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expencesexpenses

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

Puritas changed it: 1,192 times in 597 works
Consistency: 78.0% (1,192 of 1,528)
Reach if approved: ~1,605 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: expenses
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,528 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,192 changes in 597 works, 78.0% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,192)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… greatly slandered, that none could proceede there in any cause without great guifts and expencesexpenses, whereof the pouertie of the Church is the cause; therefore it is sit, that …
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… greatly slandered, that none could proceede there in any cause without great guifts and expencesexpenses, whereof the pouertie of the Church is the cause; therefore it is sit, that …
John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 80 · Open in the reader
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… glory: 6. I muſt not feare to ſpend where God & charitie requireth, ſparing from idle expencesexpenses, and onely lay vp, for the time to come, whatſoeuer ſhal remaine, when I …
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… glory: 6. I muſt not feare to ſpend where God & charitie requireth, ſparing from idle expencesexpenses, and onely lay vp, for the time to come, whatſoeuer ſhal remaine, when I …
Richard Bernard · Joshuas Godly Resolution · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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… for a journey, desires no more than will serve to defray the costs and expencesexpenses in his journey; so if a man desires money for any other end, he …
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… for a journey, desires no more than will serve to defray the costs and expencesexpenses in his journey; so if a man desires money for any other end, he …
John Preston · Four Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 33 · Open in the reader
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… to be broken. Alſo when they tend to the maintaining, of needleſſe charge and expencesexpenses, the hurt and hindring of any, or bee otherwiſe vnlawfull, (as there are many …
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… to be broken. Alſo when they tend to the maintaining, of needleſſe charge and expencesexpenses, the hurt and hindring of any, or bee otherwiſe vnlawfull, (as there are many …
Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 588 · Open in the reader
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… of so great a priuce & companiō to our Queen. for euē alreadie his debtes & expencesexpenses are sayd to be farther at odds with his reuenues, thē many yeres receipts …
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… of so great a priuce & companiō to our Queen. for euē alreadie his debtes & expencesexpenses are sayd to be farther at odds with his reuenues, thē many yeres receipts …
John Stubbes · England to be Swallowed by Another French Marriage · Open in the reader
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… his vow of viſiting the monuments of Saints; but that he may diſtribute the expencesexpenses of his vow to the poore. 7. That euery Prieſt, or Deacon, is more bounde …
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… his vow of viſiting the monuments of Saints; but that he may diſtribute the expencesexpenses of his vow to the poore. 7. That euery Prieſt, or Deacon, is more bounde …
John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 296 · Open in the reader
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… after gaine is the next way to pouerty. The same is true of needlesse expencesexpenses, mere superfluities, as that which is cast away in smoake and tabacco, and when …
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… after gaine is the next way to pouerty. The same is true of needlesse expencesexpenses, mere superfluities, as that which is cast away in smoake and tabacco, and when …
Robert Harris · The Way to True Happiness · p. 209 · Open in the reader
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… nor sufffcient for thi finddyng, and wil not suffice thy charges, then moderate thyne expencesexpenses, borrow of thy two next neighboures, that is to say of thy backe and …
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… nor sufffcient for thi finddyng, and wil not suffice thy charges, then moderate thyne expencesexpenses, borrow of thy two next neighboures, that is to say of thy backe and …
Hugh Latimer · The Second to Seventh Sermon to His Majesty · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (336)

195 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 141 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631

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Vnleſſe, I adde ExpencesExpenses to my paines?
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Vnleſſe, I adde ExpencesExpenses to my paines?
George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · Open in the reader

The Life and Death of Joseph Alleine A23622

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Thus though his Sickness had been long, and his ExpencesExpenses great, he thought he could never spend enough for him from whom he had …
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Thus though his Sickness had been long, and his ExpencesExpenses great, he thought he could never spend enough for him from whom he had …
Theodosia Alleine · The Life and Death of Joseph Alleine · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Life and Funeral Sermon of the Reverent Thomas Brand A25469

