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eateeat

A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.

Puritas changed it: 19,960 times in 2,014 works
Consistency: 98.4% (19,960 of 20,268)
Reach if approved: ~21,299 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: eat
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 20,271 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (19,960 changes in 2,014 works, 98.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 19,960)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
Wee did eateeat the go…den apples; wee.
With rule
Wee did eateeat the go…den apples; wee.
Phineas Fletcher · Sicelides a Piscatory · Open in the reader
Printed
Iohn Falkes, for images, and that he did eateeat Cowmilke the firſt ſunday in Lent, &c.
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Iohn Falkes, for images, and that he did eateeat Cowmilke the firſt ſunday in Lent, &c.
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 405 · Open in the reader
Printed
… did eateeat, and especially if they had come from the market, they might not eateeat before they had washed their hands, which things they obserued, not as ciuill customes …
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… did eateeat, and especially if they had come from the market, they might not eateeat before they had washed their hands, which things they obserued, not as ciuill customes …
William Fulke · The Woman of Canaan · p. 1 · Open in the reader
Printed
… For Innocentius defined against the Pelagians, that it was as necessary for infantes to eateeat the fleshe of Christe and drinke his blood in the Communion, as to bee …
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… For Innocentius defined against the Pelagians, that it was as necessary for infantes to eateeat the fleshe of Christe and drinke his blood in the Communion, as to bee …
William Fulke · Sermon Preached 12 March 1581 · Open in the reader
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… to scorne, and set their mothers commandement at naught, the rauens of the vallie eateeat out their eyes, and deuoured bee that child of the young eagles. Prouerbs 30.17.
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… to scorne, and set their mothers commandement at naught, the rauens of the vallie eateeat out their eyes, and deuoured bee that child of the young eagles. Prouerbs 30.17.
Richard Greenham · Godly Exhortation and Fruitful Admonition to Virtuous Parents · Open in the reader
Printed
… giue him content; and hauing ſuch brought vnto him by Iacob, when he had eateeat of the veniſon, and drunk wine, then he called, Now come neere me, and …
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… giue him content; and hauing ſuch brought vnto him by Iacob, when he had eateeat of the veniſon, and drunk wine, then he called, Now come neere me, and …
Samuel Gibson · Sermon of Ecclesiastical Benediction · p. 33 · Open in the reader
Printed
… is hee that feareth the Lord, and walketh in his wayes; for hee ſhall eateeat the labour of his hands, and happy ſhall hee bee: his wife ſhall bee …
With rule
… is hee that feareth the Lord, and walketh in his wayes; for hee ſhall eateeat the labour of his hands, and happy ſhall hee bee: his wife ſhall bee …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 626 · Open in the reader
Printed
… writeth of Vrbanus IIII. much after the faſhion of the Iſraelites, ſitting downe to eateeat and drinke, and riſing up to play: but ſpecially in their rich Iubilies, firſt …
With rule
… writeth of Vrbanus IIII. much after the faſhion of the Iſraelites, ſitting downe to eateeat and drinke, and riſing up to play: but ſpecially in their rich Iubilies, firſt …
Dudley Fenner · Treatise of Lawful and Unlawful Recreations · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (308)

298 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 56 are listed here. 10 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Expositions Upon Divers Parts of Scripture A00415

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EateEat, that is, deuide by chewing and preparing to concoction.
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EateEat, that is, deuide by chewing and preparing to concoction.
George Estey · Expositions Upon Divers Parts of Scripture · p. 4 · Open in the reader

A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture A00593

Printed
2. The manner entire, EateEat and drinke.
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2. The manner entire, EateEat and drinke.
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 858 · Open in the reader
Printed
EateEat of this bread, and drinke of this cup. For as both eyes are requiſite …
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EateEat of this bread, and drinke of this cup. For as both eyes are requiſite …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 862 · Open in the reader

