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affairesaffairs

A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.

Puritas changed it
6,600 times in 1,567 works
Consistency
96.2% (6,600 of 6,859)
Reach if approved
~7,208 places (estimated)
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Agrees: affairs
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Exact word, any case
In our text
6,860 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (6,600 changes in 1,567 works, 96.2% consistent).”

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    … publike calling, commits vnto his wife the care, and managing of all his houſhold affairesaffairs: Such a generall conſent had Ioſeph, of whom his Maſter tooke account of nothing …
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    … publike calling, commits vnto his wife the care, and managing of all his houſhold affairesaffairs: Such a generall conſent had Ioſeph, of whom his Maſter tooke account of nothing …

    William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    … walkes himſelfe: and the courſe he holds in the Oeconomie, and government of worldly affairesaffairs; why hee ſuffers the wicked to proſper, and why the godly to be oppreſſed …
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    … walkes himſelfe: and the courſe he holds in the Oeconomie, and government of worldly affairesaffairs; why hee ſuffers the wicked to proſper, and why the godly to be oppreſſed …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David · p. 158 · Open in the reader

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    … aloweth vpon neceſſarie occaſion of warfare ſeruice to the cōmon wealth, Church, or neceſſarie affairesaffairs of their owne, ſometimes a long abſence. Deut. 20. 7. What man ſoeuer hath eſpouſed a …
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    … aloweth vpon neceſſarie occaſion of warfare ſeruice to the cōmon wealth, Church, or neceſſarie affairesaffairs of their owne, ſometimes a long abſence. Deut. 20. 7. What man ſoeuer hath eſpouſed a …

    Dudley Fenner · The Arts of Logic and Rhetoric · Open in the reader

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    … disposing and gouerning of all things, euen in ech & euery mans priuate and particular affairesaffairs, ver. 1. to the end of the 7.
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    … disposing and gouerning of all things, euen in ech & euery mans priuate and particular affairesaffairs, ver. 1. to the end of the 7.

    James Forester · The Marrow and Juice of 260 Scriptures · p. 280 · Open in the reader

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    … conceaue. It were best therfore for men to let God alone with his owne affairesaffairs, and not to presume to giue him counsell what hee hath to doe, but …
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    … conceaue. It were best therfore for men to let God alone with his owne affairesaffairs, and not to presume to giue him counsell what hee hath to doe, but …

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

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    … bee stirring the fire, if it bee but to warme their owne fingers. Whatsoeuer affairesaffairs passe through their hands, they crooke them all to their owne endes; and care …
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    … bee stirring the fire, if it bee but to warme their owne fingers. Whatsoeuer affairesaffairs passe through their hands, they crooke them all to their owne endes; and care …

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 68 · Open in the reader

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    … in the Vineyard of a Chriſtian Calling, another grinding at the Mill of worldly affairesaffairs. A man knoweth not his time, that is, the time of his death. God …
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    … in the Vineyard of a Chriſtian Calling, another grinding at the Mill of worldly affairesaffairs. A man knoweth not his time, that is, the time of his death. God …

    John Gaule · A Defiance to Death · p. 15 · Open in the reader

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    … heare him, they ſéemed to forget thē ſelues & their ſtate, in leauing al worldly affairesaffairs, as ye huſbandmē their plough, ye Artificers their craftes & ſciences, following him into ye …
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    … heare him, they ſéemed to forget thē ſelues & their ſtate, in leauing al worldly affairesaffairs, as ye huſbandmē their plough, ye Artificers their craftes & ſciences, following him into ye …

    George Gifford · Sermon on the Parable of the Sower · Open in the reader

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200 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 59 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny A07225

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    AffairesAffairs of the Church of England and Scotland, beginning with King Lucius. 19
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    AffairesAffairs of the Church of England and Scotland, beginning with King Lucius. 19

    John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · Open in the reader

The Whole Revelation of John in Two Treatises A07988

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    AffairesAffairs and chiefe matters concerning
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    AffairesAffairs and chiefe matters concerning

    John Napier · The Whole Revelation of John in Two Treatises · Open in the reader

Exposition of Zechariah 1-9 A09272

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    … Naturals of the Countrey, who, till that time, were chiefe Rulers of the Iewiſh AffairesAffairs, though with ſome reference and ſubordination to one forraine Prince or other, for the …
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    … Naturals of the Countrey, who, till that time, were chiefe Rulers of the Iewiſh AffairesAffairs, though with ſome reference and ſubordination to one forraine Prince or other, for the …

