wildewild
A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.
- Puritas changed it
- 4,100 times in 1,184 works
- Consistency
- 96.2% (4,100 of 4,261)
- Reach if approved
- ~4,478 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: wild
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 4,262 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (4,100 changes in 1,184 works, 96.2% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 4,100)
- Printed… As in the Pſalmes on the contrary part they grieue and mourne that the wildewild beaſt of the Forreſt did tread it vnder foor, Pſal. 8. 12. &c.With rule… As in the Pſalmes on the contrary part they grieue and mourne that the wildewild beaſt of the Forreſt did tread it vnder foor, Pſal. 8. 12. &c.
Henry Finch · The Calling of the Jews · p. 139 · Open in the reader
- Printed… les in order, contrary to order, displacing the naturall oliues, and placing in the wildewild. And will you so strictly vrge, and choake vp as it were, within so …With rule… les in order, contrary to order, displacing the naturall oliues, and placing in the wildewild. And will you so strictly vrge, and choake vp as it were, within so …
John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · p. 36 · Open in the reader
- Printed… protecteth all the Trees in his Vineyard; so if any be transplanted to the wildewild desart, they are vnder the god of this world. Or the Lesse; which is …With rule… protecteth all the Trees in his Vineyard; so if any be transplanted to the wildewild desart, they are vnder the god of this world. Or the Lesse; which is …
Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 42 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Sodomites; one of which was hideouſly deformed with a canker, another deuoured of a wildewild beaſt, and the reſt miſerably ended their daies. All this is ſtoried by their …With rule… Sodomites; one of which was hideouſly deformed with a canker, another deuoured of a wildewild beaſt, and the reſt miſerably ended their daies. All this is ſtoried by their …
John Gee · The Foot out of the Snare · p. 52 · Open in the reader
- Printed… vs, without whom we ſhould otherwiſe haue had no more knowledge then Sauages, and wildewild people haue, Reuel. 5.5.With rule… vs, without whom we ſhould otherwiſe haue had no more knowledge then Sauages, and wildewild people haue, Reuel. 5.5.
William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 112 · Open in the reader
- Printed… hee hath well prouided the Ministerie to bee but a spring whereat all the wildewild Asses quench their thirst.With rule… hee hath well prouided the Ministerie to bee but a spring whereat all the wildewild Asses quench their thirst.
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 722 · Open in the reader
- Printed… be of the tame sort, as of the Herd or Flocks, and not of wildewild sauage beasts, who by force are brought to death. Shewing thereby that Christ should …With rule… be of the tame sort, as of the Herd or Flocks, and not of wildewild sauage beasts, who by force are brought to death. Shewing thereby that Christ should …
William Guild · Moses Unveiled · p. 116 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of heart: call it Hypocriſie, if you wil, that ſtinking weed, which like the wildewild Gourd, ſowred all the Pottage, 2 King. 4. 40. The Lord loueth truth in the inward parts …With rule… of heart: call it Hypocriſie, if you wil, that ſtinking weed, which like the wildewild Gourd, ſowred all the Pottage, 2 King. 4. 40. The Lord loueth truth in the inward parts …
Adam Harsnett · A Touch-Stone of Grace · p. 265 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (161)
88 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 52 are listed here. 73 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
The Black Devil A00564
- Printed… called Lyons. Psal. 58. Breake out the great teeth of the young Lyons, O Lord. WildeWild Boares. Psal. 80. The Boare out of the wood doth waste it: and the wildewild …With rule… called Lyons. Psal. 58. Breake out the great teeth of the young Lyons, O Lord. WildeWild Boares. Psal. 80. The Boare out of the wood doth waste it: and the wildewild …
Thomas Adams · The Black Devil · p. 23 · Open in the reader
The Purple Island A00977
- PrintedWildeWild beasts he tam'd, yet never could detain her.With ruleWildeWild beasts he tam'd, yet never could detain her.
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 66 · Open in the reader
The Foot out of the Snare A01576
- PrintedF. WildeWild a ſecular Prieſt.With ruleF. WildeWild a ſecular Prieſt.
