couldecould
A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.
- Puritas changed it
- 5,549 times in 495 works
- Consistency
- 99.4% (5,549 of 5,582)
- Reach if approved
- ~5,865 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: could
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 5,582 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (5,549 changes in 495 works, 99.4% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 5,549)
- Printed… whiche he affyrmeth to haue béen for the weakenes of his syght beames, that couldecould not pearce the ayre, so that they weare reflected agayne to hym selfe.With rule… whiche he affyrmeth to haue béen for the weakenes of his syght beames, that couldecould not pearce the ayre, so that they weare reflected agayne to hym selfe.
William Fulke · A Goodly Gallery · Open in the reader
- Printed… Congregation, which they couldecould neuer come vnto, nor by which they euer receiued, or couldecould receiue any benefit, and ſo forſake that church by whom and in whom, they …With rule… Congregation, which they couldecould neuer come vnto, nor by which they euer receiued, or couldecould receiue any benefit, and ſo forſake that church by whom and in whom, they …
William Fulke · Answer to the Proud Challenge of a Counterset Catholic · p. 70 · Open in the reader
- Printed… this is in no ſmall heate as his ſpeech doth ſhewe: for if hee couldecould dippe his words tenne times deeper in gall, it appeareth hee woulde not ſpare …With rule… this is in no ſmall heate as his ſpeech doth ſhewe: for if hee couldecould dippe his words tenne times deeper in gall, it appeareth hee woulde not ſpare …
George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 95 · Open in the reader
- Printed… better. Any mans aduancement is so capitall an offence to his malice, that hee couldecould shoote out his owne eyes, so they might bee balles of Wild-fire to …With rule… better. Any mans aduancement is so capitall an offence to his malice, that hee couldecould shoote out his owne eyes, so they might bee balles of Wild-fire to …
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 312 · Open in the reader
- Printed… praysed, whych ouer commeth that affecte, by the medytacion of thynges heauenly. All thys couldecould we haue thankefully receiued of your doctour Iuliane, but it was not to your …With rule… praysed, whych ouer commeth that affecte, by the medytacion of thynges heauenly. All thys couldecould we haue thankefully receiued of your doctour Iuliane, but it was not to your …
John Bale · Against a Rank Papist · Open in the reader
- Printed… answered to that was suggested / but the presumed dishonour of God in no case couldecould he suffre. The holye Apostles and manye other Godlye mynysters / haue euermore daungered their …With rule… answered to that was suggested / but the presumed dishonour of God in no case couldecould he suffre. The holye Apostles and manye other Godlye mynysters / haue euermore daungered their …
John Bale · A Mystery of Iniquity Disclosed and Confuted · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe next day following, where any that had hidden themselues in corners at Paris couldecould be found out, the slaughter was renewed: also common labourers and porters, and other …With ruleThe next day following, where any that had hidden themselues in corners at Paris couldecould be found out, the slaughter was renewed: also common labourers and porters, and other …
François Hotman · The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter · p. lXII · Open in the reader
- Printed… meaning of Christe, and the continuall course of his discipline in the holy Scriptures, couldecould neuer digest that vniuersall and more then kingly ambitious seeking of superiorite of this …With rule… meaning of Christe, and the continuall course of his discipline in the holy Scriptures, couldecould neuer digest that vniuersall and more then kingly ambitious seeking of superiorite of this …
John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (33)
33 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Sermon Preached 12 March 1581 A01332
- Printed… the man of God may bée absolute, being made perfect vnto euery good work. CouldeCould any thing be said more fully to expresse the perfection of the holy scriptures …With rule… the man of God may bée absolute, being made perfect vnto euery good work. CouldeCould any thing be said more fully to expresse the perfection of the holy scriptures …
William Fulke · Sermon Preached 12 March 1581 · Open in the reader
Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester A01752