    William Pemble · Exposition of Zechariah 1-9 · p. 137 · Open in the reader

The Ready Way to Good Works A09275

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    4. Wee muſt order our AffairesAffairs with diſcretion, this is a practiſe which right well becomes a gracious, good, and …
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    4. Wee muſt order our AffairesAffairs with diſcretion, this is a practiſe which right well becomes a gracious, good, and …

    Richard Bernard · The Ready Way to Good Works · p. 295 · Open in the reader

Survey and Censure of Mr Cozens A10177

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    … to merge and drowne themselues in secular Offices, and Imployments, in lay and State AffairesAffairs, against the resolution of sundry & famous Councels, which prohibit it.) do mutter and obiect …
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    … to merge and drowne themselues in secular Offices, and Imployments, in lay and State AffairesAffairs, against the resolution of sundry & famous Councels, which prohibit it.) do mutter and obiect …

    William Prynne · Survey and Censure of Mr Cozens · Open in the reader

Conference Between Rainolds and Hart A10345

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    … as Bishop, against the Patriarke, who taught heresie, a point of his spirituall charge. AffairesAffairs of this later sort let me name (for difference sake) the Church-affairesaffairs; the …
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    … as Bishop, against the Patriarke, who taught heresie, a point of his spirituall charge. AffairesAffairs of this later sort let me name (for difference sake) the Church-affairesaffairs; the …

    John Rainolds · Conference Between Rainolds and Hart · p. 369 · Open in the reader

Three Treatises A10659

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    … the Church he is an Advocate and Intercessor in his owne businesse; for the AffairesAffairs of the Church are His.
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    … the Church he is an Advocate and Intercessor in his owne businesse; for the AffairesAffairs of the Church are His.

    Edward Reynolds · Three Treatises · p. 356 · Open in the reader

Scotlands Warning A13082

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    … cause of our Humiliation, is for an happie successe to our Kings Majesties weightie AffairesAffairs, at Home and abroad, both in Peace and Warre. To pray to God, who …
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    … cause of our Humiliation, is for an happie successe to our Kings Majesties weightie AffairesAffairs, at Home and abroad, both in Peace and Warre. To pray to God, who …

    William Struther · Scotlands Warning · p. 34 · Open in the reader

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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    Compelled by AffairesAffairs that urge it may.
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    Compelled by AffairesAffairs that urge it may.

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

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    My owne AffairesAffairs aside, a while I threw,
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    My owne AffairesAffairs aside, a while I threw,

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

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    AffairesAffairs are manag'd by the selfe same fate;
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    AffairesAffairs are manag'd by the selfe same fate;

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 265 · Open in the reader

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    Can justly say that her AffairesAffairs doe stand
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    Can justly say that her AffairesAffairs doe stand

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 286 · Open in the reader

Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631

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    For their AffairesAffairs, have Seaſons more, then one.
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    For their AffairesAffairs, have Seaſons more, then one.

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    It warnes, likewiſe, that ſome AffairesAffairs require
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    It warnes, likewiſe, that ſome AffairesAffairs require

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 19 · Open in the reader

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    It warnes, likewiſe, that ſome AffairesAffairs require
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    It warnes, likewiſe, that ſome AffairesAffairs require

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 19 · Open in the reader

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    When proſperous our AffairesAffairs doe growe;
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    When proſperous our AffairesAffairs doe growe;

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 140 · Open in the reader

Fair-Virtue the Mistress of Philarete A15639

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    For, AffairesAffairs I haue to doe:
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    For, AffairesAffairs I haue to doe:

    George Wither · Fair-Virtue the Mistress of Philarete · Open in the reader

A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 A17385

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    … Magistrates may be distinguished, either in respect of 1 Iurisdiction, 2 or Religion, 3 or Objects, 4 or AffairesAffairs, 5 or Office, 6 or Adjuncts, 7 or Dignitie. First, in respect of Iurisdiction: some are superiour …
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    … Magistrates may be distinguished, either in respect of 1 Iurisdiction, 2 or Religion, 3 or Objects, 4 or AffairesAffairs, 5 or Office, 6 or Adjuncts, 7 or Dignitie. First, in respect of Iurisdiction: some are superiour …

    Nicholas Byfield · A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 · p. 429 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698

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    AffairesAffairs.
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    AffairesAffairs.

