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conuenientconvenient

u and v used by position, not sound: haue → have, vnto → unto.

Puritas changed it
2,691 times in 635 works
Consistency
99.5% (2,691 of 2,703)
Reach if approved
~2,840 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: convenient
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
2,703 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,691 changes in 635 works, 99.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,691)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … he ſaith, If it be a part of Gods worſhip, and at all times conuenientconvenient, then is it neceſſarie. And to manifeſt that he holdeth it all times conuenientconvenient …
    With rule
    … he ſaith, If it be a part of Gods worſhip, and at all times conuenientconvenient, then is it neceſſarie. And to manifeſt that he holdeth it all times conuenientconvenient …

    George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 106 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … is an enemy to that knowledge. But the wiſe knoweth that there is a conuenientconvenient ſeaſon, and due time for all things in the appoynted time of God, that …
    With rule
    … is an enemy to that knowledge. But the wiſe knoweth that there is a conuenientconvenient ſeaſon, and due time for all things in the appoynted time of God, that …

    Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 266 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … Chrisostome, was to moche addycted to monkery, and gaue it more commendacyous then was conuenientconvenient, abusyuge the synceryte of the holy scryptures. Theodorus, to whom he wrote thys homely …
    With rule
    … Chrisostome, was to moche addycted to monkery, and gaue it more commendacyous then was conuenientconvenient, abusyuge the synceryte of the holy scryptures. Theodorus, to whom he wrote thys homely …

    John Bale · Against a Rank Papist · p. cxlvii · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … nor baſely diſt uſt the Lord for ſupply of what he knowes meete and conuenientconvenient for vs. Feare not little flocke, for it is your Fathers good pleaſure to …
    With rule
    … nor baſely diſt uſt the Lord for ſupply of what he knowes meete and conuenientconvenient for vs. Feare not little flocke, for it is your Fathers good pleaſure to …

    John Ball · A Treatise of Faith · p. 259 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … blanch Arminius, and his schollers errours (whereof diuers by the Arminian way, as a conuenientconvenient bridge, haue fairely walked ouer to Popery:) but he, to the infinite wrong of …
    With rule
    … blanch Arminius, and his schollers errours (whereof diuers by the Arminian way, as a conuenientconvenient bridge, haue fairely walked ouer to Popery:) but he, to the infinite wrong of …

    Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … so now his singular Benefite beyng already geuen, and receaued, I thinke it not conuenientconvenient, that for the abuse of some, they for whom CHRIST JESUS shed his hart …
    With rule
    … so now his singular Benefite beyng already geuen, and receaued, I thinke it not conuenientconvenient, that for the abuse of some, they for whom CHRIST JESUS shed his hart …

    John Foxe · Christ Jesus Triumphant · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … vpon them to be wiser then their maister. For if he had thought it conuenientconvenient, he would haue dispatched her sooner, for he heard her importunate outcries, as well …
    With rule
    … vpon them to be wiser then their maister. For if he had thought it conuenientconvenient, he would haue dispatched her sooner, for he heard her importunate outcries, as well …

    William Fulke · The Woman of Canaan · p. 16 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … religion, we leaue it to Papistes, deluded with the errours of Antichrist, and nothing conuenientconvenient for the disciples and members of Christ, whose payne is their purgatory, whose suffering …
    With rule
    … religion, we leaue it to Papistes, deluded with the errours of Antichrist, and nothing conuenientconvenient for the disciples and members of Christ, whose payne is their purgatory, whose suffering …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 176 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (12)

12 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.

