Waiting for reviewOther spellingsCandidate #12752 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

cloathsclothes

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

Puritas changed it: 1,972 times in 815 works
Consistency: 66.4% (1,972 of 2,969)
Reach if approved: ~3,123 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: clothes
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 2,972 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,972 changes in 815 works, 66.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,972)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… rocke waters. Of apparell they felt no want: for forty years together neither the cloathsclothes vpon their backes, nor the ſhooes on their feet, were waxen old. For the …
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… rocke waters. Of apparell they felt no want: for forty years together neither the cloathsclothes vpon their backes, nor the ſhooes on their feet, were waxen old. For the …
Sebastian Benefield · Seventeen Sermons on Amos 3 · p. 85 · Open in the reader
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… they obserue Exequies in the same place where they are kept: They spread many cloathsclothes, and set thereon tables furnished with bread and sodden flesh, which they offer to …
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… they obserue Exequies in the same place where they are kept: They spread many cloathsclothes, and set thereon tables furnished with bread and sodden flesh, which they offer to …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 576 · Open in the reader
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… like the gluttons flaunte which ietted in purple euerye day, nor like the light cloathsclothes which Christ saide are in kings Courts, and make them lighter that were them …
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… like the gluttons flaunte which ietted in purple euerye day, nor like the light cloathsclothes which Christ saide are in kings Courts, and make them lighter that were them …
Henry Smith · The Wedding Garment · p. 5 · Open in the reader
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… cloathsclothes, saying he hath spoken blasphemy. Acts 14, 14 When they heard that, they Rent their cloathsclothes. Gen. 37. 34. Iacob Rent his cloathsclothes, and sorrowed for his sonne a long season.
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… cloathsclothes, saying he hath spoken blasphemy. Acts 14, 14 When they heard that, they Rent their cloathsclothes. Gen. 37. 34. Iacob Rent his cloathsclothes, and sorrowed for his sonne a long season.
Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 400 · Open in the reader
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… nothing but the outward skinne of repentance: Because the Lord sawe him rent his cloathsclothes and put sackcloth vpon his flesh, & fast, and lye in sackcloth, hee said to …
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… nothing but the outward skinne of repentance: Because the Lord sawe him rent his cloathsclothes and put sackcloth vpon his flesh, & fast, and lye in sackcloth, hee said to …
Zacharie Boyd · The Balm of Gilead Prepared for the Sick · p. 105 · Open in the reader
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The Ieſuite concludes with a compariſon of himſelfe to body, and the cloathsclothes that toucht him in his infancy and death: & indeed the firſt compariſon is not …
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The Ieſuite concludes with a compariſon of himſelfe to body, and the cloathsclothes that toucht him in his infancy and death: & indeed the firſt compariſon is not …
William Crashaw · The Jesuits Gospel 2 · p. 96 · Open in the reader
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If other cloathsclothes he lackt, his own he would divide.
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If other cloathsclothes he lackt, his own he would divide.
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 131 · Open in the reader
Printed
… well as Hezekiah? in ſome particulars Ahab out-ſtripped Hezekiah, for he rent his cloathsclothes, he faſted, and lay in ſack-cloth, which acts of humiliation are not reported …
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… well as Hezekiah? in ſome particulars Ahab out-ſtripped Hezekiah, for he rent his cloathsclothes, he faſted, and lay in ſack-cloth, which acts of humiliation are not reported …
Adam Harsnett · A Touch-Stone of Grace · p. 164 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (997)

477 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 520 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Appeal to the Parliament A05285

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… and blood, according to his owne institution, a Popish Altar to be erected? Coaps, CloathsClothes, & Lights befitting the same, Wafers, wine mixt with water, and the Crucifix upon the …
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… and blood, according to his owne institution, a Popish Altar to be erected? Coaps, CloathsClothes, & Lights befitting the same, Wafers, wine mixt with water, and the Crucifix upon the …
Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 178 · Open in the reader