The Grand Sacrilege of the Church of Rome A00597

Printed
… the Institution. Matth. 26. 28. Drinke yee all of this. He saith, not of the bread, EateEat all of this, though his meaning was, that all should eateeat:
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… the Institution. Matth. 26. 28. Drinke yee all of this. He saith, not of the bread, EateEat all of this, though his meaning was, that all should eateeat:
Daniel Featley · The Grand Sacrilege of the Church of Rome · p. 256 · Open in the reader

The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net A00602

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4. That priuate Masses, wherein the Priest sayth, Edite et bibite ex hoc omnes, EateEat and drinke yee all of this, and yet eateth and drinketh himselfe onely, are …
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4. That priuate Masses, wherein the Priest sayth, Edite et bibite ex hoc omnes, EateEat and drinke yee all of this, and yet eateth and drinketh himselfe onely, are …
Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 9 · Open in the reader

The Arts of Logic and Rhetoric A00630

Printed
☞ IN THE SWEAT OF THY FACE, SHALT THOV EATEEAT THE BRIAD. Gen. 3. 19.
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☞ IN THE SWEAT OF THY FACE, SHALT THOV EATEEAT THE BRIAD. Gen. 3. 19.
Dudley Fenner · The Arts of Logic and Rhetoric · Open in the reader

The Devils Banket Described A00888

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… Feast-maker: Cant. 5. you haue the Kings sonne a Feast-maker: Iesus Christ bids, EateEat oh friends, drinke abundantly, oh beloued, Reuel. 22. you haue the Spirit of glorie a …
With rule
… Feast-maker: Cant. 5. you haue the Kings sonne a Feast-maker: Iesus Christ bids, EateEat oh friends, drinke abundantly, oh beloued, Reuel. 22. you haue the Spirit of glorie a …
Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 6 · Open in the reader
Printed
… cheare in Gods kingdome, where your welcome shall be answerable to all the rest. EateEat oh my friends, and make you merry, oh well-beloued. And then (as those …
With rule
… cheare in Gods kingdome, where your welcome shall be answerable to all the rest. EateEat oh my friends, and make you merry, oh well-beloued. And then (as those …
Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 196 · Open in the reader

Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright A01115

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The order of theſe was according to the deſcription of the Apoſtle, Coloſſ. 1. EateEat not, taſte not, touche not, &c. To eateeat no fleſh, to touch no money …
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The order of theſe was according to the deſcription of the Apoſtle, Coloſſ. 1. EateEat not, taſte not, touche not, &c. To eateeat no fleſh, to touch no money …
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 317 · Open in the reader
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EateEat not, taſt not, touch not. 317
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EateEat not, taſt not, touch not. 317
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · Open in the reader

The Pope Confuted A01130

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… verifie to be true in most plaine and euident speeches: Take ye, sayth he, EateEat ye: this is my body that shalbe deliuered for you. Therefore the very material …
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… verifie to be true in most plaine and euident speeches: Take ye, sayth he, EateEat ye: this is my body that shalbe deliuered for you. Therefore the very material …
John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · Open in the reader

Choice Grounds and Principles of our Christian Religion A01263

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… remembrance of me: It is as much in effect, as if he should say, EateEat this broken bread, and performe all other parts and circumstances of my institution from …
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… remembrance of me: It is as much in effect, as if he should say, EateEat this broken bread, and performe all other parts and circumstances of my institution from …
John Frewen · Choice Grounds and Principles of our Christian Religion · p. 265 · Open in the reader
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… generally of the Bread, as of the Cup. Hee saith not of the Bread, EateEat ye all of this: but, Take, eateeat, this is my body: but of the …
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… generally of the Bread, as of the Cup. Hee saith not of the Bread, EateEat ye all of this: but, Take, eateeat, this is my body: but of the …
John Frewen · Choice Grounds and Principles of our Christian Religion · p. 272 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises Against the Papists A01335

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… tuum & vinum tuum super sepulturam iusti constitue, & noli ex eo manducare & bibere cum peccatoribus. EateEat thy breade with the hongry and needy, and couer with thy clothes the naked …
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… tuum & vinum tuum super sepulturam iusti constitue, & noli ex eo manducare & bibere cum peccatoribus. EateEat thy breade with the hongry and needy, and couer with thy clothes the naked …
William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 229 · Open in the reader