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21041

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    … altogether take them vp: They cannot be troubling and buſying their hands with Ciuill AffairesAffairs, and fighting the Battailes of the Lord, at once. The Souldier being preſſed out …
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    … altogether take them vp: They cannot be troubling and buſying their hands with Ciuill AffairesAffairs, and fighting the Battailes of the Lord, at once. The Souldier being preſſed out …

    Daniel Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 31 · Open in the reader

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

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    63 John Weathamstead, Abbot of Saint Albans, in his worke of English AffairesAffairs, accuseth Geoffrey of Monmouth, of meere Fabulousnesse, and lived about the yeare 1440.
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    63 John Weathamstead, Abbot of Saint Albans, in his worke of English AffairesAffairs, accuseth Geoffrey of Monmouth, of meere Fabulousnesse, and lived about the yeare 1440.

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · Open in the reader

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    AffairesAffairs of the Church in his time.
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    AffairesAffairs of the Church in his time.

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 55 · Open in the reader

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    AffairesAffairs of the Church in his time.
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    AffairesAffairs of the Church in his time.

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 122 · Open in the reader

The History of the Indulgence A29750

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    … all Persons, and all Causes, Church-officers, in their most proper, and intrinsecal ecclesiastick AffairesAffairs and Administrations, are comprehended; and if his Majest. shall take upon him to judge …
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    … all Persons, and all Causes, Church-officers, in their most proper, and intrinsecal ecclesiastick AffairesAffairs and Administrations, are comprehended; and if his Majest. shall take upon him to judge …

    John Brown · The History of the Indulgence · p. 27 · Open in the reader

Another Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 5 November 1641 A30250

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    … a diſtinct proſecution of every Obſervation which theſe ſeverall branches afford. And your weightie AffairesAffairs preſſe for all expedition. I ſhall therefore fixe only upon the principall points in …
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    … a diſtinct proſecution of every Obſervation which theſe ſeverall branches afford. And your weightie AffairesAffairs preſſe for all expedition. I ſhall therefore fixe only upon the principall points in …

    Cornelius Burges · Another Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 5 November 1641 · p. 3 · Open in the reader

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    … brave and noble reſolutions, of giving Gods buſineſſe the precedency of all other Your AffairesAffairs: and Your beginnings promiſed much. Howbeit, I know not how it comes to paſſe …
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    … brave and noble reſolutions, of giving Gods buſineſſe the precedency of all other Your AffairesAffairs: and Your beginnings promiſed much. Howbeit, I know not how it comes to paſſe …

    Cornelius Burges · Another Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 5 November 1641 · p. 60 · Open in the reader

the Time of Finding A33242

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    … this work be revived, Saints may expect little joy as to outward and publick AffairesAffairs.
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    … this work be revived, Saints may expect little joy as to outward and publick AffairesAffairs.

    John Canne · the Time of Finding · p. 252 · Open in the reader

The Life of Tamerlane the Great A33328

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    … of his Kingdome in his absence to one Samay, a man well practised in AffairesAffairs, who also had had the charge of our Prince in his youth. These things …
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    … of his Kingdome in his absence to one Samay, a man well practised in AffairesAffairs, who also had had the charge of our Prince in his youth. These things …

    Samuel Clarke · The Life of Tamerlane the Great · p. 5 · Open in the reader

The Marrow of Ecclesiastical History A33335

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    … Wittenberg, which he taught and governed with much …elicity, and in many changes of AffairesAffairs, for the p…ce of thirty six years, never leaving his station, neither for …
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    … Wittenberg, which he taught and governed with much …elicity, and in many changes of AffairesAffairs, for the p…ce of thirty six years, never leaving his station, neither for …

    Samuel Clarke · The Marrow of Ecclesiastical History · p. 557 · Open in the reader

Historical Relation of the Military Government of Gloucester A34531

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    … commands from the Powers above, which did not correspond with the State of our AffairesAffairs, or the ground of the enjoyned Service. November the tenth Colonell Massie received Instructions …
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    … commands from the Powers above, which did not correspond with the State of our AffairesAffairs, or the ground of the enjoyned Service. November the tenth Colonell Massie received Instructions …

