Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #12569 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

stomackstomach

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

Puritas changed it: 1,970 times in 889 works
Consistency: 91.0% (1,970 of 2,164)
Reach if approved: ~2,274 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: stomach
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 2,164 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,970 changes in 889 works, 91.0% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,970)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… your beallie with an other kinde, as to refraine fleshe, and to glutte your stomackstomach with fishe. Or as the Maniches abstained from liuyng creatures, and riotted in fruictes …
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… your beallie with an other kinde, as to refraine fleshe, and to glutte your stomackstomach with fishe. Or as the Maniches abstained from liuyng creatures, and riotted in fruictes …
William Fulke · A Confutation of a Popish and Slanderous Libel · Open in the reader
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… eares that were stopt before, and pulled downe their pride, or taken downe their stomackstomach, and made them to say with Saul strucken downe to the ground, Lord, what …
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… eares that were stopt before, and pulled downe their pride, or taken downe their stomackstomach, and made them to say with Saul strucken downe to the ground, Lord, what …
Thomas Gataker · Two Sermons for the Direction for Christian Carriage · p. 71 · Open in the reader
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… and they ſwallow it up whole like Cormorants. But though Malice have a ravenous ſtomackstomach, yet ſhe hath but ſlow diſgeſtion; though her teeth be ſharpe, yet her feet …
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… and they ſwallow it up whole like Cormorants. But though Malice have a ravenous ſtomackstomach, yet ſhe hath but ſlow diſgeſtion; though her teeth be ſharpe, yet her feet …
Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David · p. 36 · Open in the reader
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… to come. For so certen is it as it were al finished, an earnest stomackstomach shall they haue, and with much bouldnes shal they speak. The rightuous shall stande …
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… to come. For so certen is it as it were al finished, an earnest stomackstomach shall they haue, and with much bouldnes shal they speak. The rightuous shall stande …
John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · p. 22 · Open in the reader
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… he will not blame the meat, if hee be ill after it, but his ſtomackstomach; but there are ſome that love to bee cating lome wals, and ſuch traſh …
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… he will not blame the meat, if hee be ill after it, but his ſtomackstomach; but there are ſome that love to bee cating lome wals, and ſuch traſh …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Exaltation · p. 49 · Open in the reader
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… for so dealing with the party aforesaid, it seemeth still to stick on his stomackstomach: and the more, because afterward vpon speach thereof my self with the rest of …
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… for so dealing with the party aforesaid, it seemeth still to stick on his stomackstomach: and the more, because afterward vpon speach thereof my self with the rest of …
Francis Johnson · Inquiry and Answer of Thomas Whites Discovery of Brownism · p. 27 · Open in the reader
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… their uſe: for what is this? They goe into the mouth, thence to the ſtomackstomach, and ſo are caſt into the draught. To come unto the Doctrines:
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… their uſe: for what is this? They goe into the mouth, thence to the ſtomackstomach, and ſo are caſt into the draught. To come unto the Doctrines:
Paul Baynes · Commentary Upon Colossians 1 and 2 · p. 366 · Open in the reader
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The body of Christ, according to your beliefe, was really existent in the stomackstomach, and neither continueth there still, neither goeth out of the stomackstomach, neither is converted …
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The body of Christ, according to your beliefe, was really existent in the stomackstomach, and neither continueth there still, neither goeth out of the stomackstomach, neither is converted …
Daniel Featley · Transubstantiation Exploded · p. 264 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (194)

94 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 100 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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… and disableth the eyes: And it is true in the Minde, as in the StomackStomach; too quick digestion doth alwayes more distemper than nourish, and breedeth nothing but Crudities …
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… and disableth the eyes: And it is true in the Minde, as in the StomackStomach; too quick digestion doth alwayes more distemper than nourish, and breedeth nothing but Crudities …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 15 · Open in the reader
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… too. When Manna will not goe downe without Quailes, you may be sure the StomackStomach is cloyed, and wants Physick to Purge it. I will not here add more …
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… too. When Manna will not goe downe without Quailes, you may be sure the StomackStomach is cloyed, and wants Physick to Purge it. I will not here add more …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 462 · Open in the reader

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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Nor is the StomackStomach so distempered,
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Nor is the StomackStomach so distempered,
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

Comforting Afflicted Consciences A16330

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… against the sinking of the heart; But poure at once a Pint into the StomackStomach, and it might unhappily choake the naturall heate, waste the Radicall moysture, and burne …
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… against the sinking of the heart; But poure at once a Pint into the StomackStomach, and it might unhappily choake the naturall heate, waste the Radicall moysture, and burne …
Robert Bolton · Comforting Afflicted Consciences · p. 272 · Open in the reader

