · Commentary on Jude · p. 385 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    4. Becauſe ReprochesReproaches have an influence, and do exaſperate rather then convince: The Dog that followeth the …
    With rule
    4. Becauſe ReprochesReproaches have an influence, and do exaſperate rather then convince: The Dog that followeth the …

    Thomas Manton · Commentary on Jude · p. 387 · Open in the reader