Discussion of the Popish Doctrine of Transubstantiation A01532

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… Gregorie Nyssene: who in his tenth Sermon on the Canticles, speaking of those wordes, EateEat and drinke my friends, There is no difference (saith hee) betweene the wordes here …
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… Gregorie Nyssene: who in his tenth Sermon on the Canticles, speaking of those wordes, EateEat and drinke my friends, There is no difference (saith hee) betweene the wordes here …
Thomas Gataker · Discussion of the Popish Doctrine of Transubstantiation · p. 183 · Open in the reader

The Happiness of the Church A01956

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… then be glad to restore all at once for recouerie. The next pace is, EateEat: his bones must not onely be pleased, but his belly. It is somewhat yet …
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… then be glad to restore all at once for recouerie. The next pace is, EateEat: his bones must not onely be pleased, but his belly. It is somewhat yet …
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 310 · Open in the reader
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… but sorry iesting with death. Thus his dance was like Sardanapalus; Ede, bibe, lude: EateEat, drinke, and be merry: but there is one thing marres all his sport; the …
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… but sorry iesting with death. Thus his dance was like Sardanapalus; Ede, bibe, lude: EateEat, drinke, and be merry: but there is one thing marres all his sport; the …
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 310 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Song of Solomon A01971

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… I eateeat my hony-combe with my hony, I drinke … wine with my milk. EateEat fellow friends, drinke, and bee dronke O yee my well-beloued.
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… I eateeat my hony-combe with my hony, I drinke … wine with my milk. EateEat fellow friends, drinke, and bee dronke O yee my well-beloued.
Henry Finch · Exposition of the Song of Solomon · p. 35 · Open in the reader

Recover from Apostasy A01980

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And being turned, and throughly broyled on the other ſide, thus againe, EateEat that which is broyled, and try whether raw or broyled be the ſweeter.
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And being turned, and throughly broyled on the other ſide, thus againe, EateEat that which is broyled, and try whether raw or broyled be the ſweeter.
William Gouge · Recover from Apostasy · p. 47 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Ecclesiastes A02031

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… God, ſaith Dauid, doe good…, dwell in the land, and thou ſhalt be fed. EateEat and drinke therefore with an hopefull heart, comfort thy bodie with thy goods, For …
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… God, ſaith Dauid, doe good…, dwell in the land, and thou ſhalt be fed. EateEat and drinke therefore with an hopefull heart, comfort thy bodie with thy goods, For …
Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 229 · Open in the reader

Works A02178

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… pleasures of the flesh, and the iudgements of God: as to our first parents, EateEat yee shall not die: to who me some Salomon might haue saide, if it …
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… pleasures of the flesh, and the iudgements of God: as to our first parents, EateEat yee shall not die: to who me some Salomon might haue saide, if it …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 734 · Open in the reader
Printed
… die; To whom some Salomon might haue saide, if it seeme pleasant to you, EateEat it, but death shall come: So in these two that Ezekiel hath ioyned; the …
With rule
… die; To whom some Salomon might haue saide, if it seeme pleasant to you, EateEat it, but death shall come: So in these two that Ezekiel hath ioyned; the …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 797 · Open in the reader

Works A02186

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Id eſt, EateEat, drinke, play and be merry; li…e in all kinde of pleaſure▪ for, after …
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Id eſt, EateEat, drinke, play and be merry; li…e in all kinde of pleaſure▪ for, after …
Henry Greenwood · Works · p. 10 · Open in the reader
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EateEat, drinke, and bee merry; for after death there is no pleaſure: They ſay true …
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EateEat, drinke, and bee merry; for after death there is no pleaſure: They ſay true …
Henry Greenwood · Works · p. 19 · Open in the reader

Tormenting Tophet A02192

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Ede, bibe, lude: charum praeſentibus exple Delitijs animum, poſt mortem nulla voluptas EateEat, drinke, and be merry: for after death there is no pleaſure: They ſay true …
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Ede, bibe, lude: charum praeſentibus exple Delitijs animum, poſt mortem nulla voluptas EateEat, drinke, and be merry: for after death there is no pleaſure: They ſay true …
Henry Greenwood · Tormenting Tophet · p. 19 · Open in the reader