Observations Divine and Moral A10839

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… who put on forms of godlinesse, and Religion onely, as men put on their CloathsClothes (because to be naked of all Religion would be both shamefull, and in many …
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… who put on forms of godlinesse, and Religion onely, as men put on their CloathsClothes (because to be naked of all Religion would be both shamefull, and in many …
John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 43 · Open in the reader

A Christian Dictionary A15520

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… the East Countries, where men did weare long Garments, & could not trauaile vnlesse their CloathsClothes were girt and tuckt vp: So it signifieth the exercise and practise of Mortification …
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… the East Countries, where men did weare long Garments, & could not trauaile vnlesse their CloathsClothes were girt and tuckt vp: So it signifieth the exercise and practise of Mortification …
Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 191 · Open in the reader

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety A23697

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… out-grow the one, so we do the other: All that is convenient in CloathsClothes is as well, nay, better provided for without it: A rich suit is only …
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… out-grow the one, so we do the other: All that is convenient in CloathsClothes is as well, nay, better provided for without it: A rich suit is only …
Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 87 · Open in the reader
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… may lay on the burthen: And thus in many other instances the fineness of CloathsClothes destroys the ease, so that it often helps men to pain, but can never …
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… may lay on the burthen: And thus in many other instances the fineness of CloathsClothes destroys the ease, so that it often helps men to pain, but can never …
Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 87 · Open in the reader

Eighteen Sermons A23716

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… close to the heart. foreign &c. saith Theophyl. even as easie as putting off thy CloathsClothes, and thy Repentance is but as thy Shift, thy change of life like changing …
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… close to the heart. foreign &c. saith Theophyl. even as easie as putting off thy CloathsClothes, and thy Repentance is but as thy Shift, thy change of life like changing …
Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 149 · Open in the reader
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… to Death! and use our wickednesse as he was us'd, strip it from its CloathsClothes, bare it from its fair pretexts it useth to be drest in! Lay our …
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… to Death! and use our wickednesse as he was us'd, strip it from its CloathsClothes, bare it from its fair pretexts it useth to be drest in! Lay our …
Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 151 · Open in the reader

Forty Sermons A23717

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… close to the heart. foreign, &c. saith Theophyl▪ even as easie as putting off thy CloathsClothes, and thy Repentance is but as thy Shift, thy change of life like changing …
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… close to the heart. foreign, &c. saith Theophyl▪ even as easie as putting off thy CloathsClothes, and thy Repentance is but as thy Shift, thy change of life like changing …
Richard Allestree · Forty Sermons · p. 112 · Open in the reader
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… to Death! and use our wickedness as he was us'd; strip it from its CloathsClothes, bare it from its fair pretexts it useth to be dress'd in! Lay our …
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… to Death! and use our wickedness as he was us'd; strip it from its CloathsClothes, bare it from its fair pretexts it useth to be dress'd in! Lay our …
Richard Allestree · Forty Sermons · p. 114 · Open in the reader

Practical Godliness A25204

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… they did not feed them: Nor did the Charge run, that they stripp'd the CloathsClothes off the Saints Backs; but that they did not Cloath them. They are not …
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… they did not feed them: Nor did the Charge run, that they stripp'd the CloathsClothes off the Saints Backs; but that they did not Cloath them. They are not …
Vincent Alsop · Practical Godliness · p. 39 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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… and above all, be sure to plie the Villanies of the Gnostieks, with warm CloathsClothes, and what a frightful M…dusa would that Age appear, if drawn to the …
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… and above all, be sure to plie the Villanies of the Gnostieks, with warm CloathsClothes, and what a frightful M…dusa would that Age appear, if drawn to the …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 12 · Open in the reader
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… Women practice Weaving; let them not take pains about their Hair, nor mend their CloathsClothes, nor work Needle-work or Point; nor Card Wool, nor Heckle Flax, nor wash …
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… Women practice Weaving; let them not take pains about their Hair, nor mend their CloathsClothes, nor work Needle-work or Point; nor Card Wool, nor Heckle Flax, nor wash …
Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 128 · Open in the reader