    John Corbet · Historical Relation of the Military Government of Gloucester · p. 118 · Open in the reader

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    … battell: yet they conduced to the sudden forming of an Army when the Kings AffairesAffairs grew desperate, and thrust in with the old Volunteers made up the bulke of …
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    … battell: yet they conduced to the sudden forming of an Army when the Kings AffairesAffairs grew desperate, and thrust in with the old Volunteers made up the bulke of …

    John Corbet · Historical Relation of the Military Government of Gloucester · p. 132 · Open in the reader

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    The Princes Army is the maine rest of the Kings AffairesAffairs which they strengthen daily by impressing the Countrey, taking in lesser Brigades, and draining …
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    The Princes Army is the maine rest of the Kings AffairesAffairs which they strengthen daily by impressing the Countrey, taking in lesser Brigades, and draining …

    John Corbet · Historical Relation of the Military Government of Gloucester · p. 136 · Open in the reader

Defense from the Imputation of Self Contradiction by Daniel Cawdry A34675

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    … Synodall Acts) They have a great stroke and Power in the Ordering of Church AffairesAffairs: which may be called foreign, or Potestas, a Power which many times (in Common speech …
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    … Synodall Acts) They have a great stroke and Power in the Ordering of Church AffairesAffairs: which may be called foreign, or Potestas, a Power which many times (in Common speech …

    John Cotton · Defense from the Imputation of Self Contradiction by Daniel Cawdry · p. 34 · Open in the reader

Letter to Alexander Henderson A37061

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    … a publique buſineſſe; and in all Treaties with forraine States, and deliberations about forraine AffairesAffairs, it ought to come into conſideration; and all Ambaſſadours towards other Proteſtants, ſhould be …
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    … a publique buſineſſe; and in all Treaties with forraine States, and deliberations about forraine AffairesAffairs, it ought to come into conſideration; and all Ambaſſadours towards other Proteſtants, ſhould be …

    John Dury · Letter to Alexander Henderson · p. 8 · Open in the reader

Communion of Churches A39224

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    … may give them a general view of the publick state of the Churches and AffairesAffairs of Christ, as matter of continual Prayers, Praises and Obedience in all the Churches.
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    … may give them a general view of the publick state of the Churches and AffairesAffairs of Christ, as matter of continual Prayers, Praises and Obedience in all the Churches.

    John Eliot · Communion of Churches · p. 29 · Open in the reader

The First Fruits of Davids Government Vowed to God A39921

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    As for Civill AffairesAffairs, we have (bleſſed bee God) ſome among us, that would be zealous and faithfull …
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    As for Civill AffairesAffairs, we have (bleſſed bee God) ſome among us, that would be zealous and faithfull …

    Simon Ford · The First Fruits of Davids Government Vowed to God · p. 27 · Open in the reader

The Dead Yet Speaking A40646

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    AffairesAffairs at Court: His past'rall heate
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    AffairesAffairs at Court: His past'rall heate

    Thomas Fuller · The Dead Yet Speaking · p. 533 · Open in the reader

The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 A41659

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    … the Chaldean Hiſtoriographer, and Mochus, Heſtiaeus, and Hieronimus the Egyptian, who proſecuted the Phenician AffairesAffairs, conſent with us. Alſo we have a famous place touching Mochus, in Tatianus his …
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    … the Chaldean Hiſtoriographer, and Mochus, Heſtiaeus, and Hieronimus the Egyptian, who proſecuted the Phenician AffairesAffairs, conſent with us. Alſo we have a famous place touching Mochus, in Tatianus his …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 58 · Open in the reader

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    … of the carnall Jewes defiling themſelves either by beeing too deeply plunged in Worldly AffairesAffairs, even to the neglect of their Religion, or, which was worſe, by ſinfull compliances …
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    … of the carnall Jewes defiling themſelves either by beeing too deeply plunged in Worldly AffairesAffairs, even to the neglect of their Religion, or, which was worſe, by ſinfull compliances …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 146 · Open in the reader