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… was procur'd, and maintain'd by him and his Friends. In ſhort, his Labours and ExpencesExpenses for Souls was abundant, and [thro' Grace] his ſucceſs was anſwerable, many, very many …
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… was procur'd, and maintain'd by him and his Friends. In ſhort, his Labours and ExpencesExpenses for Souls was abundant, and [thro' Grace] his ſucceſs was anſwerable, many, very many …
Samuel Annesley · The Life and Funeral Sermon of the Reverent Thomas Brand · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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To ſum up his charitable ExpencesExpenses as computed by an intelligent Perſon, as well able to pry into Concealments as …
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To ſum up his charitable ExpencesExpenses as computed by an intelligent Perſon, as well able to pry into Concealments as …
Samuel Annesley · The Life and Funeral Sermon of the Reverent Thomas Brand · p. 70 · Open in the reader

The Best Treasure A26034

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… emptyed, but the Unfathomableneſs of the Ocean that can never be exhauſted: the vaſt ExpencesExpenses and Communications of it, from the Creation of the World to it's final Deſtruction …
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… emptyed, but the Unfathomableneſs of the Ocean that can never be exhauſted: the vaſt ExpencesExpenses and Communications of it, from the Creation of the World to it's final Deſtruction …
Bartholomew Ashwood · The Best Treasure · p. 139 · Open in the reader

A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government A29737

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… England: and being come to this height of dignity, he so carried himselfe in ExpencesExpenses of Houshold, in number of Retinve, and in all circumstances of State, that no …
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… England: and being come to this height of dignity, he so carried himselfe in ExpencesExpenses of Houshold, in number of Retinve, and in all circumstances of State, that no …
Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 12 · Open in the reader

The History of the Indulgence A29750

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… Irwing, vacant in the year 1676. might be allowed to the Petitioners, for defraying the ExpencesExpenses, that Mr Iohn Stirling will be at, in transporting himself to Irwing, and repairing …
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… Irwing, vacant in the year 1676. might be allowed to the Petitioners, for defraying the ExpencesExpenses, that Mr Iohn Stirling will be at, in transporting himself to Irwing, and repairing …
John Brown · The History of the Indulgence · p. 56 · Open in the reader

Englands Remembrancer A33307

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… successful: The wrath of King Philip of Spain was to be feared, his vast ExpencesExpenses being thus lost, and his hopes frustrated: other Adventurers would be undone: the glory …
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… successful: The wrath of King Philip of Spain was to be feared, his vast ExpencesExpenses being thus lost, and his hopes frustrated: other Adventurers would be undone: the glory …
Samuel Clarke · Englands Remembrancer · p. 53 · Open in the reader

The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons A33330

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… Day of Thanksgiving for the same. Tho his Sickness had been long and his ExpencesExpenses great; yet, he thought he could never do enough for him from whom he …
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… Day of Thanksgiving for the same. Tho his Sickness had been long and his ExpencesExpenses great; yet, he thought he could never do enough for him from whom he …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 155 · Open in the reader
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… least, to have gained the disposal of the whole. And therefore was at vast ExpencesExpenses in Repairs upon the Mansion-House, and of Farms belonging to it, though her …
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… least, to have gained the disposal of the whole. And therefore was at vast ExpencesExpenses in Repairs upon the Mansion-House, and of Farms belonging to it, though her …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 175 · Open in the reader

A True and Full Narrative of Two Deliverances A33346

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… successful: The wrath of King Philip of Spain was to be feared, his vast ExpencesExpenses being thus lost, and his hopes frustrated: other Adventurers would be undone: the glory …
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… successful: The wrath of King Philip of Spain was to be feared, his vast ExpencesExpenses being thus lost, and his hopes frustrated: other Adventurers would be undone: the glory …
Samuel Clarke · A True and Full Narrative of Two Deliverances · p. 52 · Open in the reader

A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes A34666

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Reaſ. 2. From the unprofitableneſs of abundance: it encreaſeth not our Comforts but ExpencesExpenses, 1 Kings 4.22, 23. Servants muſt be multiplyed ſutably 1 to our buſineſs: to our Rank. The eye …
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Reaſ. 2. From the unprofitableneſs of abundance: it encreaſeth not our Comforts but ExpencesExpenses, 1 Kings 4.22, 23. Servants muſt be multiplyed ſutably 1 to our buſineſs: to our Rank. The eye …
John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 101 · Open in the reader