Looking Unto Jesus A25241

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… help in this or that particular thing: as Bread againſt hunger, Drink againſt thirſt, CloathsClothes againſt cold and nakedneſs, Houſe againſt wind and weather, Riches againſt poverty, Phyſick againſt …
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… help in this or that particular thing: as Bread againſt hunger, Drink againſt thirſt, CloathsClothes againſt cold and nakedneſs, Houſe againſt wind and weather, Riches againſt poverty, Phyſick againſt …
Isaac Ambrose · Looking Unto Jesus · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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… is not ſuch an Act of Love and Mercy as to take the Murderers CloathsClothes, and to wear them as their Richeſt Livery? Why, God in taking our nature …
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… is not ſuch an Act of Love and Mercy as to take the Murderers CloathsClothes, and to wear them as their Richeſt Livery? Why, God in taking our nature …
Isaac Ambrose · Looking Unto Jesus · p. 155 · Open in the reader

The Best Treasure A26034

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… that filleth all in all, Eph. 1. 23. O Believer, it may be thou wanteſt Bread, CloathsClothes, Money, and thou goeſt up and down dejected, ſad, full of fears: But haſt …
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… that filleth all in all, Eph. 1. 23. O Believer, it may be thou wanteſt Bread, CloathsClothes, Money, and thou goeſt up and down dejected, ſad, full of fears: But haſt …
Bartholomew Ashwood · The Best Treasure · p. 339 · Open in the reader
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… have loſt your ſelves in holy wonder: Can you ſee your brave houſes, fine CloathsClothes, comfortable Relations, and have ſuch high Regards, for theſe, and no more for this …
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… have loſt your ſelves in holy wonder: Can you ſee your brave houſes, fine CloathsClothes, comfortable Relations, and have ſuch high Regards, for theſe, and no more for this …
Bartholomew Ashwood · The Best Treasure · p. 404 · Open in the reader

Practical Cases of Conscience Resolved A26689

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… is but a Sundays Religion, which they put on and off with their Sundays CloathsClothes; and then they think God is fairly served for the week: although God knows …
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… is but a Sundays Religion, which they put on and off with their Sundays CloathsClothes; and then they think God is fairly served for the week: although God knows …
Joseph Alleine · Practical Cases of Conscience Resolved · p. 33 · Open in the reader

The Way to True Happiness A26701

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… by their most powerful, though hidden influence, Iudges 5. 20. Hos. 2. 21, 22. do it in vain; thy CloathsClothes warm thee in vain; thy Beast carries thee in vain: in a word, the …
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… by their most powerful, though hidden influence, Iudges 5. 20. Hos. 2. 21, 22. do it in vain; thy CloathsClothes warm thee in vain; thy Beast carries thee in vain: in a word, the …
Joseph Alleine · The Way to True Happiness · p. 64 · Open in the reader

Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction A26858

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… that all men have Hair and Nails, &c. but not that they all wear CloathsClothes of the same Stuff, Shape, or Price; or all dwell in Houses of the …
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… that all men have Hair and Nails, &c. but not that they all wear CloathsClothes of the same Stuff, Shape, or Price; or all dwell in Houses of the …
Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 388 · Open in the reader
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… Must men come from the Antipodes, Ethiopia or Turky, to tell me here what CloathsClothes I must wear, or what place or time I shall Preach in, or what …
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… Must men come from the Antipodes, Ethiopia or Turky, to tell me here what CloathsClothes I must wear, or what place or time I shall Preach in, or what …
Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 425 · Open in the reader

Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils A26898

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… his Birth-day, they sent a Troop with Swords and Arrows, who cut his CloathsClothes, beat his Servants, and carried away all his Provision, leaving him with reproach: The …
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… his Birth-day, they sent a Troop with Swords and Arrows, who cut his CloathsClothes, beat his Servants, and carried away all his Provision, leaving him with reproach: The …
Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 187 · Open in the reader
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… Periculose tibi ministrat, cujus vultum frequenter attendis. He requireth Clergy-men to avoid fine CloathsClothes, curious Hair, pleasing the Appetite, and Riches. He saith of himself, [Natus in paupere …
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… Periculose tibi ministrat, cujus vultum frequenter attendis. He requireth Clergy-men to avoid fine CloathsClothes, curious Hair, pleasing the Appetite, and Riches. He saith of himself, [Natus in paupere …
Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 247 · Open in the reader