Eighteen Sermons A23716

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… for our appetites, meat for the Body, sayes the Scripture, and it is the StomackStomach and not the Imagination that is hungry; nor is it Fancy or the Soul …
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… for our appetites, meat for the Body, sayes the Scripture, and it is the StomackStomach and not the Imagination that is hungry; nor is it Fancy or the Soul …
Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 38 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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… for want of matter, but I dare say, never for want of a good StomackStomach to its Food: In short, their spight is there the greatest where they can …
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… for want of matter, but I dare say, never for want of a good StomackStomach to its Food: In short, their spight is there the greatest where they can …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 63 · Open in the reader
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… prophane, and so does unteach all he taught before: He must have a good StomackStomach that can receive the Sacramental bread from him, out of whose nasty hands I …
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… prophane, and so does unteach all he taught before: He must have a good StomackStomach that can receive the Sacramental bread from him, out of whose nasty hands I …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 69 · Open in the reader
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… Reformed Churches without these Ceremonies were Onions and Garlick, he must have an Ostrich-StomackStomach that could concoct them, unless they were first m…erated, and dissolved in a …
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… Reformed Churches without these Ceremonies were Onions and Garlick, he must have an Ostrich-StomackStomach that could concoct them, unless they were first m…erated, and dissolved in a …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 88 · Open in the reader

Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils A26898

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… Ministry continue not, then the Church continueth not; for as the Head, Liver, and StomackStomach, or Lungs are to the Body, so is the Ministry to the Church, 1 Cor …
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… Ministry continue not, then the Church continueth not; for as the Head, Liver, and StomackStomach, or Lungs are to the Body, so is the Ministry to the Church, 1 Cor …
Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 479 · Open in the reader

Directions and Persuasions to a Sound Conversion A26915

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… no make us capable of it. These Cordials must be taken into an empty StomackStomach, and not be drownd in …legm, and filth. A man on the Gallows will …
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… no make us capable of it. These Cordials must be taken into an empty StomackStomach, and not be drownd in …legm, and filth. A man on the Gallows will …
Richard Baxter · Directions and Persuasions to a Sound Conversion · p. 149 · Open in the reader
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… of riches, or worldly delights would be. As it is the preparation of the StomackStomach that maketh our meat sweet to us; and the coursest fare is pleasanter to …
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… of riches, or worldly delights would be. As it is the preparation of the StomackStomach that maketh our meat sweet to us; and the coursest fare is pleasanter to …
Richard Baxter · Directions and Persuasions to a Sound Conversion · p. 149 · Open in the reader

The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 A27004

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… to accept them: but take them for intollerable injuries or troubles, as a ſick StomackStomach doth its Phyſick and Food, becauſe they are againſt their fleſhly Appetites. An open …
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… to accept them: but take them for intollerable injuries or troubles, as a ſick StomackStomach doth its Phyſick and Food, becauſe they are againſt their fleſhly Appetites. An open …
Richard Baxter · The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 · p. 103 · Open in the reader

The Saints Everlasting Rest A27017

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… all these? There will then be no crying out, O my Head, O my StomackStomach, or O my Sides, or O my Bowels: No, no, sin and flesh, and …
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… all these? There will then be no crying out, O my Head, O my StomackStomach, or O my Sides, or O my Bowels: No, no, sin and flesh, and …
Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 125 · Open in the reader
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… faculties of the soul to perform their several Offices for his spiritual life; the StomackStomach must chy lisy and prepare for the Liver, the Liver and Spleen must sanguify …
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… faculties of the soul to perform their several Offices for his spiritual life; the StomackStomach must chy lisy and prepare for the Liver, the Liver and Spleen must sanguify …
Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 691 · Open in the reader
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… commend them to the Affections: The best digestion is in the bottome of the StomackStomach; the Affections are as it were the bottome of the soul, and therefore the …
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… commend them to the Affections: The best digestion is in the bottome of the StomackStomach; the Affections are as it were the bottome of the soul, and therefore the …
Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 691 · Open in the reader

Several Poems A29149

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The Liver, StomackStomach, owe their thanks of right,
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The Liver, StomackStomach, owe their thanks of right,
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 36 · Open in the reader