- PrintedCouldeCould it neuer (in all the tyme that you haue founde out theſe groſſe & bodily …With ruleCouldeCould it neuer (in all the tyme that you haue founde out theſe groſſe & bodily …
Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · p. cliii · Open in the reader
How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of their Subjects A01880
- Printed… Chriſte, then the threatnings of God ād his horrible iudgementes apoynted for the diſobediēt? CouldeCould not the Iewes diſtroye Chriſte and his doctrine, whiles he was mortall and liued …With rule… Chriſte, then the threatnings of God ād his horrible iudgementes apoynted for the diſobediēt? CouldeCould not the Iewes diſtroye Chriſte and his doctrine, whiles he was mortall and liued …
Christopher Goodman · How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of their Subjects · p. 18 · Open in the reader
- Printed… lorde and maiſter ſo longe as you fight agaynſt Chriſte the Sonne of God? CouldeCould not ſo mightie a Prince with ſtande his power, and you leawde ſouldiars of …With rule… lorde and maiſter ſo longe as you fight agaynſt Chriſte the Sonne of God? CouldeCould not ſo mightie a Prince with ſtande his power, and you leawde ſouldiars of …
Christopher Goodman · How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of their Subjects · p. 18 · Open in the reader
- Printed… it from him with this pitifull voyce: I haue ſynned in betraying innocēt bloud? CouldeCould anie of theſe forenamed perſons, after they had commytted the like treaſon to our …With rule… it from him with this pitifull voyce: I haue ſynned in betraying innocēt bloud? CouldeCould anie of theſe forenamed perſons, after they had commytted the like treaſon to our …
Christopher Goodman · How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of their Subjects · p. 220 · Open in the reader
Against a Rank Papist A02621
- Printed… maye well perceyue me to graunt the seconde and thyrd marriages in the Lorde. CouldeCould I than, whych haue admytted the seconde and thyrd, condempne the fyrst marryage? The …With rule… maye well perceyue me to graunt the seconde and thyrd marriages in the Lorde. CouldeCould I than, whych haue admytted the seconde and thyrd, condempne the fyrst marryage? The …
John Bale · Against a Rank Papist · Open in the reader
A Tragedy Manifesting the Chief Promises of God Unto Man A02906
- PrintedCouldeCould I fynde twenty, that cytie wolde I saue.With ruleCouldeCould I fynde twenty, that cytie wolde I saue.
John Bale · A Tragedy Manifesting the Chief Promises of God Unto Man · Open in the reader
A View of Mans Estate A04866
- Printed… meat perchance thou taſtedſt, but thou ſhouldeſt haue remembred the ſowre ſauſe that followed. CouldeCould not theſe bleſſings and manifolde benefites, receyued of thy creator, coole thy preſumptuous courage …With rule… meat perchance thou taſtedſt, but thou ſhouldeſt haue remembred the ſowre ſauſe that followed. CouldeCould not theſe bleſſings and manifolde benefites, receyued of thy creator, coole thy preſumptuous courage …
Andrew Kingsmill · A View of Mans Estate · Open in the reader
A New Dialogue Between the Angel of God and the Shepherds in the Field A06897
- PrintedCouldeCould ye entreWith ruleCouldeCould ye entre
Thomas Becon · A New Dialogue Between the Angel of God and the Shepherds in the Field · Open in the reader
A New Years Gift More Precious than Gold A06955
- Printed… sonne, and his name shall be called Emanuel. Are not these wordes playne ynoughe? CouldeCould this glorious virgine bothe haue conceaued and brought forthe Christ, and yet Christ haue …With rule… sonne, and his name shall be called Emanuel. Are not these wordes playne ynoughe? CouldeCould this glorious virgine bothe haue conceaued and brought forthe Christ, and yet Christ haue …
Thomas Becon · A New Years Gift More Precious than Gold · Open in the reader
- Printed… spyteful death of the crosse. Are not these very signes & manifest tokēs of mā? CouldeCould he haue done these thynges, if he had had eyther a fantastical body, or …With rule… spyteful death of the crosse. Are not these very signes & manifest tokēs of mā? CouldeCould he haue done these thynges, if he had had eyther a fantastical body, or …
Thomas Becon · A New Years Gift More Precious than Gold · Open in the reader
Lectures Upon the Epistles to the Thessalonians A11010
- Printed… might fill out that which vvas inlacking in their faith. It may be demanded, CouldeCould not their faith be ſupplyed without Paule, that is, vvithout his miniſtrie? was it …With rule… might fill out that which vvas inlacking in their faith. It may be demanded, CouldeCould not their faith be ſupplyed without Paule, that is, vvithout his miniſtrie? was it …
