kindekind
A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.
- Puritas changed it
- 29,446 times in 2,836 works
- Consistency
- 99.9% (29,446 of 29,456)
- Reach if approved
- ~30,965 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: kind
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 29,470 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- 7 places (not counted against it)
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (29,446 changes in 2,836 works, 99.9% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 29,446)
- Printed… ſmitten the enemy that ſmote them? or are his owne people ſlaughtered in that kindekind as thoſe are ſlaughtered, whoſe hand God vſeth to ſlaughter them?With rule… ſmitten the enemy that ſmote them? or are his owne people ſlaughtered in that kindekind as thoſe are ſlaughtered, whoſe hand God vſeth to ſlaughter them?
Henry Finch · The Calling of the Jews · p. 143 · Open in the reader
- Printed… a man worse then another disease, that is mortall. At last it giues … a kindekind farewell, and sayes, I haue purged thy choler, and made thee healthfull; by consuming …With rule… a man worse then another disease, that is mortall. At last it giues … a kindekind farewell, and sayes, I haue purged thy choler, and made thee healthfull; by consuming …
Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 72 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the Iewes, and their citty Ierusalem for their grieuous sins of vnthankfulnesse, idolatry, & all kindekind of vnrighteousnesse, and most comfortable doctrines of Gods sauing health both to Iewes and …With rule… the Iewes, and their citty Ierusalem for their grieuous sins of vnthankfulnesse, idolatry, & all kindekind of vnrighteousnesse, and most comfortable doctrines of Gods sauing health both to Iewes and …
James Forester · The Marrow and Juice of 260 Scriptures · p. 231 · Open in the reader
- Printed… be taken, are equal vnto. ii. rectangles. If this be shewed in euery particular kindekind of triangle, as Orthogonius Oxygoniꝰ, Aequilaterus Scàlenus, and suche lyke, we shall plainly vnderstand …With rule… be taken, are equal vnto. ii. rectangles. If this be shewed in euery particular kindekind of triangle, as Orthogonius Oxygoniꝰ, Aequilaterus Scàlenus, and suche lyke, we shall plainly vnderstand …
William Fulke · Anti-Prognostication · Open in the reader
- Printed… that denyeth the primacie among the Apostles to be a true primacy in his kindekind is blasphemous against Christ him selfe. Nay rather, he that communicateth with any man …With rule… that denyeth the primacie among the Apostles to be a true primacy in his kindekind is blasphemous against Christ him selfe. Nay rather, he that communicateth with any man …
William Fulke · A Retentive to Stay Good Christians · p. 183 · Open in the reader
- Printed… what manner of trees they be. Do they not maintaine lying and perjury, all kindekind of diſembling, and falſe trecheries to obtaine their purpoſes, and to bring their miſchievous …With rule… what manner of trees they be. Do they not maintaine lying and perjury, all kindekind of diſembling, and falſe trecheries to obtaine their purpoſes, and to bring their miſchievous …
George Gifford · Treatise Against the Priesthood and Sacrifice of the Church of Rome · Open in the reader
- Printed3. TOuching some kindekind of ignorance supposed to bee in Christ according to his humane nature; His Majestie …With rule3. TOuching some kindekind of ignorance supposed to bee in Christ according to his humane nature; His Majestie …
Daniel Featley · Learned Decisions · p. 24 · Open in the reader
- Printed… all, & ſuch vſe we ſhould make of his Titles. Pſal. 2. 12. 115. 3. 10. Iealous. This is a kindekind of ſpeach taken from married folkes, Hoſ. 2. 2. Ezech 16. who cannot abide their wiues, ſhoulde …With rule… all, & ſuch vſe we ſhould make of his Titles. Pſal. 2. 12. 115. 3. 10. Iealous. This is a kindekind of ſpeach taken from married folkes, Hoſ. 2. 2. Ezech 16. who cannot abide their wiues, ſhoulde …
Dudley Fenner · Brief Treatise Upon the First Table of the Law · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (10)