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

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… first that brought Tobacco into England, which the Indians take against crudities of the StomackStomach. At this Expedition were lost about seven hundred men, who for the most part …
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… first that brought Tobacco into England, which the Indians take against crudities of the StomackStomach. At this Expedition were lost about seven hundred men, who for the most part …
Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 65 · Open in the reader

Dwelling with God A29932

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… a lively faith; which is as the Eye and Hand to the Mouth and StomackStomach of the Soul, taking Chriſt into, and uniting him to them; even as corporal …
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… a lively faith; which is as the Eye and Hand to the Mouth and StomackStomach of the Soul, taking Chriſt into, and uniting him to them; even as corporal …
John Bryan · Dwelling with God · p. 29 · Open in the reader

Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved A30673

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… Coin is not currant in another World; we may as well ſatisfie an empty StomackStomach with Air, as a Covetous Man with Gold; for the more Wood we lay …
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… Coin is not currant in another World; we may as well ſatisfie an empty StomackStomach with Air, as a Covetous Man with Gold; for the more Wood we lay …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 86 · Open in the reader
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… the Sea, the Air can afford, and many new-invented Diſhes to allure the StomackStomach, and provoke the Appetite, when their poor Brethren have not Bread to eat: They …
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… the Sea, the Air can afford, and many new-invented Diſhes to allure the StomackStomach, and provoke the Appetite, when their poor Brethren have not Bread to eat: They …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 176 · Open in the reader
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… have it in ſight, and theſe meet with a Viaticum, ſomething to ſtay their StomackStomach in the way, but their Feaſt, their Wedding-Supper, is prepared for their Journey's …
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… have it in ſight, and theſe meet with a Viaticum, ſomething to ſtay their StomackStomach in the way, but their Feaſt, their Wedding-Supper, is prepared for their Journey's …
Edward Bury · Death Improved and Immoderate Sorrow Reproved · p. 259 · Open in the reader

A Help to Holy Walking A30675

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… not; good Counſel in plain Engliſh is not to be rejected; and a good StomackStomach will not reject good Meat, though not Modiſhly dreſt. If there be any thing …
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… not; good Counſel in plain Engliſh is not to be rejected; and a good StomackStomach will not reject good Meat, though not Modiſhly dreſt. If there be any thing …
Edward Bury · A Help to Holy Walking · Open in the reader
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… is a Natural Faſt, when a man abſtains from Food for want of a StomackStomach, as the other did for want of Meat, and this is the Sick mans …
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… is a Natural Faſt, when a man abſtains from Food for want of a StomackStomach, as the other did for want of Meat, and this is the Sick mans …
Edward Bury · A Help to Holy Walking · p. 272 · Open in the reader
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… be our Duty to eat Meat every day, this would Argue but a bad StomackStomach: The oftner we come to God, the better welcom we ſhall be, and have …
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… be our Duty to eat Meat every day, this would Argue but a bad StomackStomach: The oftner we come to God, the better welcom we ſhall be, and have …
Edward Bury · A Help to Holy Walking · p. 338 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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… in the heart, as the nauſeating wholeſome Food is of putrified Flegm in the StomackStomach. 'Tis found more or leſs in every Chriſtian, in the Remainders, though not in …
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… in the heart, as the nauſeating wholeſome Food is of putrified Flegm in the StomackStomach. 'Tis found more or leſs in every Chriſtian, in the Remainders, though not in …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 55 · Open in the reader
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… it ſhould be at the Right hand of God, and in the Mouth and StomackStomach of a Man; that it ſhould be a Body of Fleſh, and yet Bread …
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… it ſhould be at the Right hand of God, and in the Mouth and StomackStomach of a Man; that it ſhould be a Body of Fleſh, and yet Bread …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 483 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job 35-37 A35537

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… others. The word here uſed ſignifies to deſpiſe with abhorrence or loathing, as the StomackStomach doth meat which is offenſive to it; ill ſavoured meat is loathſome, and any …
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… others. The word here uſed ſignifies to deſpiſe with abhorrence or loathing, as the StomackStomach doth meat which is offenſive to it; ill ſavoured meat is loathſome, and any …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 35-37 · p. 169 · Open in the reader
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… out of vapours. As in mans body (who is a little world) from the StomackStomach there ri…e up vapours to the Head, which by the coldneſs of the …
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… out of vapours. As in mans body (who is a little world) from the StomackStomach there ri…e up vapours to the Head, which by the coldneſs of the …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 35-37 · p. 470 · Open in the reader