Robert Rollock · Lectures Upon the Epistles to the Thessalonians · p. 142 · Open in the reader
The Amendment of Life A13339
- Printed… deniall as was vſed in their behalfes, as done to himſelfe in theyr perſons? CouldeCould he declare anie greater care or affection to the poore, than by recommending them …With rule… deniall as was vſed in their behalfes, as done to himſelfe in theyr perſons? CouldeCould he declare anie greater care or affection to the poore, than by recommending them …
Jean Taffin · The Amendment of Life · p. 147 · Open in the reader
True Remedy Against Famine and Wars A14191
- Printed… that villanie which wee doe, by slaunders, reproches, disgraces, and all kinde of molestations? CouldeCould wee suffer them to liue amongest vs like beggars for want of maintenance, while …With rule… that villanie which wee doe, by slaunders, reproches, disgraces, and all kinde of molestations? CouldeCould wee suffer them to liue amongest vs like beggars for want of maintenance, while …
John Udall · True Remedy Against Famine and Wars · p. 62 · Open in the reader
Answer to Reynolds Book A15061
- Printed… croſſe, and might he not in a word mention the ſacrifice of the Altar? CouldeCould the one be more offenſiue vnto them then the other? Let all men iudge …With rule… croſſe, and might he not in a word mention the ſacrifice of the Altar? CouldeCould the one be more offenſiue vnto them then the other? Let all men iudge …
William Whitaker · Answer to Reynolds Book · p. 408 · Open in the reader
Sermons Upon John 1 A15738
- Printed… and fauour with them; by his authoritie, and gratiouſneſſe, might draw them to beleefe. CouldeCould there anye more likely meanes bee deuiſed to perſwade them? He was look… after …With rule… and fauour with them; by his authoritie, and gratiouſneſſe, might draw them to beleefe. CouldeCould there anye more likely meanes bee deuiſed to perſwade them? He was look… after …
Anthony Wotton · Sermons Upon John 1 · p. 277 · Open in the reader
The Institutes of the Christian Religion A17662
- Printed… whense (say thei) commeth this diuersitie, but bicause God willed it to be such? CouldeCould he not as well from the beginning as sins the comming of Christ, reuele …With rule… whense (say thei) commeth this diuersitie, but bicause God willed it to be such? CouldeCould he not as well from the beginning as sins the comming of Christ, reuele …
John Calvin · The Institutes of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader
- Printed… eate of the fruite of lyfe, least he lyue for euer. What sayth he? CouldeCould that fruite restore to Adam his vncorruption, from which he was nowe fallen. No …With rule… eate of the fruite of lyfe, least he lyue for euer. What sayth he? CouldeCould that fruite restore to Adam his vncorruption, from which he was nowe fallen. No …
John Calvin · The Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 96 · Open in the reader
What a Faithful Man Dwelling Among Papists Ought to Do A17688
- Printed… let vs be in the company of other, fayninge as thoughe we folowed them, CouldeCould ſuche cauillation quyte them before God? Euery man will ſaye naye, Well what ſhall …With rule… let vs be in the company of other, fayninge as thoughe we folowed them, CouldeCould ſuche cauillation quyte them before God? Euery man will ſaye naye, Well what ſhall …
John Calvin · What a Faithful Man Dwelling Among Papists Ought to Do · Open in the reader
Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698
- Printed… in his name? For what could hee giue more to the Angels of heauen? CouldeCould hee giue them a more honorable charge or office? Seeing then that hee vouchsafeth …With rule… in his name? For what could hee giue more to the Angels of heauen? CouldeCould hee giue them a more honorable charge or office? Seeing then that hee vouchsafeth …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 183 · Open in the reader
- Printed… deuided his lawe in such sorte, as that he wrote it in two stones. CouldeCould he not haue written it all in one stone if hee had listed? Yes …With rule… deuided his lawe in such sorte, as that he wrote it in two stones. CouldeCould he not haue written it all in one stone if hee had listed? Yes …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 208 · Open in the reader