The Cure of Church Divisions A26906

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… he an Idolater that useth Meeters, Tunes, Versions, Translations, Directories, P…lpits, Cups, Table CloathsClothes, Fonts, Basins, &c. which God commandeth not. O Lord pity thy poor Church, whose …
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… he an Idolater that useth Meeters, Tunes, Versions, Translations, Directories, P…lpits, Cups, Table CloathsClothes, Fonts, Basins, &c. which God commandeth not. O Lord pity thy poor Church, whose …
Richard Baxter · The Cure of Church Divisions · p. 191 · Open in the reader

A Key for Catholics A26947

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… I add to my Apple by wiping the dirt of it, or to my CloathsClothes, by bruſhing them. The Proteſtants Religion is only the Chriſtian Religion the naked Chriſtian …
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… I add to my Apple by wiping the dirt of it, or to my CloathsClothes, by bruſhing them. The Proteſtants Religion is only the Chriſtian Religion the naked Chriſtian …
Richard Baxter · A Key for Catholics · p. 3 · Open in the reader

Making Light of Christ and Salvation Too Oft the Issue A26952

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… Lordſhips, Crowns and Kingdoms, even as on ſome brainſick beggarly Fellow, that borroweth fine CloathsClothes, and plays the part of a King or a Lord, for an hour on …
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… Lordſhips, Crowns and Kingdoms, even as on ſome brainſick beggarly Fellow, that borroweth fine CloathsClothes, and plays the part of a King or a Lord, for an hour on …
Richard Baxter · Making Light of Christ and Salvation Too Oft the Issue · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Naked popery A26962

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… think Cart-loads of Volumes, as it is in the colour of the Preachers CloathsClothes, or the Meat he eateth? And are not Proteſtants (that is, meer Chriſtians diſowning …
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… think Cart-loads of Volumes, as it is in the colour of the Preachers CloathsClothes, or the Meat he eateth? And are not Proteſtants (that is, meer Chriſtians diſowning …
Richard Baxter · Naked popery · p. 73 · Open in the reader

A Paraphrase on the New Testament A26981

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… did for haſt (being late) but rudely lay them to the body with the CloathsClothes, deferring the full Embalming till the firſt day of the week, when the Women …
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… did for haſt (being late) but rudely lay them to the body with the CloathsClothes, deferring the full Embalming till the firſt day of the week, when the Women …
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader
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… done by Pauls means, that his corporal preſence could not ſerve all, but by CloathsClothes ſent from his Body they at a diſtance were cured.
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… done by Pauls means, that his corporal preſence could not ſerve all, but by CloathsClothes ſent from his Body they at a diſtance were cured.
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 A27004

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… of hands in the name of Chriſt, yea upon the conveyance of Napkins and CloathsClothes from their bodies, is witneſſed in the many Texts which I have before cited …
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… of hands in the name of Chriſt, yea upon the conveyance of Napkins and CloathsClothes from their bodies, is witneſſed in the many Texts which I have before cited …
Richard Baxter · The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 · p. 321 · Open in the reader
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… might come within their ſhadow, or touch the hem of their garment, or have CloathsClothes or Napkins from them, that they might be healed. So that here was an …
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… might come within their ſhadow, or touch the hem of their garment, or have CloathsClothes or Napkins from them, that they might be healed. So that here was an …
Richard Baxter · The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 · p. 324 · Open in the reader

The Saints Everlasting Rest A27017

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… the fouler; the snare is broken, and we are escaped. Now our Houses▪ our CloathsClothes, our Sleep, our Food, our Physick, our Father, Mother, Wife, Children, Friends, Goods, Lands …
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… the fouler; the snare is broken, and we are escaped. Now our Houses▪ our CloathsClothes, our Sleep, our Food, our Physick, our Father, Mother, Wife, Children, Friends, Goods, Lands …
Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 111 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Self-Denial A27053