John Gee · The Foot out of the Snare · Open in the reader
The Bee Hive of the Romish Church A07026
- Printed… Heretikes and publike blasphemers of GOD: which for armes beare in their shieldes Foxes, WildeWild Swine, Dragons, Sea horses, called in Latin Hippopotami, Adders, Basiliskes, Snakes, and Spyders ▪ and …With rule… Heretikes and publike blasphemers of GOD: which for armes beare in their shieldes Foxes, WildeWild Swine, Dragons, Sea horses, called in Latin Hippopotami, Adders, Basiliskes, Snakes, and Spyders ▪ and …
Phillips Marnix · The Bee Hive of the Romish Church · Open in the reader
Pilgrimage A10228
- Printed… Law, without Heaven or Earth; living (if that may be called a life) like WildeWild beasts, for ignorance; like Devills, for wickednesse; like Dogs, for poverty. These things reporteth …With rule… Law, without Heaven or Earth; living (if that may be called a life) like WildeWild beasts, for ignorance; like Devills, for wickednesse; like Dogs, for poverty. These things reporteth …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 502 · Open in the reader
Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649
- Printed… swift, 2 Sam. 2. 18. 1 Chron. 12. 8. Song 8. 14. eaten also a… Solomons table, 1 King. 4. 23. Fallow-d…ere] or, WildeWild-oxe. Bugle, or Buffel: in Hebr. Iachmer, (a word not found but here, and …With rule… swift, 2 Sam. 2. 18. 1 Chron. 12. 8. Song 8. 14. eaten also a… Solomons table, 1 King. 4. 23. Fallow-d…ere] or, WildeWild-oxe. Bugle, or Buffel: in Hebr. Iachmer, (a word not found but here, and …
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 52 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and in 1 King. 4. 23.) the Greeke translateth it, Boubalos, that is, the Buffe, Buffel, or WildeWild-oxe, which somewhat resembleth our common Oxe, but is of another kinde, bigger, black …With rule… and in 1 King. 4. 23.) the Greeke translateth it, Boubalos, that is, the Buffe, Buffel, or WildeWild-oxe, which somewhat resembleth our common Oxe, but is of another kinde, bigger, black …
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 52 · Open in the reader
- PrintedWildeWild Asse, what kinde of beast it is, Gen. 16. 12.With ruleWildeWild Asse, what kinde of beast it is, Gen. 16. 12.
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · Open in the reader
- PrintedWildeWild beast, why so called, Gen. 1. 24.With ruleWildeWild beast, why so called, Gen. 1. 24.
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · Open in the reader
- Printed… their sins and obstinacie: for as men increase sinne, so doth God judgement, Levit. 26. 21, 23, 24, 27, 28. WildeWild beast] that is, beasts, which have their name of livelinesse (as is noted, Psal …With rule… their sins and obstinacie: for as men increase sinne, so doth God judgement, Levit. 26. 21, 23, 24, 27, 28. WildeWild beast] that is, beasts, which have their name of livelinesse (as is noted, Psal …
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 120 · Open in the reader
The Seven Days A12258
- Printed… O Lord, let my ſoule be thankfull vnto thee: that thou mayeſt tame thoſe WildeWild Beaſts, and make them friendly vnto me.With rule… O Lord, let my ſoule be thankfull vnto thee: that thou mayeſt tame thoſe WildeWild Beaſts, and make them friendly vnto me.