- Printed… or no, seeing the promise was made to Abraham and his ofspring. Howe then? CouldeCould hee destroye this people, without vnsaying his owne worde, and without calling back of …With rule… or no, seeing the promise was made to Abraham and his ofspring. Howe then? CouldeCould hee destroye this people, without vnsaying his owne worde, and without calling back of …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 397 · Open in the reader
- Printed… creation of the worlde, are (notwithstanding all this) condemned of deuysing of newe gods. CouldeCould not they haue replyed thus? This is not newe: for let it bee inquired …With rule… creation of the worlde, are (notwithstanding all this) condemned of deuysing of newe gods. CouldeCould not they haue replyed thus? This is not newe: for let it bee inquired …
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 1128 · Open in the reader
A Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift A18078
- Printed… doe you holde that it is the true chriſtyan relygion / whyche that booke contayneth? CouldeCould none of theſe conſyderations driue you from the teſtimonie of thys Clement? it goeth …With rule… doe you holde that it is the true chriſtyan relygion / whyche that booke contayneth? CouldeCould none of theſe conſyderations driue you from the teſtimonie of thys Clement? it goeth …
Thomas Cartwright · A Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift · p. 89 · Open in the reader
A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 1 A18080
- Printed… liſted: nor it vvas not neceſſarie to obeie the foliſhe deſires off the people. CouldeCould there be anie plainer wordes / then that the people was not bounde by that …With rule… liſted: nor it vvas not neceſſarie to obeie the foliſhe deſires off the people. CouldeCould there be anie plainer wordes / then that the people was not bounde by that …
Thomas Cartwright · A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 1 · p. CCXVII · Open in the reader
The Confutation of the Misshapen Answer to a Wicked Ballad A19656
- PrintedCouldeCould you mayster parsone do the same toWith ruleCouldeCould you mayster parsone do the same to
Robert Crowley · The Confutation of the Misshapen Answer to a Wicked Ballad · Open in the reader
Philargyry of Great Britain A19665
- PrintedCouldeCould bare, to make hym meryWith ruleCouldeCould bare, to make hym mery
Robert Crowley · Philargyry of Great Britain · Open in the reader
Pleasure and Pain Heaven and Hell A19667
- PrintedCouldeCould not teach theyrWith ruleCouldeCould not teach theyr
Robert Crowley · Pleasure and Pain Heaven and Hell · Open in the reader
Friar John Francis of France A19668
- Printed… of our Sauiour Chriſt and of his forerunner, were they not for our ſinnes? CouldeCould not our bleſſed Sauiour with his word redeeme our ſoules that were damned to …With rule… of our Sauiour Chriſt and of his forerunner, were they not for our ſinnes? CouldeCould not our bleſſed Sauiour with his word redeeme our ſoules that were damned to …
Robert Crowley · Friar John Francis of France · p. 19 · Open in the reader
Book of Christian Questions and Answers A68610
- PrintedQueſt. CouldeCould it then ſtand with the na…ure of the ſoueraigne Iuſtice, to exacte …unishmēt …With ruleQueſt. CouldeCould it then ſtand with the na…ure of the ſoueraigne Iuſtice, to exacte …unishmēt …
Theodore Beza · Book of Christian Questions and Answers · p. 6 · Open in the reader
Sermons on Job A69056
- Printed… God play mockholyday with vs to ſay, returne agayne to mee out of hand? CouldeCould he not giue vs a longer lyfe, or at leaſtwiſe make vs too knowe …With rule… God play mockholyday with vs to ſay, returne agayne to mee out of hand? CouldeCould he not giue vs a longer lyfe, or at leaſtwiſe make vs too knowe …
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 271 · Open in the reader
Epistles Volume 2 B13862
- Printed… and quiet of our common mother? If it be truth thou affectest; what alone? CouldeCould neuer any eyes (till thine) bee blessed with this obiect; where hath that Sacred …With rule… and quiet of our common mother? If it be truth thou affectest; what alone? CouldeCould neuer any eyes (till thine) bee blessed with this obiect; where hath that Sacred …
Joseph Hall · Epistles Volume 2 · p. 75 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Isaiah 9 B14652
- Printed… death, crucifie and reuile him? Are not these most great and moste wonderfull things? CouldeCould it séeme possible, that a stone caste down so low, should become the head …With rule… death, crucifie and reuile him? Are not these most great and moste wonderfull things? CouldeCould it séeme possible, that a stone caste down so low, should become the head …
Martin Luther · Exposition of Isaiah 9 · Open in the reader