Nature and Use of Lots A01545

  • Printed
    … the rule is, that because things in themselues otherwise lawfull and warrantable may seeme ConuenientConvenient in some respects, and Inconuenient in others, that therefore where the Conueniences and the …
    With rule
    … the rule is, that because things in themselues otherwise lawfull and warrantable may seeme ConuenientConvenient in some respects, and Inconuenient in others, that therefore where the Conueniences and the …

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 103 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … equall and indifferent iudgement, either against' other the action is to be deemed either ConuenientConvenient or Inconuenient, as the one side shall appeare to weigh downe the other: that …
    With rule
    … equall and indifferent iudgement, either against' other the action is to be deemed either ConuenientConvenient or Inconuenient, as the one side shall appeare to weigh downe the other: that …

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 103 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … that is to say, The Conueniences being more or weightier make the thing questioned ConuenientConvenient, the Inconueniences being more and weightier make it iustly deemed Inconuenient.
    With rule
    … that is to say, The Conueniences being more or weightier make the thing questioned ConuenientConvenient, the Inconueniences being more and weightier make it iustly deemed Inconuenient.

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 103 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … downe whatsoeuer Inconueniences may be produced on the other side, there the action is ConuenientConvenient, and a Lot therefore lawfull: but contrariwise where the Inconueniences that shall necessarily or …
    With rule
    … downe whatsoeuer Inconueniences may be produced on the other side, there the action is ConuenientConvenient, and a Lot therefore lawfull: but contrariwise where the Inconueniences that shall necessarily or …

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 103 · Open in the reader

Exposition on John 5 A01972

  • Printed
    ConuenientConvenient to be performed
    With rule
    ConuenientConvenient to be performed

    William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 13 · Open in the reader

The Good Mans Grace A09114

  • Printed
    ConuenientConvenient for ſtates preſeruation.
    With rule
    ConuenientConvenient for ſtates preſeruation.

    Richard Bernard · The Good Mans Grace · Open in the reader

Cases of Conscience Part 1 A09364

  • Printed
    … the circumstances, and the circumstances fitted to it that thereby it becomes a thing ConuenientConvenient. On the otherside, Inconuenience is, when the thing or action is done in vnmeete …
    With rule
    … the circumstances, and the circumstances fitted to it that thereby it becomes a thing ConuenientConvenient. On the otherside, Inconuenience is, when the thing or action is done in vnmeete …

    William Perkins · Cases of Conscience Part 1 · p. 8 · Open in the reader

Opening of the Ten Commandments A15011

  • Printed
    3. ConuenientConvenient opportunities.
    With rule
    3. ConuenientConvenient opportunities.

    William Whately · Opening of the Ten Commandments · p. 255 · Open in the reader

A General View of Papistry A15422

  • Printed
    3. ConuenientConvenient vessels and instruments, which are necessarie for the administration of the Sacrament, with other …
    With rule
    3. ConuenientConvenient vessels and instruments, which are necessarie for the administration of the Sacrament, with other …

    Andrew Willet · A General View of Papistry · p. 489 · Open in the reader

Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions A20631

  • Printed
    WE haue a ConuenientConvenient Author, who writ a Discourse of Bells when hee was Prisoner in Turky. How …
    With rule
    WE haue a ConuenientConvenient Author, who writ a Discourse of Bells when hee was Prisoner in Turky. How …

    John Donne · Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions · p. 388 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21041

  • Printed
    The proprietie of the word, ConuenientConvenient, is alſo to be obſerued. It ſignifieth that which in equitie we are bound …
    With rule
    The proprietie of the word, ConuenientConvenient, is alſo to be obſerued. It ſignifieth that which in equitie we are bound …

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 172 · Open in the reader

Gods Holy Mind Touching Matters Moral A21266

  • Printed
    … particular calling and condition of life. This Iob calles appoynted food, Iob 23.12. Prou. 30.8. called ConuenientConvenient food. Iames 2.15. Dayly food. Ʋers. 16. Things needfull for the Body.
    With rule
    … particular calling and condition of life. This Iob calles appoynted food, Iob 23.12. Prou. 30.8. called ConuenientConvenient food. Iames 2.15. Dayly food. Ʋers. 16. Things needfull for the Body.

    Edward Elton · Gods Holy Mind Touching Matters Moral · p. 63 · Open in the reader