The Journals of Parliaments A35827

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… forty thousand twenty seven pound four shillings and two pence half penny, to the ExpencesExpenses of the Queens Houshold; which Bill, notwithstanding that it had passed the Upper House …
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… forty thousand twenty seven pound four shillings and two pence half penny, to the ExpencesExpenses of the Queens Houshold; which Bill, notwithstanding that it had passed the Upper House …
Simonds D Ewes · The Journals of Parliaments · p. 89 · Open in the reader
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… in Scotland, that assisted the Rebels, and made Rodes into England. The continual growing ExpencesExpenses, by reason of Ireland, as in subduing the Rebels within that Realm, and withstanding …
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… in Scotland, that assisted the Rebels, and made Rodes into England. The continual growing ExpencesExpenses, by reason of Ireland, as in subduing the Rebels within that Realm, and withstanding …
Simonds D Ewes · The Journals of Parliaments · p. 138 · Open in the reader
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… unto the said Mr. Stepneth as well all such his Costs and Charges and ExpencesExpenses by him expended in and about the same Suit as shall be set down …
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… unto the said Mr. Stepneth as well all such his Costs and Charges and ExpencesExpenses by him expended in and about the same Suit as shall be set down …
Simonds D Ewes · The Journals of Parliaments · p. 348 · Open in the reader

The Present State of London A37482

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The Compting-houſe is ſo called, becauſe the Accompts for all ExpencesExpenses of the King's Houſhold are the…e daily taken by the Lord-Steward, the …
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The Compting-houſe is ſo called, becauſe the Accompts for all ExpencesExpenses of the King's Houſhold are the…e daily taken by the Lord-Steward, the …
Thomas De Laune · The Present State of London · p. 104 · Open in the reader
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… accounts of the King's Cuſtoms, Wardrobe, Mint, Firſt Fruits and Tenths, Naval and Military ExpencesExpenses, Moneys impreſted, &c.
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… accounts of the King's Cuſtoms, Wardrobe, Mint, Firſt Fruits and Tenths, Naval and Military ExpencesExpenses, Moneys impreſted, &c.
Thomas De Laune · The Present State of London · p. 135 · Open in the reader
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… thoſe which before had been Aldermen, and have alſo with their great Coſts and ExpencesExpenses born the Offices of Mayoralty, ſhall not be put in any Aſſizes, Juries, or …
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… thoſe which before had been Aldermen, and have alſo with their great Coſts and ExpencesExpenses born the Offices of Mayoralty, ſhall not be put in any Aſſizes, Juries, or …
Thomas De Laune · The Present State of London · p. 264 · Open in the reader

The Blessedness of Being Bountiful A39905

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Very ingenious, to this purpoſe, is the compariſon that one makes betwixt the ExpencesExpenses that men are at to maintain their Luſts, and thoſe that they charge themſelves …
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Very ingenious, to this purpoſe, is the compariſon that one makes betwixt the ExpencesExpenses that men are at to maintain their Luſts, and thoſe that they charge themſelves …
Simon Ford · The Blessedness of Being Bountiful · p. 59 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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… Princelike humor, that ever after, he did what then he acted, in his Prodigal ExpencesExpenses, so that (the Cost of a Sovereign ill befiting the Purse of a Subject …
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… Princelike humor, that ever after, he did what then he acted, in his Prodigal ExpencesExpenses, so that (the Cost of a Sovereign ill befiting the Purse of a Subject …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 276 · Open in the reader
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… not altogether without, yet) with very little Straw allowed unto him. Large then the ExpencesExpenses, Low the Revenues of the Exchequer. Yet those Coffers which he found Empty, he …
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… not altogether without, yet) with very little Straw allowed unto him. Large then the ExpencesExpenses, Low the Revenues of the Exchequer. Yet those Coffers which he found Empty, he …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 104 · Open in the reader