The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 A41688

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    … Reformation of Philoſophie, and that in order to the Reformation of Theologic and Eccleſiaſtic AffairesAffairs. This noble and generoſe deſigne was begun by Wiclef, that great Engliſh Apoſtle, who …
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    … Reformation of Philoſophie, and that in order to the Reformation of Theologic and Eccleſiaſtic AffairesAffairs. This noble and generoſe deſigne was begun by Wiclef, that great Engliſh Apoſtle, who …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 · Open in the reader

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    … they judge to excel in Wiſdome and Virtue as Adminiſtrators, or Magiſtrates of public AffairesAffairs. This he exemplifies by the Athenian Republic; which was a Democratie, in which, foreign, the …
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    … they judge to excel in Wiſdome and Virtue as Adminiſtrators, or Magiſtrates of public AffairesAffairs. This he exemplifies by the Athenian Republic; which was a Democratie, in which, foreign, the …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 · p. 188 · Open in the reader

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    … granteſt there is a God, yet thou denieſt that he takes care of Human AffairesAffairs. This Antitheſis, which Epicurus afterward eſpouſed, Plato greatly oppoſeth, as that which is moſt …
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    … granteſt there is a God, yet thou denieſt that he takes care of Human AffairesAffairs. This Antitheſis, which Epicurus afterward eſpouſed, Plato greatly oppoſeth, as that which is moſt …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 · p. 436 · Open in the reader

Vindication of His Annotations A42469

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    … ſucceeded him in place of Command, but not in Pollicie and prudent diſpoſall of AffairesAffairs, brought not diſgrace and diſhonour onely, but deſtruction upon divers of them, and utter …
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    … ſucceeded him in place of Command, but not in Pollicie and prudent diſpoſall of AffairesAffairs, brought not diſgrace and diſhonour onely, but deſtruction upon divers of them, and utter …

    Thomas Gataker · Vindication of His Annotations · p. 150 · Open in the reader

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    … foul upon Pericles, of whoſe valour and integritie, prudent and eqall carriage of State AffairesAffairs; Thucydides himſelf, a Man as well judicious as ingenuous, tho of an other ſide …
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    … foul upon Pericles, of whoſe valour and integritie, prudent and eqall carriage of State AffairesAffairs; Thucydides himſelf, a Man as well judicious as ingenuous, tho of an other ſide …

    Thomas Gataker · Vindication of His Annotations · p. 150 · Open in the reader

The Interest of These United Provinces A43795

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    TOGETHER WITH Severall Remarkes upon the preſent, and Conjectures on the future State of AffairesAffairs in Europe, eſpecially as relating to this Republick.
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    TOGETHER WITH Severall Remarkes upon the preſent, and Conjectures on the future State of AffairesAffairs in Europe, eſpecially as relating to this Republick.

    Joseph Hill · The Interest of These United Provinces · Open in the reader

The Season for Englands Self-Reflection A43819

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    … the Militarie Sword, to doe Justice till his Counsell bee fulfilled. So in the AffairesAffairs of the Church, many poore deluded people in England were fond of their needlesse …
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    … the Militarie Sword, to doe Justice till his Counsell bee fulfilled. So in the AffairesAffairs of the Church, many poore deluded people in England were fond of their needlesse …

    Thomas Hill · The Season for Englands Self-Reflection · p. 30 · Open in the reader

Works of Hooker A44334

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    … all such private Dealing? No more is publick Equity against the Law of publick AffairesAffairs; albeit the one permit unto some, in special Considerations, that which the other, agreeably …
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    … all such private Dealing? No more is publick Equity against the Law of publick AffairesAffairs; albeit the one permit unto some, in special Considerations, that which the other, agreeably …

    Richard Hooker · Works of Hooker · p. 139 · Open in the reader

A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer A44344

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    … he muſt return, and give an account unto God the Father, how the great AffairesAffairs of Redemption proſper under his hand. Thus he ſpeaks uſually. Joh. 13.3. Jeſus Knowing, that …
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    … he muſt return, and give an account unto God the Father, how the great AffairesAffairs of Redemption proſper under his hand. Thus he ſpeaks uſually. Joh. 13.3. Jeſus Knowing, that …

    Thomas Hooker · A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer · p. 218 · Open in the reader