Archibald Simson · The Seven Days · p. 88 · Open in the reader
History of the First Ten Persecutions A13296
- Printed… olde age returned againe to Hierusalem? Doeth any …. … Writer count his going to the WildeWild…nesse a mounting to a degree of further …fection? and not rather a piece …With rule… olde age returned againe to Hierusalem? Doeth any …. … Writer count his going to the WildeWild…nesse a mounting to a degree of further …fection? and not rather a piece …
Patrick Simson · History of the First Ten Persecutions · p. 135 · Open in the reader
The Amendment of Life A13339
- Printed… good increaſe: Iron weareth with handling: The water by continuall dropping weareth the ſtone: WildeWild beaſts may bee tamed, and wildewild coltes by cuſtome bee brought to the ſaddle …With rule… good increaſe: Iron weareth with handling: The water by continuall dropping weareth the ſtone: WildeWild beaſts may bee tamed, and wildewild coltes by cuſtome bee brought to the ſaddle …
Jean Taffin · The Amendment of Life · p. 297 · Open in the reader
Christs Combat and Conquest A13530
- PrintedWildeWild beasts why Christ was with them, 4. reas. 43With ruleWildeWild beasts why Christ was with them, 4. reas. 43
Thomas Taylor · Christs Combat and Conquest · Open in the reader
Pauls Complaint Against his Natural Corruption A13570
- Printed… hurtfull Creatures, as Serpents, and Vipers, Mat: 23.33. Lyons, Pſal: 10.9. Beares, Pro: 28.15. Rauening Wolues, Mat: 7.15. WildeWild Swine, Pſal: 80.13. wildewild Aſſes, Iob 1….12. Foxes, and young Foxes which ſpoyle, and bring to …With rule… hurtfull Creatures, as Serpents, and Vipers, Mat: 23.33. Lyons, Pſal: 10.9. Beares, Pro: 28.15. Rauening Wolues, Mat: 7.15. WildeWild Swine, Pſal: 80.13. wildewild Aſſes, Iob 1….12. Foxes, and young Foxes which ſpoyle, and bring to …
Willem Teellinck · Pauls Complaint Against his Natural Corruption · p. 10 · Open in the reader
A Christian Dictionary A15520
- Printed… through the guilt of that corruption, which by sinne fell into our Nature. Rom. 11, 24. WildeWild by Nature; that is, by impurity and vncleannesse of Nature.With rule… through the guilt of that corruption, which by sinne fell into our Nature. Rom. 11, 24. WildeWild by Nature; that is, by impurity and vncleannesse of Nature.
Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 332 · Open in the reader
Of the Head Cornerstone A17242
- Printed… Oxen stall-fed, twenty out of the pastures, and an hundred Weathers, besides Venison, WildeWild-Foule, and all such like. In disposing Officers to that purpose in such sort …With rule… Oxen stall-fed, twenty out of the pastures, and an hundred Weathers, besides Venison, WildeWild-Foule, and all such like. In disposing Officers to that purpose in such sort …
Edmund Bunny · Of the Head Cornerstone · p. 361 · Open in the reader
The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered A17270
- PrintedIf this WildeWild Aſſe ſo long vſed to the wilderneſſe of Sin ſhall in ſcorne of him …With ruleIf this WildeWild Aſſe ſo long vſed to the wilderneſſe of Sin ſhall in ſcorne of him …
Cornelius Burges · The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered · p. 250 · Open in the reader
The Christians Bulwark A17299
- Printed… tree to the roote. As the Apostle said to the ingraffed Gentile, once the WildeWild Oliffe, Thou bearest not the roote, but the roote thee. With what reason then …With rule… tree to the roote. As the Apostle said to the ingraffed Gentile, once the WildeWild Oliffe, Thou bearest not the roote, but the roote thee. With what reason then …
Henry Burton · The Christians Bulwark · p. 196 · Open in the reader
Truths Triumph Over Trent A17308
- Printed… tree to the roote. As the Apostle said to the ingraffed Gentile, once the WildeWild Oliffe, Thou hearest not the roote, but the roote thee. With what reason then …With rule… tree to the roote. As the Apostle said to the ingraffed Gentile, once the WildeWild Oliffe, Thou hearest not the roote, but the roote thee. With what reason then …
Henry Burton · Truths Triumph Over Trent · Open in the reader
A Guide to Godliness A20762
- Printed… we haue at the firſt entrance of ſuch thoughts and ſuggeſtions reſiſted, and like WildeWild-fire haue caſt them out of our mindes and hearts, or that our ſinnes …With rule… we haue at the firſt entrance of ſuch thoughts and ſuggeſtions reſiſted, and like WildeWild-fire haue caſt them out of our mindes and hearts, or that our ſinnes …
John Downame · A Guide to Godliness · p. 803 · Open in the reader
The Worlds Resurrection A20809
- Printed… kingdoms of the world, adopted and substituted vs Gentiles, who formerly were nothing but WildeWild Oliues, no people, not beloued, strangers from the Couenants of promise, without Christ, without …With rule… kingdoms of the world, adopted and substituted vs Gentiles, who formerly were nothing but WildeWild Oliues, no people, not beloued, strangers from the Couenants of promise, without Christ, without …