10 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Appeal to the Parliament A05285
- PrintedKIndeKind Reader, beare with the Literall Faults; want of due points, or accents; and some …With ruleKIndeKind Reader, beare with the Literall Faults; want of due points, or accents; and some …
Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 344 · Open in the reader
Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649
- Printed… altereth the order of the creation, for it is written concerning them, AFTER HIS KINDEKIND, (Gen. 1. 11.) And this is that which is said (in Levit. 19. 19.) YE SHALL KEEPE MY …With rule… altereth the order of the creation, for it is written concerning them, AFTER HIS KINDEKIND, (Gen. 1. 11.) And this is that which is said (in Levit. 19. 19.) YE SHALL KEEPE MY …
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 114 · Open in the reader
The Covenant of God Entered with Mankind A28344
- PrintedVINDICIAE FOEDERIS; OR, A TREATISE OF THE Covenant of God ENTERED WITH MAN-KINDEKIND, In the ſeveral Kindes and Degrees of it, IN WHICH The agreement and reſpective …With ruleVINDICIAE FOEDERIS; OR, A TREATISE OF THE Covenant of God ENTERED WITH MAN-KINDEKIND, In the ſeveral Kindes and Degrees of it, IN WHICH The agreement and reſpective …
Thomas Blake · The Covenant of God Entered with Mankind · Open in the reader
Canterburys Doom A56144
- Printed… is perſecuted. GOD FORBID I SHOULD EVER OFFER TO PERSWADE A PERSECUTION IN ANY KINDEKIND, OR PRACTICE IT IN THE LEAST: (to …it, …, Popiſh Prieſts and Jeſuits, of whom …With rule… is perſecuted. GOD FORBID I SHOULD EVER OFFER TO PERSWADE A PERSECUTION IN ANY KINDEKIND, OR PRACTICE IT IN THE LEAST: (to …it, …, Popiſh Prieſts and Jeſuits, of whom …
William Prynne · Canterburys Doom · p. 457 · Open in the reader
The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms A56211
- PrintedTO HIS EVER-HONOVRED, NOBLE, KINDEKIND FRIENDS, THE Right Honourable Lord Ferdinando Fairfax, the Right Worshipfull, Sir William Waller, and …With ruleTO HIS EVER-HONOVRED, NOBLE, KINDEKIND FRIENDS, THE Right Honourable Lord Ferdinando Fairfax, the Right Worshipfull, Sir William Waller, and …
William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · Open in the reader
Poems A69225
- PrintedKIndeKind pitty chokes my ſpleene; brave ſcorn forbidsWith ruleKIndeKind pitty chokes my ſpleene; brave ſcorn forbids
John Donne · Poems · p. 333 · Open in the reader
The True Time of the Lords Day Sabbath A91155
- PrintedKIndeKind Reader, Give me leave to inform thee of the true Original cauſe impelling me …With ruleKIndeKind Reader, Give me leave to inform thee of the true Original cauſe impelling me …
William Prynne · The True Time of the Lords Day Sabbath · Open in the reader
Ancient Parliaments Part 1 A91183
- Printed… the fifteenth yeer of King John's Reign, this King (writes Mr. Selden) ſummoned A KINDEKIND OF PARLIAMENT to Oxford, by this STRANGE WRIT of Summons, that for ought that …With rule… the fifteenth yeer of King John's Reign, this King (writes Mr. Selden) ſummoned A KINDEKIND OF PARLIAMENT to Oxford, by this STRANGE WRIT of Summons, that for ought that …
William Prynne · Ancient Parliaments Part 1 · p. 27 · Open in the reader
The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms Part 3 A91298
- PrintedTO HIS EVER-HONOVRED, NOBLE, KINDEKIND FRIENDS, THE Right Honourable Lord Ferdinando Fairfax, the Right Worſhipfull, Sir William Waller, and …With ruleTO HIS EVER-HONOVRED, NOBLE, KINDEKIND FRIENDS, THE Right Honourable Lord Ferdinando Fairfax, the Right Worſhipfull, Sir William Waller, and …
William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms Part 3 · Open in the reader
Of the Prelates Intolerable Usurpations B15410
- Printed… the governours of the Churches of this excellent City, among whom this MOST FILTHY KINDEKIND OF PROOVING WILLES OF DEAD MEN hath crept in, be forewarned that they meddle …With rule… the governours of the Churches of this excellent City, among whom this MOST FILTHY KINDEKIND OF PROOVING WILLES OF DEAD MEN hath crept in, be forewarned that they meddle …
William Prynne · Of the Prelates Intolerable Usurpations · p. 66 · Open in the reader