A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 A45335

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    1. Because the married Condition requires people that have some experience in worldly AffairesAffairs, and specially in Religion 1 Peter 3.7. the Apostle would have the Husband to be a …
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    1. Because the married Condition requires people that have some experience in worldly AffairesAffairs, and specially in Religion 1 Peter 3.7. the Apostle would have the Husband to be a …

    Thomas Hall · A Practical and Polemical Commentary Upon 2 Timothy 3-4 · p. 251 · Open in the reader

Letter to Lord Fairfax A45469

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    … and charity) and conſequently, as deep an intereſt in the due management of your AffairesAffairs, as any others; and as great an aſſurance, that what I ſhall ſay to …
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    … and charity) and conſequently, as deep an intereſt in the due management of your AffairesAffairs, as any others; and as great an aſſurance, that what I ſhall ſay to …

    Henry Hammond · Letter to Lord Fairfax · p. 1 · Open in the reader

History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland A47584

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    … Queen. At Aberdeine, the Queen and Court, remained certaine dayes to deliberate upon the AffairesAffairs of the Countrey, where some began to smell, that the Earle of Huntly was …
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    … Queen. At Aberdeine, the Queen and Court, remained certaine dayes to deliberate upon the AffairesAffairs of the Countrey, where some began to smell, that the Earle of Huntly was …

    John Knox · History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland · p. 341 · Open in the reader

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    … so foolish, that not onely he had drawne unto him the managing of all AffairesAffairs, the King set aside, but also his Equipage and Train did surpasse the Kings …
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    … so foolish, that not onely he had drawne unto him the managing of all AffairesAffairs, the King set aside, but also his Equipage and Train did surpasse the Kings …

    John Knox · History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland · p. 429 · Open in the reader

Select Observations of Roman Emperors 2 A47620

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    … Generall, especially for four Military properties very resplendent in him. First, laboriousnesse in his AffairesAffairs. Secondly, courage in his dangers. Thirdly, industrious contriving of what he undertook. Fourthly, quick …
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    … Generall, especially for four Military properties very resplendent in him. First, laboriousnesse in his AffairesAffairs. Secondly, courage in his dangers. Thirdly, industrious contriving of what he undertook. Fourthly, quick …

    Edward Leigh · Select Observations of Roman Emperors 2 · p. 4 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Acts A48432

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    PART I. AffairesAffairs of Rome.
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    PART I. AffairesAffairs of Rome.

    John Lightfoot · Commentary Upon Acts · p. 151 · Open in the reader

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    PART II. The AffairesAffairs of the Iewes.
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    PART II. The AffairesAffairs of the Iewes.

    John Lightfoot · Commentary Upon Acts · p. 154 · Open in the reader

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    Sect. AffairesAffairs of the Iewes, Vitellius their Friend.
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    Sect. AffairesAffairs of the Iewes, Vitellius their Friend.

    John Lightfoot · Commentary Upon Acts · p. 159 · Open in the reader

Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes A52356

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    … them to the frequent diſappointments which men meet with in the carriage of their AffairesAffairs.
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    … them to the frequent diſappointments which men meet with in the carriage of their AffairesAffairs.

    Alexander Nisbet · Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes · p. 441 · Open in the reader

The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance A53688

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    … who have their portion in them. When the urgency of your High, and important AffairesAffairs, wherein so many Nations are concerned, will lend you so much leasure, as to …
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    … who have their portion in them. When the urgency of your High, and important AffairesAffairs, wherein so many Nations are concerned, will lend you so much leasure, as to …

    John Owen · The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance · Open in the reader

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    … him approved; & had it not been lawful for them, with the Presbyters foreign in the AffairesAffairs of the Church, Clemens writing this Epistle to the whole Church, could not possibly …
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    … him approved; & had it not been lawful for them, with the Presbyters foreign in the AffairesAffairs of the Church, Clemens writing this Epistle to the whole Church, could not possibly …

    John Owen · The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance · Open in the reader

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    … or de facto in the dayes of Ignatius, or before the contemperation of Ecclesiastical AffairesAffairs occasionally, or by choyce, to the civil constitution of Citties, and Provinces in those …
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    … or de facto in the dayes of Ignatius, or before the contemperation of Ecclesiastical AffairesAffairs occasionally, or by choyce, to the civil constitution of Citties, and Provinces in those …

    John Owen · The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance · Open in the reader