Paradoxes Problems Essays Characters A36301

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… unwellcome to any true conceit, as Sluttish Morsells or Wallowish Potions to a Nice-StomackStomach which whiles he empties himselfe of, it sticks in his Teeth nor can he …
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… unwellcome to any true conceit, as Sluttish Morsells or Wallowish Potions to a Nice-StomackStomach which whiles he empties himselfe of, it sticks in his Teeth nor can he …
John Donne · Paradoxes Problems Essays Characters · p. 67 · Open in the reader

The Anatomy of the Mass A36867

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… chapter: If a Flye or Spider fall into the chalice, and that the Prieſts StomackStomach riſe not againſt, and feare not any danger thereby, let him ſwallow the Flye …
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… chapter: If a Flye or Spider fall into the chalice, and that the Prieſts StomackStomach riſe not againſt, and feare not any danger thereby, let him ſwallow the Flye …
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Anatomy of the Mass · p. 36 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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… proper Physick to such a Patient, who hath a Hot Liver, and a Cold StomackStomach, because what is Good for the One is Bad for the Other. As hard …
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… proper Physick to such a Patient, who hath a Hot Liver, and a Cold StomackStomach, because what is Good for the One is Bad for the Other. As hard …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 170 · Open in the reader
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In Latine Vaccinia, most wholsome to the StomackStomach, but of a very astringent Nature, so plentiful in this Shire, that it is …
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In Latine Vaccinia, most wholsome to the StomackStomach, but of a very astringent Nature, so plentiful in this Shire, that it is …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 246 · Open in the reader
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… of any Englishman who was canonized, so that blind zeal may even close her StomackStomach, and make up her Mouth with the Sweet-meats of his memory.
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… of any Englishman who was canonized, so that blind zeal may even close her StomackStomach, and make up her Mouth with the Sweet-meats of his memory.
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 35 · Open in the reader

Remains A41123

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… able to take them; it kills the heart. Look as it is with the StomackStomach, if it can take meat, and digeſt it, it muſt needs be alive; for …
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… able to take them; it kills the heart. Look as it is with the StomackStomach, if it can take meat, and digeſt it, it muſt needs be alive; for …
William Fenner · Remains · p. 8 · Open in the reader
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… can take meat, and digeſt it, it muſt needs be alive; for if the StomackStomach be dead, it can digeſt nothing. So for the Taſte, If a mans Palat …
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… can take meat, and digeſt it, it muſt needs be alive; for if the StomackStomach be dead, it can digeſt nothing. So for the Taſte, If a mans Palat …
William Fenner · Remains · p. 8 · Open in the reader
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… of God hath not pulled down his heart; ſickneſſe will pull down a mans StomackStomach: ſo when the law of God comes home to a mans conſcience, and makes …
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… of God hath not pulled down his heart; ſickneſſe will pull down a mans StomackStomach: ſo when the law of God comes home to a mans conſcience, and makes …
William Fenner · Remains · p. 8 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of the Affections A41135

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… be no joy, no delight, no hope, no comfort, no love; and as the StomackStomach when it wanteth its meat, it devoureth it ſelf: ſo theſe affections, when the …
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… be no joy, no delight, no hope, no comfort, no love; and as the StomackStomach when it wanteth its meat, it devoureth it ſelf: ſo theſe affections, when the …
William Fenner · A Treatise of the Affections · p. 186 · Open in the reader

The Real Christian A41331

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… he was ſick: he that hath eat fat meat, which hath corrupted in his StomackStomach, and now cauſeth very ſick vomiting, bring him the fat meat while he is …
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… he was ſick: he that hath eat fat meat, which hath corrupted in his StomackStomach, and now cauſeth very ſick vomiting, bring him the fat meat while he is …
Giles Firmin · The Real Christian · p. 92 · Open in the reader

Sermons of Christ A42017

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… is Natural, the other is Accidental; Accidental thirſt you know is, when a mans StomackStomach hath ſome ſaltiſh humour there, and his Palate is diſt…ſted, then there ariſes …
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… is Natural, the other is Accidental; Accidental thirſt you know is, when a mans StomackStomach hath ſome ſaltiſh humour there, and his Palate is diſt…ſted, then there ariſes …
William Greenhill · Sermons of Christ · p. 115 · Open in the reader
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… the whole man, the Natural thirſt ariſeth from the whole man, for though the StomackStomach, or Appetite do crave, that is becauſe it is the firſt receptacle, and prompts …
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… the whole man, the Natural thirſt ariſeth from the whole man, for though the StomackStomach, or Appetite do crave, that is becauſe it is the firſt receptacle, and prompts …
William Greenhill · Sermons of Christ · p. 116 · Open in the reader