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… lawfully uſe his Mercies for our ſelves? Is not our Meat, and Drink, and CloathsClothes, and Houſes, and Goods our own, and may we not uſe them for our …
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… lawfully uſe his Mercies for our ſelves? Is not our Meat, and Drink, and CloathsClothes, and Houſes, and Goods our own, and may we not uſe them for our …
Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Self-Denial · p. 10 · Open in the reader
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… ye do, do all to the Glory of God.] You may not wear your CloathsClothes meerly and ultimately for your bodies, but only to fit your bodies for Gods …
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… ye do, do all to the Glory of God.] You may not wear your CloathsClothes meerly and ultimately for your bodies, but only to fit your bodies for Gods …
Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Self-Denial · p. 10 · Open in the reader

The Book of Job Paraphrased A27995

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10. Whom when they have ſtoln, they will not allow ſo much as CloathsClothes to cover their nakedneſs; nor let him that is ready to ſtarve eat of …
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10. Whom when they have ſtoln, they will not allow ſo much as CloathsClothes to cover their nakedneſs; nor let him that is ready to ſtarve eat of …
Simon Patrick · The Book of Job Paraphrased · p. 147 · Open in the reader

The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living A28620

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… Hence Tully the Heathen could ſay. — I have known men without King, Laws, Government, CloathsClothes; but none ſo ſavage, but have a God.
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… Hence Tully the Heathen could ſay. — I have known men without King, Laws, Government, CloathsClothes; but none ſo ſavage, but have a God.
Samuel Bolton · The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living · p. 283 · Open in the reader

The Mighty Christ the Saints Help A29348

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… an hundred pound weight, took the body of Jeſus and wound it in Linnen CloathsClothes with the Spices and laid it in a Sepulchre hewen out of the Rock …
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… an hundred pound weight, took the body of Jeſus and wound it in Linnen CloathsClothes with the Spices and laid it in a Sepulchre hewen out of the Rock …
Richard Breviter · The Mighty Christ the Saints Help · p. 125 · Open in the reader

Seasonable Truths in Evil Times A29372

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… that you have to deal withall, but is meerly for to ſerve a turn; CloathsClothes are but to ſerve a turn, to cover nakedneſs; good meat and drink is …
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… that you have to deal withall, but is meerly for to ſerve a turn; CloathsClothes are but to ſerve a turn, to cover nakedneſs; good meat and drink is …
William Bridge · Seasonable Truths in Evil Times · p. 132 · Open in the reader

A Cabinet of Choice Jewels A29686

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… ſlip into a ſlow. He that cannot endure to ſee a ſpot upon his CloathsClothes, may yet ſometimes fall into a Quagmire. So the holieſt and exacteſt Chriſtians may …
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… ſlip into a ſlow. He that cannot endure to ſee a ſpot upon his CloathsClothes, may yet ſometimes fall into a Quagmire. So the holieſt and exacteſt Chriſtians may …
Thomas Brooks · A Cabinet of Choice Jewels · p. 127 · Open in the reader
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… not value perſons by their great Places, Offices, Names, Profeſſions, Arts, Parts, Gifts, gay CloathsClothes, gold Chains, Honours, Riches, but by what they are worth for another world. As …
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… not value perſons by their great Places, Offices, Names, Profeſſions, Arts, Parts, Gifts, gay CloathsClothes, gold Chains, Honours, Riches, but by what they are worth for another world. As …
Thomas Brooks · A Cabinet of Choice Jewels · p. 191 · Open in the reader