The Orphans Legacy A42922

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… are to be obſerved. And in this Account the Funerals, Debts, Legacies, and moderate ExpencesExpenses ought to be allowed to the Executor ſo far as he hath really paid …
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… are to be obſerved. And in this Account the Funerals, Debts, Legacies, and moderate ExpencesExpenses ought to be allowed to the Executor ſo far as he hath really paid …
John Godolphin · The Orphans Legacy · p. 150 · Open in the reader
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… juſt and equal diſtribution of what remaineth clear (after all Debts, Funerals, and juſt ExpencesExpenses firſt allowed and deducted) amongſt the Wife and Children, or Childrens Children, if any …
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… juſt and equal diſtribution of what remaineth clear (after all Debts, Funerals, and juſt ExpencesExpenses firſt allowed and deducted) amongſt the Wife and Children, or Childrens Children, if any …
John Godolphin · The Orphans Legacy · p. 168 · Open in the reader

Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws A42925

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… was cleared by Sentence, which was to his great diſcredit, and cauſe of great ExpencesExpenses and Loſſes, for which, &c. upon Not guilty pleaded, and found for the Plaintiff …
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… was cleared by Sentence, which was to his great diſcredit, and cauſe of great ExpencesExpenses and Loſſes, for which, &c. upon Not guilty pleaded, and found for the Plaintiff …
John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 88 · Open in the reader
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… Action brought without cauſe by the Patron, and whereby the Ordinary is put to ExpencesExpenses without cauſe, and by ſuch fraudulent means the Patron might keep the Church perpetually …
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… Action brought without cauſe by the Patron, and whereby the Ordinary is put to ExpencesExpenses without cauſe, and by ſuch fraudulent means the Patron might keep the Church perpetually …
John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 183 · Open in the reader

A Century of Sermons A43515

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… as the cuſtom had been) upon the Pariſh Stock, but alwayes bore his own ExpencesExpenses, though he met upon the Pariſh Account, ſo that by his prudence and induſtry …
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… as the cuſtom had been) upon the Pariſh Stock, but alwayes bore his own ExpencesExpenses, though he met upon the Pariſh Account, ſo that by his prudence and induſtry …
John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. xiv · Open in the reader
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… one thing of giving, and never looking to receive again. He reckoned that charitable ExpencesExpenses left to the power and managment of Executors were more theirs than the Founders …
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… one thing of giving, and never looking to receive again. He reckoned that charitable ExpencesExpenses left to the power and managment of Executors were more theirs than the Founders …
John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. xlix · Open in the reader

The Interest of These United Provinces A43795

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… us under; that they may free themſelves from thoſe preſent inconveniences in Trade and ExpencesExpenses, and will ſee how they can make it with France for the future. They …
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… us under; that they may free themſelves from thoſe preſent inconveniences in Trade and ExpencesExpenses, and will ſee how they can make it with France for the future. They …
Joseph Hill · The Interest of These United Provinces · Open in the reader
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4. ExpencesExpenses might be ſaved in ſeveral Conveys, and particularly of the Eaſt India Companies. I …
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4. ExpencesExpenses might be ſaved in ſeveral Conveys, and particularly of the Eaſt India Companies. I …
Joseph Hill · The Interest of These United Provinces · Open in the reader

Works of Hooker A44334

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… sith the Prophet David doth mention a natural conveniency which such kind of bounteous ExpencesExpenses have, as well for that we do thereby give unto God a testimony of …
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… sith the Prophet David doth mention a natural conveniency which such kind of bounteous ExpencesExpenses have, as well for that we do thereby give unto God a testimony of …
Richard Hooker · Works of Hooker · p. 145 · Open in the reader

Second Considerations Concerning the High Court of Chancery A47619

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… Court; That Matters there might not return to the former Incertainties, Delayes, Absurdities and ExpencesExpenses; which was aimed at by those persons (who ought out of Conscience and Duty …
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… Court; That Matters there might not return to the former Incertainties, Delayes, Absurdities and ExpencesExpenses; which was aimed at by those persons (who ought out of Conscience and Duty …
Edward Leigh · Second Considerations Concerning the High Court of Chancery · p. 1 · Open in the reader