A Bridle for the Tongue A42543

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… filth. Prov. 10.20. when mens breath ſtinketh, it ſheweth there is much corruption in the StomackStomach: ſo rotten communication in the tongue ſheweth that the heart of ſuch a one …
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… filth. Prov. 10.20. when mens breath ſtinketh, it ſheweth there is much corruption in the StomackStomach: ſo rotten communication in the tongue ſheweth that the heart of ſuch a one …
William Gearing · A Bridle for the Tongue · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781

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… fatten him, that he might be better Meat, when he was killed) had any StomackStomach to Eat or to Drink? Was that Feaſt pleaſing to him that fat under …
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… fatten him, that he might be better Meat, when he was killed) had any StomackStomach to Eat or to Drink? Was that Feaſt pleaſing to him that fat under …
Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Gods Eternal Preparations for His Dying Saints A43816

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… stomackstomach in the bodie, that swallow's all, what shall wee have don with the StomackStomach? A great deal of meat it eat's, the Head must contrive, and the Mouth …
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… stomackstomach in the bodie, that swallow's all, what shall wee have don with the StomackStomach? A great deal of meat it eat's, the Head must contrive, and the Mouth …
Thomas Hill · Gods Eternal Preparations for His Dying Saints · p. 15 · Open in the reader
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… take in, and the Hands reach it to the Mouth: O (say they) the StomackStomach must bee kept short; the StomackStomach was kept short a while, but then the …
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… take in, and the Hands reach it to the Mouth: O (say they) the StomackStomach must bee kept short; the StomackStomach was kept short a while, but then the …
Thomas Hill · Gods Eternal Preparations for His Dying Saints · p. 15 · Open in the reader
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… it to the Mouth: O (say they) the StomackStomach must bee kept short; the StomackStomach was kept short a while, but then the Hands were enfeebled, and the Head …
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… it to the Mouth: O (say they) the StomackStomach must bee kept short; the StomackStomach was kept short a while, but then the Hands were enfeebled, and the Head …
Thomas Hill · Gods Eternal Preparations for His Dying Saints · p. 15 · Open in the reader

One Hundred Select Sermons A44565

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… as that? Why it is becauſe they have a diſtempered palate, and a diſtempered StomackStomach; and they are under the power of a Diſeaſe, this makes thoſe things ſweet …
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… as that? Why it is becauſe they have a diſtempered palate, and a diſtempered StomackStomach; and they are under the power of a Diſeaſe, this makes thoſe things ſweet …
Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 72 · Open in the reader
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… which is Unwholſome, though it be ſweet and pleaſing in the Eating; yet his StomackStomach being over-charged with it, it proves Loathſome, and Burthenſome to Him, even ſo …
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… which is Unwholſome, though it be ſweet and pleaſing in the Eating; yet his StomackStomach being over-charged with it, it proves Loathſome, and Burthenſome to Him, even ſo …
Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 74 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Amos 4-9 A45333

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… doe, but my stomackstomach loathes them, and turns at every dish and duty. The StomackStomach closeth with wholsome food and turns to it, but that which is unwholsome the …
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… doe, but my stomackstomach loathes them, and turns at every dish and duty. The StomackStomach closeth with wholsome food and turns to it, but that which is unwholsome the …
Thomas Hall · Exposition of Amos 4-9 · p. 227 · Open in the reader

Contemplations on Mortality A49958

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… to diſpleaſe greatneſs, here's no Trencher-Chaplains to ſoften expreſſions, leaſt the great Churl StomackStomach at ſound reproofs, that might ſave his ſoul; No, theſe dayes are paſt! here's …
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… to diſpleaſe greatneſs, here's no Trencher-Chaplains to ſoften expreſſions, leaſt the great Churl StomackStomach at ſound reproofs, that might ſave his ſoul; No, theſe dayes are paſt! here's …
Samuel Lee · Contemplations on Mortality · p. 48 · Open in the reader

The Life and Death of Edmund Staunton A50468

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… of three concoctions as to natural food; the firſt they call Chylification in the StomackStomach, the ſecond Sanguification with the Liver, and the laſt Aſſimilation in every part; the …
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… of three concoctions as to natural food; the firſt they call Chylification in the StomackStomach, the ſecond Sanguification with the Liver, and the laſt Aſſimilation in every part; the …
Richard Mayo · The Life and Death of Edmund Staunton · p. 194 · Open in the reader