The Crown and Glory of Christianity A29687

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… but ſtarve their ſouls, and that have thred-bare ſouls under ſilke and ſattin CloathsClothes, and that pleaſe themſelves with deformed ſouls under beautifull faces? ſurely it had been …
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… but ſtarve their ſouls, and that have thred-bare ſouls under ſilke and ſattin CloathsClothes, and that pleaſe themſelves with deformed ſouls under beautifull faces? ſurely it had been …
Thomas Brooks · The Crown and Glory of Christianity · p. 312 · Open in the reader
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… in telling of large Stories of his Pedigrees and Genealogies, nor in his brave CloathsClothes, nor in his rich plunder, &c. but his honor lyes in a torne Buckler …
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… in telling of large Stories of his Pedigrees and Genealogies, nor in his brave CloathsClothes, nor in his rich plunder, &c. but his honor lyes in a torne Buckler …
Thomas Brooks · The Crown and Glory of Christianity · p. 437 · Open in the reader

A Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures A29689

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… as he was going along to Execution, he gave all his Money and his CloathsClothes away to one and another, to his Shirt; upon which, one of the Sheriffs …
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… as he was going along to Execution, he gave all his Money and his CloathsClothes away to one and another, to his Shirt; upon which, one of the Sheriffs …
Thomas Brooks · A Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures · p. 173 · Open in the reader
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… the good man was Executed, this Wretch was ſtruck Mad, and threw away his CloathsClothes, and cryed out, That James Abyes was a good man, and gone to Heaven …
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… the good man was Executed, this Wretch was ſtruck Mad, and threw away his CloathsClothes, and cryed out, That James Abyes was a good man, and gone to Heaven …
Thomas Brooks · A Golden Key to Open Hidden Treasures · p. 173 · Open in the reader

Christ in Believers the Hope of Glory A29747

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… secrets of them; Not only is it to ungird and stripe off the outward CloathsClothes of outward and formal Actions, and so present the Soul naked as Vers. 13. Nor …
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… secrets of them; Not only is it to ungird and stripe off the outward CloathsClothes of outward and formal Actions, and so present the Soul naked as Vers. 13. Nor …
John Brown · Christ in Believers the Hope of Glory · p. 153 · Open in the reader
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… the right Hand, and cast away all its own Righteousness, as so many menstruous CloathsClothes and fil…hy Rags.
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… the right Hand, and cast away all its own Righteousness, as so many menstruous CloathsClothes and fil…hy Rags.
John Brown · Christ in Believers the Hope of Glory · p. 159 · Open in the reader

The Theater Vindicated A29842

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… use, because unlawfully abused, we must neither eat, nor drink, nor sleep, nor wear CloathsClothes, becau… in all these, and many more, the bad…ness of mankinde is such …
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… use, because unlawfully abused, we must neither eat, nor drink, nor sleep, nor wear CloathsClothes, becau… in all these, and many more, the bad…ness of mankinde is such …
Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · Open in the reader
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… to see a Play: and can we not see one here, because of their CloathsClothes? Indeed, he cites a Text of Scripture for … Deut. xxii. 5. The Woman shall not …
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… to see a Play: and can we not see one here, because of their CloathsClothes? Indeed, he cites a Text of Scripture for … Deut. xxii. 5. The Woman shall not …
Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 14 · Open in the reader

Dwelling with God A29932

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… their miſery thereby. What comfort can that Man have, that hath Meat, Drink, and CloathsClothes, and Silver, and Gold, and Jewels; if with theſe he hath not a Houſe …
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… their miſery thereby. What comfort can that Man have, that hath Meat, Drink, and CloathsClothes, and Silver, and Gold, and Jewels; if with theſe he hath not a Houſe …
John Bryan · Dwelling with God · p. 141 · Open in the reader

The Life and Death of Mr Badman A30164

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… parts he had, he was tall, and fair, and had plain, but very good CloathsClothes on his back; and his Religion was the more easily attained; for he had …
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… parts he had, he was tall, and fair, and had plain, but very good CloathsClothes on his back; and his Religion was the more easily attained; for he had …
John Bunyan · The Life and Death of Mr Badman · p. 119 · Open in the reader