A Compend of the Controversies of Religion A02349

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Note, That where-as Hee ſayeth onlie of the Bread, EateEat yee, Hee ſpeaketh more expreſſelie of the Cuppe, ſaying, Drinke yee all; that none …
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Note, That where-as Hee ſayeth onlie of the Bread, EateEat yee, Hee ſpeaketh more expreſſelie of the Cuppe, ſaying, Drinke yee all; that none …
William Guild · A Compend of the Controversies of Religion · p. 177 · Open in the reader

A Young Mans Inquisition A02360

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… rich man in the Gospell, walking in the broad way, did bid his soule, EateEat, drinke, and take it ease, for it had much laid vp for many yeeres …
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… rich man in the Gospell, walking in the broad way, did bid his soule, EateEat, drinke, and take it ease, for it had much laid vp for many yeeres …
William Guild · A Young Mans Inquisition · p. 118 · Open in the reader

The Sacrifice of Thankfulness A02367

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… commended Mirth, because a man hath no better thing vnder the Sunne, then to EateEat, and to Drinke, and to be Merry: for that shall abide with him of …
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… commended Mirth, because a man hath no better thing vnder the Sunne, then to EateEat, and to Drinke, and to be Merry: for that shall abide with him of …
Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 48 · Open in the reader

Comedy Concerning Corruption of Three Laws of Nature by Sodomites A02738

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Where yow sayd. EateEat not. He sayd vnto the womā,
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Where yow sayd. EateEat not. He sayd vnto the womā,
John Bale · Comedy Concerning Corruption of Three Laws of Nature by Sodomites · Open in the reader
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EateEat, Ye can not dye, As Godes ye shall be than.
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EateEat, Ye can not dye, As Godes ye shall be than.
John Bale · Comedy Concerning Corruption of Three Laws of Nature by Sodomites · Open in the reader

Three Sermons A03308

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… needes haue the other, yet he brought them into this conceipt, that they might EateEat, and yet not Dy. Oh the world of ſoules which Sathan at this day …
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… needes haue the other, yet he brought them into this conceipt, that they might EateEat, and yet not Dy. Oh the world of ſoules which Sathan at this day …
Samuel Hieron · Three Sermons · p. 77 · Open in the reader

Truths Purchase A03311

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… vp the Happineſſe. To euery one that is thirſtie, Come buy: and what then? EateEat to: the Hauing is nothing, without the vſing. Places of Scripture of this nature …
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… vp the Happineſſe. To euery one that is thirſtie, Come buy: and what then? EateEat to: the Hauing is nothing, without the vſing. Places of Scripture of this nature …
Samuel Hieron · Truths Purchase · p. 53 · Open in the reader

The Souls Implantation into the Natural Olive A03609

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… The Sacrament is a marriage ſupper of the great King for his onely Sonne: EateEat, O friends, drink, yea drink abundantly, O beloved. And the Tabernacles of God are …
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… The Sacrament is a marriage ſupper of the great King for his onely Sonne: EateEat, O friends, drink, yea drink abundantly, O beloved. And the Tabernacles of God are …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Implantation into the Natural Olive · p. 301 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Galatians A06492

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… fleſh, ſinging this careleſſe ſong: Ede, bibe, lude, post mortem nulla voluptas: That is, EateEat, drinke, & make good cheare, for after this life there is no pleaſure. But they …
With rule
… fleſh, ſinging this careleſſe ſong: Ede, bibe, lude, post mortem nulla voluptas: That is, EateEat, drinke, & make good cheare, for after this life there is no pleaſure. But they …
Martin Luther · Commentary on Galatians · Open in the reader

Exposition of Ecclesiastes A06504

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… they afflict their body, & vexe thēſelues in vaine. For thus doe the Charthuſians preſcribe: EateEat no fleſhe although thou ſhouldeſt dye therfore. But this is of all other thinges …
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… they afflict their body, & vexe thēſelues in vaine. For thus doe the Charthuſians preſcribe: EateEat no fleſhe although thou ſhouldeſt dye therfore. But this is of all other thinges …
Martin Luther · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · p. 31 · Open in the reader