A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807

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… Advancement above them: This was that which lay uppermoſt with moſt weight upon their StomackStomach, when they reſolved to deſtroy him, becauſe he was the Dreamer, Gen. 37.19. As to …
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… Advancement above them: This was that which lay uppermoſt with moſt weight upon their StomackStomach, when they reſolved to deſtroy him, becauſe he was the Dreamer, Gen. 37.19. As to …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 351 · Open in the reader

Riches of Mercy to Men in Misery A55752

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Thirdly, They may be such as go down to the StomackStomach, and yet not breed good bloud; and that is when the wo…d is …
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Thirdly, They may be such as go down to the StomackStomach, and yet not breed good bloud; and that is when the wo…d is …
John Preston · Riches of Mercy to Men in Misery · p. 272 · Open in the reader

Exposition Upon 1 Peter A57537

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… and are weary of the Word, its a sign of sick souls, having no StomackStomach to this food, its a sign they are dead at the heart.
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… and are weary of the Word, its a sign of sick souls, having no StomackStomach to this food, its a sign they are dead at the heart.
John Rogers · Exposition Upon 1 Peter · p. 188 · Open in the reader

The Disabled Debtor Discharged A57544

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… that Sonne (as one ſaith Divinely) who yet cared not to overcharge his Fathers StomackStomach with a Feaſt of blood) excuſeth himſelfe: Requeſt is made in ſpeciall for Ammon …
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… that Sonne (as one ſaith Divinely) who yet cared not to overcharge his Fathers StomackStomach with a Feaſt of blood) excuſeth himſelfe: Requeſt is made in ſpeciall for Ammon …
Nehemiah Rogers · The Disabled Debtor Discharged · p. 153 · Open in the reader

The Spiritual Chemist A61207

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… powers of the ſoul, be not diſordered. If there be a Dyſpepſie in the StomackStomach, an inflamation in the Liver, or a taint in ſome other Vitall, what can …
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… powers of the ſoul, be not diſordered. If there be a Dyſpepſie in the StomackStomach, an inflamation in the Liver, or a taint in ſome other Vitall, what can …
William Spurstowe · The Spiritual Chemist · p. 56 · Open in the reader

The Voice of the Rod A61667

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… ſpeechleſs in ſuch a caſe, its a ſigne the diſeaſe is dangerous: when the StomackStomach is overcharged, either in Quantity or Quality, it loatheth the very thoughts of meat …
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… ſpeechleſs in ſuch a caſe, its a ſigne the diſeaſe is dangerous: when the StomackStomach is overcharged, either in Quantity or Quality, it loatheth the very thoughts of meat …
Samuel Stodden · The Voice of the Rod · p. 269 · Open in the reader

Commentary on the Gospels and Acts A63067

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… prove offensive to others, Mar. 9. 43. so shall you be at peace one with another. StomackStomach-worms are killed with salt.
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… prove offensive to others, Mar. 9. 43. so shall you be at peace one with another. StomackStomach-worms are killed with salt.
John Trapp · Commentary on the Gospels and Acts · p. 27 · Open in the reader

A Cap of Grey Hairs for a Green Head A63124

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… ſo much healthier you ſhall have it: For all ſweet things do cloy the StomackStomach; and dyet multiplyed in variety, doth poſe concoction to digeſt it, which better deals …
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… ſo much healthier you ſhall have it: For all ſweet things do cloy the StomackStomach; and dyet multiplyed in variety, doth poſe concoction to digeſt it, which better deals …
Caleb Trenchfield · A Cap of Grey Hairs for a Green Head · p. 153 · Open in the reader

Sermons A65074

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… his bloud, for great Inſtruments will not be are a checke) and thereupon his StomackStomach brings him off to David. God uſeth the ſins and great Spirits, or animoſities …
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… his bloud, for great Inſtruments will not be are a checke) and thereupon his StomackStomach brings him off to David. God uſeth the ſins and great Spirits, or animoſities …
Richard Vines · Sermons · p. 3 · Open in the reader

The Art of Divine Contentment A65276

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… Aristotle calls the Memory, the Scribe of the Soul; and Bernard calls it the StomackStomach of the Soul, because it hath a retentive faculty, and turnes heavenly food into …
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… Aristotle calls the Memory, the Scribe of the Soul; and Bernard calls it the StomackStomach of the Soul, because it hath a retentive faculty, and turnes heavenly food into …
Thomas Watson · The Art of Divine Contentment · p. 7 · Open in the reader