The Art of Logic and Rhetoric A49581

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… State, there is necessary this; History, Sight of Wars, Travel, Knowledge of the Revenue, ExpencesExpenses, Forces, Havens, Garrisons, Wares, and Provisions in the State he lives in; and what …
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… State, there is necessary this; History, Sight of Wars, Travel, Knowledge of the Revenue, ExpencesExpenses, Forces, Havens, Garrisons, Wares, and Provisions in the State he lives in; and what …
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 145 · Open in the reader

The Temple of Solomon Portrayed A49971

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… this quantity and value fore-ſtated, we ſhall not be Niggards in theſe ſacred ExpencesExpenses; but draw up all the ſums in Battalia together, and ſee what a Volley …
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… this quantity and value fore-ſtated, we ſhall not be Niggards in theſe ſacred ExpencesExpenses; but draw up all the ſums in Battalia together, and ſee what a Volley …
Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 5 · Open in the reader
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… ſee what a Volley of Shot they will pay towards the diſcharge of Temple-ExpencesExpenses, wherein we ſhall account each ſhekel of ſilver at 2 s. 5 d. each Talent at …
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… ſee what a Volley of Shot they will pay towards the diſcharge of Temple-ExpencesExpenses, wherein we ſhall account each ſhekel of ſilver at 2 s. 5 d. each Talent at …
Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 5 · Open in the reader

Works A50522

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… Colledge) the Manciple after Dinner was to give up the particulars of all the ExpencesExpenses of the whole Colledge that week to the Master and Fellows then present, amongst …
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… Colledge) the Manciple after Dinner was to give up the particulars of all the ExpencesExpenses of the whole Colledge that week to the Master and Fellows then present, amongst …
Joseph Mede · Works · p. XXXII · Open in the reader
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… despicable, and I was not at all conscious to my self of any vain ExpencesExpenses or of Improvidence. At length I began to examine my Family what Relief was …
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… despicable, and I was not at all conscious to my self of any vain ExpencesExpenses or of Improvidence. At length I began to examine my Family what Relief was …
Joseph Mede · Works · p. XXXVII · Open in the reader

Letters of State A50909

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… that Court, but that their Ship and Goods are ſtill detain'd, notwithſtanding the great ExpencesExpenses they have bin at in Proſecuting their Claim. Now your Excellency well knows it …
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… that Court, but that their Ship and Goods are ſtill detain'd, notwithſtanding the great ExpencesExpenses they have bin at in Proſecuting their Claim. Now your Excellency well knows it …
John Milton · Letters of State · p. 104 · Open in the reader
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… thence expell'd, till the time that we ſhall be ſatisfi'd for our Loſs and ExpencesExpenses, which ſpace of time from the year 1622. to this preſent year 1650. for the yearly …
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… thence expell'd, till the time that we ſhall be ſatisfi'd for our Loſs and ExpencesExpenses, which ſpace of time from the year 1622. to this preſent year 1650. for the yearly …
John Milton · Letters of State · p. 114 · Open in the reader
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… when they had ſu'd for their Goods in the Court of Fluſhing, after great ExpencesExpenses for Five years together, loſt their Suit, by the pronouncing of a moſt unjuſt …
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… when they had ſu'd for their Goods in the Court of Fluſhing, after great ExpencesExpenses for Five years together, loſt their Suit, by the pronouncing of a moſt unjuſt …
John Milton · Letters of State · p. 182 · Open in the reader

Debts Discharge A51408

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1. Not conſider the bounds of their Eſtates, to compare them prudently with their ExpencesExpenses; but are ſottiſhly profuſe to ſatisfie a humour or fancy, ne're thinking whether their …
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1. Not conſider the bounds of their Eſtates, to compare them prudently with their ExpencesExpenses; but are ſottiſhly profuſe to ſatisfie a humour or fancy, ne're thinking whether their …
Charles Morton · Debts Discharge · p. 19 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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… to God and to Religion, as to our carnal Sports and Delights? If your ExpencesExpenses of Time were written in your Debt-Books, you would blush to look over …
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… to God and to Religion, as to our carnal Sports and Delights? If your ExpencesExpenses of Time were written in your Debt-Books, you would blush to look over …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 67 · Open in the reader
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… his Works, especially in the work of Redemption! So that all Gods Preparations and ExpencesExpenses seem lost, as to the Honour and Service which he might justly expect from …
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… his Works, especially in the work of Redemption! So that all Gods Preparations and ExpencesExpenses seem lost, as to the Honour and Service which he might justly expect from …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 918 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Psalm 119 A51842