Collected Sermons A06521

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… who hath ſo great a care of thee? Hath he not goodlily forſaken thee? EateEat now and drinke of thy faith, and let vs ſee how thou ſhalbe ſuffiſed …
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… who hath ſo great a care of thee? Hath he not goodlily forſaken thee? EateEat now and drinke of thy faith, and let vs ſee how thou ſhalbe ſuffiſed …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 340 · Open in the reader

The Fortress of the Faithful Against the Cruel Assaults of Poverty and Hunger A06772

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… great cōfort is merci before y^e high god vnto al thē that shew it. EateEat thy bread w^t the hōgry and poore, & couer y^• naked with thy clothes. He …
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… great cōfort is merci before y^e high god vnto al thē that shew it. EateEat thy bread w^t the hōgry and poore, & couer y^• naked with thy clothes. He …
Thomas Becon · The Fortress of the Faithful Against the Cruel Assaults of Poverty and Hunger · Open in the reader

A Pleasant New Nosegay A07010

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… none iniquite: Condemne not the innocēt for lucres sake. Be not corrupt with gyftes. EateEat not the poore mā, neyther deuour thou his substaūce, but helpe to sustayne hym …
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… none iniquite: Condemne not the innocēt for lucres sake. Be not corrupt with gyftes. EateEat not the poore mā, neyther deuour thou his substaūce, but helpe to sustayne hym …
Thomas Becon · A Pleasant New Nosegay · Open in the reader

The Bee Hive of the Romish Church A07026

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… broken the bread, & giuen it to his disciples, he spake thus, and saide: Take, EateEat, This is my bodie, which shall be broken for you: Do this in remembrance …
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… broken the bread, & giuen it to his disciples, he spake thus, and saide: Take, EateEat, This is my bodie, which shall be broken for you: Do this in remembrance …
Phillips Marnix · The Bee Hive of the Romish Church · p. 85 · Open in the reader
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… Christ otherwise, than as idolaters eateeat vp the diuels: and as though these wordes, EateEat that bodie of Christ, did signifie nothing else, but this, through the power of …
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… Christ otherwise, than as idolaters eateeat vp the diuels: and as though these wordes, EateEat that bodie of Christ, did signifie nothing else, but this, through the power of …
Phillips Marnix · The Bee Hive of the Romish Church · p. 101 · Open in the reader
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… touching one morsell of flesh, according to the special wordes of Paule, who saith, EateEat it not: Taste it not: Handle it not. And so likewise Moses did fast …
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… touching one morsell of flesh, according to the special wordes of Paule, who saith, EateEat it not: Taste it not: Handle it not. And so likewise Moses did fast …
Phillips Marnix · The Bee Hive of the Romish Church · Open in the reader

The English Catechism Explained A07350

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EateEat, drinke, ſleepe, and play:
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EateEat, drinke, ſleepe, and play:
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 161 · Open in the reader
Printed
… folly of the rich man in the Goſpel, that he ſaid vnto his ſoule, EateEat, drinke, and be merry, for thou haſt much goods laid vp for many yeares.
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… folly of the rich man in the Goſpel, that he ſaid vnto his ſoule, EateEat, drinke, and be merry, for thou haſt much goods laid vp for many yeares.
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 469 · Open in the reader
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… Chriſt is robbed of his authority, and his ordinance debaſed, Chriſt himſelfe hauing commanded, EateEat, Drinke ye all of this, it muſt bee referred to the Pope, and he …
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… Chriſt is robbed of his authority, and his ordinance debaſed, Chriſt himſelfe hauing commanded, EateEat, Drinke ye all of this, it muſt bee referred to the Pope, and he …
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 520 · Open in the reader
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… to theſe, it is rightly done, and according to rule; as in our Church: EateEat this in remembrance that Chriſt died for you, &c. the preciſe wordes as they …
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… to theſe, it is rightly done, and according to rule; as in our Church: EateEat this in remembrance that Chriſt died for you, &c. the preciſe wordes as they …
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 525 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion A07769