Scriptural Poems A30201

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Anoint thee, put thy CloathsClothes on, and get down
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Anoint thee, put thy CloathsClothes on, and get down
John Bunyan · Scriptural Poems · p. 13 · Open in the reader
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He rent his CloathsClothes in a great Consternation,
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He rent his CloathsClothes in a great Consternation,
John Bunyan · Scriptural Poems · p. 51 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Refining A30243

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… duties ſee they omit none of them (and that is very neceſſary; for as CloathsClothes keep the body warm, and help the inward heat, ſo the vigorous exerciſe of …
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… duties ſee they omit none of them (and that is very neceſſary; for as CloathsClothes keep the body warm, and help the inward heat, ſo the vigorous exerciſe of …
Anthony Burgess · Spiritual Refining · p. 220 · Open in the reader

A Sovereign Antidote Against the Fear of Death A30678

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… courſes; thy Table alſo ſometimes becomes a ſnare; thy Meat and thy Drink, the CloathsClothes thou weareſt; the Neighbours among whom thou liveſt prove ſnares or troubles, ſometimes vexing …
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… courſes; thy Table alſo ſometimes becomes a ſnare; thy Meat and thy Drink, the CloathsClothes thou weareſt; the Neighbours among whom thou liveſt prove ſnares or troubles, ſometimes vexing …
Edward Bury · A Sovereign Antidote Against the Fear of Death · p. 105 · Open in the reader
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'Tis but put off our CloathsClothes, and go to bed.
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'Tis but put off our CloathsClothes, and go to bed.
Edward Bury · A Sovereign Antidote Against the Fear of Death · p. 6 · Open in the reader

The Christian Temper A31037

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… is ſick of Sin, weary of it, as one would be of filthy, noiſom CloathsClothes about him. He cannot but with the Leper, cry out, Ʋnclean, Ʋnclean: And as …
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… is ſick of Sin, weary of it, as one would be of filthy, noiſom CloathsClothes about him. He cannot but with the Leper, cry out, Ʋnclean, Ʋnclean: And as …
John Barret · The Christian Temper · p. 101 · Open in the reader
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… are by nature, we know our ſelves to be ſo vile, that our own CloathsClothes might abhor us. If our own cloathsclothes were capable of ſhame, they might be …
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… are by nature, we know our ſelves to be ſo vile, that our own CloathsClothes might abhor us. If our own cloathsclothes were capable of ſhame, they might be …
John Barret · The Christian Temper · p. 265 · Open in the reader

The Happiness of Those Who Sleep in Jesus A32022

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… Child of God should be as willing to die, as to put off his CloathsClothes, because Death is nothing else to him, but a putting off of his Body …
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… Child of God should be as willing to die, as to put off his CloathsClothes, because Death is nothing else to him, but a putting off of his Body …
Edmund Calamy · The Happiness of Those Who Sleep in Jesus · p. 18 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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… ſtrength upon that occaſion: Or, as if a Perſon fall into the Mire, his CloathsClothes are waſhed; and by that means cleanſed, not only from the filth at preſent …
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… ſtrength upon that occaſion: Or, as if a Perſon fall into the Mire, his CloathsClothes are waſhed; and by that means cleanſed, not only from the filth at preſent …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 365 · Open in the reader
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… ſubſiſtences. Two Friends, though united by love, are diſtinct Perſons; a Man and his CloathsClothes, an Artificer and his Inſtruments, have diſtinct ſubſiſtences: But the Humanity of Chriſt hath …
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… ſubſiſtences. Two Friends, though united by love, are diſtinct Perſons; a Man and his CloathsClothes, an Artificer and his Inſtruments, have diſtinct ſubſiſtences: But the Humanity of Chriſt hath …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 459 · Open in the reader

A Supplement to Knowledge and Practice A34877

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… of God, and coming in the Clouds of Heaven. Caiaphas at this rent his CloathsClothes, and he and the reſt of the Bench pronounced him worthy to die as …
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… of God, and coming in the Clouds of Heaven. Caiaphas at this rent his CloathsClothes, and he and the reſt of the Bench pronounced him worthy to die as …
Samuel Cradock · A Supplement to Knowledge and Practice · p. 127 · Open in the reader