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… fill a Gallon will fill a Pint; those Revenues that will defray an Emperours ExpencesExpenses are enough for a Beggar or Poor man. So when the Lord himself is …
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… fill a Gallon will fill a Pint; those Revenues that will defray an Emperours ExpencesExpenses are enough for a Beggar or Poor man. So when the Lord himself is …
Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 386 · Open in the reader

Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes A52356

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… their own pleaſure and ſatisfaction, which will take them longer time, more pains and ExpencesExpenses; for, even Solomon behoved to be preſt by frequent charges and manifold incouragments to …
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… their own pleaſure and ſatisfaction, which will take them longer time, more pains and ExpencesExpenses; for, even Solomon behoved to be preſt by frequent charges and manifold incouragments to …
Alexander Nisbet · Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes · p. 65 · Open in the reader

The Asserter of the Peoples Liberty A56154

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… the whole Nation; and burthening them with two or three Millions of extraordinary Taxes, ExpencesExpenses every year, whereas all the abuses in the Law if rectified, amount not to …
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… the whole Nation; and burthening them with two or three Millions of extraordinary Taxes, ExpencesExpenses every year, whereas all the abuses in the Law if rectified, amount not to …
William Prynne · The Asserter of the Peoples Liberty · p. 51 · Open in the reader

Eight Military Aphorisms A56158

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… thouſands more then if there were no ſuch Garriſons. 2. By multiplying the Peoples Taxes, ExpencesExpenses, to furniſh and maintain theſe Garriſons, and raiſe, pay a great Field Army beſides …
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… thouſands more then if there were no ſuch Garriſons. 2. By multiplying the Peoples Taxes, ExpencesExpenses, to furniſh and maintain theſe Garriſons, and raiſe, pay a great Field Army beſides …
William Prynne · Eight Military Aphorisms · p. 8 · Open in the reader

Historical Vindication Part 1 and 2 A56162

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… total final exemption from all ſuch illegal Burthens, after all their late Wars, Agonies, ExpencesExpenses, to redeem and preſerve their Lawes, Liberties, Eſtates, Properties, Poſterities, from ſuch exorbitant Oppreſſions …
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… total final exemption from all ſuch illegal Burthens, after all their late Wars, Agonies, ExpencesExpenses, to redeem and preſerve their Lawes, Liberties, Eſtates, Properties, Poſterities, from ſuch exorbitant Oppreſſions …
William Prynne · Historical Vindication Part 1 and 2 · p. 84 · Open in the reader
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… from Invaſions, he petended the antient Revenues of his Eſchequer would not defray the ExpencesExpenses of the Government, and Realms defence; whereupon he deviſed certain new Inventions, and fraudulent …
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… from Invaſions, he petended the antient Revenues of his Eſchequer would not defray the ExpencesExpenses of the Government, and Realms defence; whereupon he deviſed certain new Inventions, and fraudulent …
William Prynne · Historical Vindication Part 1 and 2 · p. 99 · Open in the reader

A Brief Register Calendar Part 1 A56164

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… Justice to all the Inhabitants of Scotland and Ireland, not onely to bear the ExpencesExpenses of all the Members they send to the Parliaments of England, but to be …
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… Justice to all the Inhabitants of Scotland and Ireland, not onely to bear the ExpencesExpenses of all the Members they send to the Parliaments of England, but to be …
William Prynne · A Brief Register Calendar Part 1 · p. 421 · Open in the reader

A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers A56170

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… being the conſtant, ſtanding Revenue of the whole Kingdom to defray its ordinary publick ExpencesExpenses, which none can or ought to Alien or purchaſe from the Republick to enrich …
With rule
… being the conſtant, ſtanding Revenue of the whole Kingdom to defray its ordinary publick ExpencesExpenses, which none can or ought to Alien or purchaſe from the Republick to enrich …
William Prynne · A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers · p. 148 · Open in the reader