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… the lamentations of Ieremie. Also in the booke of Ruth, where it is written, EateEat thy bread and temper it with vineger: This bread (sayth the Commentarie) is the …
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… the lamentations of Ieremie. Also in the booke of Ruth, where it is written, EateEat thy bread and temper it with vineger: This bread (sayth the Commentarie) is the …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 566 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Proverbs A07874

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6 EateEat not his meate, who hath an euill eye, and deſire not his daintie diſhes:
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6 EateEat not his meate, who hath an euill eye, and deſire not his daintie diſhes:
Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 197 · Open in the reader

The Way to Heaven A09599

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… said, This is my body. This is my blood, but with an Edite & bibite: EateEat ye and drinke ye: so that they can pretend no bodily presence out of …
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… said, This is my body. This is my blood, but with an Edite & bibite: EateEat ye and drinke ye: so that they can pretend no bodily presence out of …
John Phillips · The Way to Heaven · p. 35 · Open in the reader
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… solitary eating and drinking of one alone by himselfe. His mandate is, Take ye, EateEat ye, Drinke ye all of it. And Saint Paul accordingly calleth the Sacrament, The …
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… solitary eating and drinking of one alone by himselfe. His mandate is, Take ye, EateEat ye, Drinke ye all of it. And Saint Paul accordingly calleth the Sacrament, The …
John Phillips · The Way to Heaven · p. 36 · Open in the reader

Four Godly and Learned Treatises A09965

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… rich man that hee thought so; and therefore sang a Requiem to his soule, EateEat drinke and be merry, O my Soule, thou hast goods laid up for thee …
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… rich man that hee thought so; and therefore sang a Requiem to his soule, EateEat drinke and be merry, O my Soule, thou hast goods laid up for thee …
John Preston · Four Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 3 · Open in the reader

Sins Overthrow A10024

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… Rich man, that hee thought so, and therefore sung a Requiem unto his soule. EateEat drinke, and bee merry, O my soule, thou hast goods layd up for thee …
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… Rich man, that hee thought so, and therefore sung a Requiem unto his soule. EateEat drinke, and bee merry, O my soule, thou hast goods layd up for thee …
John Preston · Sins Overthrow · p. 3 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Galatians A10111

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… vnderſtanding of the ſubſtantial points of true deuotion? Touch not, Taſt not, Handle not, EateEat not, Marry not now, but when we appoint; not you, but you whom we …
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… vnderſtanding of the ſubſtantial points of true deuotion? Touch not, Taſt not, Handle not, EateEat not, Marry not now, but when we appoint; not you, but you whom we …
John Prime · Exposition of Galatians · p. 201 · Open in the reader
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EateEat not thy bread alone by thy ſelfe, breake it to the poore. Break it …
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EateEat not thy bread alone by thy ſelfe, breake it to the poore. Break it …
John Prime · Exposition of Galatians · p. 255 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

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… of Anacyndar axis, built Anchiale and Tarsus in one day: and thou O stranger, EateEat, drinke, play. And Verses were annexed, which I haue thus englished.
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… of Anacyndar axis, built Anchiale and Tarsus in one day: and thou O stranger, EateEat, drinke, play. And Verses were annexed, which I haue thus englished.
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 61 · Open in the reader
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… laying them on their backes, would poure gold into their mouthes, saying in insultation, EateEat gold, Christian. This Valboa was put to death by Arias his father in law.
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… laying them on their backes, would poure gold into their mouthes, saying in insultation, EateEat gold, Christian. This Valboa was put to death by Arias his father in law.
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 688 · Open in the reader

Conference Between Rainolds and Hart A10345

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EateEat of an altar? As though ye knew not, that, by the altar, the sacrifice …
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EateEat of an altar? As though ye knew not, that, by the altar, the sacrifice …
John Rainolds · Conference Between Rainolds and Hart · p. 445 · Open in the reader