Plea for the Lords and House of Peers A56189

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… Violations of their Great Charter, Laws, Liberties, Privileges, Oaths, Promiſes, and unneceſſary Warrs, or ExpencesExpenses without their publike Counſel or advice: in their reſolute inflexible unanimous reſolutions, oppoſitions both …
With rule
… Violations of their Great Charter, Laws, Liberties, Privileges, Oaths, Promiſes, and unneceſſary Warrs, or ExpencesExpenses without their publike Counſel or advice: in their reſolute inflexible unanimous reſolutions, oppoſitions both …
William Prynne · Plea for the Lords and House of Peers · p. 132 · Open in the reader

A Brief Register Part 2 A56204

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… extant in the Clause Rolls and returns of the Writs for their Elections, and ExpencesExpenses in the Tower, not hitherto undertaken or collected by any man to my knowledge …
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… extant in the Clause Rolls and returns of the Writs for their Elections, and ExpencesExpenses in the Tower, not hitherto undertaken or collected by any man to my knowledge …
William Prynne · A Brief Register Part 2 · p. 166 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms A56211

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… of opinion, that if their Liege Soveraigne had beene well and … governed in his ExpencesExpenses, spent … the Realme and elsewhere, he now had had no neede of their aid …
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… of opinion, that if their Liege Soveraigne had beene well and … governed in his ExpencesExpenses, spent … the Realme and elsewhere, he now had had no neede of their aid …
William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 60 · Open in the reader
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… may be able with his owne r…veneues to support the charge of his ExpencesExpenses, and to defend the Realme on every part, and defray the other charges above …
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… may be able with his owne r…veneues to support the charge of his ExpencesExpenses, and to defend the Realme on every part, and defray the other charges above …
William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 60 · Open in the reader

The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France A56905

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… Parties in the ſame eſtate in which they were before, without refunding of the ExpencesExpenses, or being bound to make any amends. Yet nevertheleſs 'tis not our mind nor …
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… Parties in the ſame eſtate in which they were before, without refunding of the ExpencesExpenses, or being bound to make any amends. Yet nevertheleſs 'tis not our mind nor …
John Quick · The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · p. lxxv · Open in the reader
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… Montauban in the Higher Languedoc requeſting to be reimburſt by the Churches the great ExpencesExpenses he was at in proſecuting the wrongs done him by the Parliament of Tolouſe …
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… Montauban in the Higher Languedoc requeſting to be reimburſt by the Churches the great ExpencesExpenses he was at in proſecuting the wrongs done him by the Parliament of Tolouſe …
John Quick · The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · p. 42 · Open in the reader

The Trial and Triumph of Faith A57982

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… man would make a Web of cloth of gold, a net to catch fish? ExpencesExpenses should over-grow gains: There's much of the mettall of heaven in the soul …
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… man would make a Web of cloth of gold, a net to catch fish? ExpencesExpenses should over-grow gains: There's much of the mettall of heaven in the soul …
Samuel Rutherford · The Trial and Triumph of Faith · p. 322 · Open in the reader

The Husbandmans Calling A61391

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… what need you be niggardly of anothers stock? As long as your Alms and ExpencesExpenses will pass in your accounts, it is nothing at all to you, how he …
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… what need you be niggardly of anothers stock? As long as your Alms and ExpencesExpenses will pass in your accounts, it is nothing at all to you, how he …
Richard Steele · The Husbandmans Calling · p. 95 · Open in the reader

The Tradesmans Calling A61398

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5. Ordering your ExpencesExpenses ſutable to it. 60
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5. Ordering your ExpencesExpenses ſutable to it. 60
Richard Steele · The Tradesmans Calling · Open in the reader
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… richneſs or faſhionableneſs of their Garments. And others run out exceedingly in their By-ExpencesExpenses and Entertainments; not conſidering, that they are only Stewards unto the great God, of …
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… richneſs or faſhionableneſs of their Garments. And others run out exceedingly in their By-ExpencesExpenses and Entertainments; not conſidering, that they are only Stewards unto the great God, of …
Richard Steele · The Tradesmans Calling · p. 60 · Open in the reader