Thomas Draxe · The Worlds Resurrection · Open in the reader
Commentary Upon Philemon A22481
- Printed… on a thouſand Mountaines: I knowe all the Beaſts on the Mountaines, and the WildeWild Beaſtes of the fielde are mine: If I bee hungrie, I will not tell …With rule… on a thouſand Mountaines: I knowe all the Beaſts on the Mountaines, and the WildeWild Beaſtes of the fielde are mine: If I bee hungrie, I will not tell …
William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 112 · Open in the reader
The Bibles Abstract and Epitome A27502
- PrintedWildeWild bo…res,With ruleWildeWild bo…res,
Richard Bernard · The Bibles Abstract and Epitome · p. 62 · Open in the reader
Treatise of the Plague 2 A27641
- Printed… he uſed Natural matter to cauſe the Plague and Famine, as a Sword and WildeWild beaſts, when themſelves are alſo natural inſtruments? and afterterwards, cap. 9. v. 1. The Angels are …With rule… he uſed Natural matter to cauſe the Plague and Famine, as a Sword and WildeWild beaſts, when themſelves are alſo natural inſtruments? and afterterwards, cap. 9. v. 1. The Angels are …
Theodore Beza · Treatise of the Plague 2 · p. 6 · Open in the reader
A Door of Hope A28659
- Printed… little more cleerely: Suppoſe a hunter, or Woodman, in ſhooting of a Stagg, or WildeWild-Boare, doth not ſtrike it dead in the place, but onely wounds it: is …With rule… little more cleerely: Suppoſe a hunter, or Woodman, in ſhooting of a Stagg, or WildeWild-Boare, doth not ſtrike it dead in the place, but onely wounds it: is …
John Bond · A Door of Hope · p. 65 · Open in the reader
Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism A29753
- Printed… no diabolical Injections or Delusions, working upon the Fancie and Imagination, and casting-in WildeWild Fire and WildeWild Light in the Minde; or that all these Manifestations and Illuminations …With rule… no diabolical Injections or Delusions, working upon the Fancie and Imagination, and casting-in WildeWild Fire and WildeWild Light in the Minde; or that all these Manifestations and Illuminations …
John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 33 · Open in the reader
- Printed… or Delusions, working upon the Fancie and Imagination, and casting-in WildeWild Fire and WildeWild Light in the Minde; or that all these Manifestations and Illuminations must be received …With rule… or Delusions, working upon the Fancie and Imagination, and casting-in WildeWild Fire and WildeWild Light in the Minde; or that all these Manifestations and Illuminations must be received …
John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 33 · Open in the reader
The Theater Vindicated A29842
- Printed… in and out so often in it, that it were but to run a WildeWild-Goose Chase, to offer to follow him. Yet I cannot let pass one subtile …With rule… in and out so often in it, that it were but to run a WildeWild-Goose Chase, to offer to follow him. Yet I cannot let pass one subtile …
Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 9 · Open in the reader
One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 A30241
- Printed… while they fly over it: Doe not think to ſay all the Jebuſites and WildeWild Beaſts are deſtroied, I may now bid my Soul take its eaſe: Oh let …With rule… while they fly over it: Doe not think to ſay all the Jebuſites and WildeWild Beaſts are deſtroied, I may now bid my Soul take its eaſe: Oh let …
Anthony Burgess · One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 · p. 282 · Open in the reader
A Collection of the Lives of Ten Eminent Divines A33301
- Printed… Notions. It was Bell, Book, and Candle once: It is not much better now. WildeWild fire flyes amain: We cannot all cut to a thread; there will be some …With rule… Notions. It was Bell, Book, and Candle once: It is not much better now. WildeWild fire flyes amain: We cannot all cut to a thread; there will be some …
Samuel Clarke · A Collection of the Lives of Ten Eminent Divines · p. 259 · Open in the reader
Divine Characters in Two Parts A35147
- Printed… he thinks them ill employed to beſtow ſo much labour for ſo little fruit. WildeWild Oates ſhoot up as high and faſt as other graine, but yield not like …With rule… he thinks them ill employed to beſtow ſo much labour for ſo little fruit. WildeWild Oates ſhoot up as high and faſt as other graine, but yield not like …
Samuel Crook · Divine Characters in Two Parts · p. 186 · Open in the reader
- Printed… able to maſter them, and to force them to be ſerviceable unto his Lord. WildeWild colts and horſes, being tamed, are of great uſe to the owners: but paines …With rule… able to maſter them, and to force them to be ſerviceable unto his Lord. WildeWild colts and horſes, being tamed, are of great uſe to the owners: but paines …
Samuel Crook · Divine Characters in Two Parts · p. 623 · Open in the reader
A Parish Looking-Glass A35355
- Printed… one Witneſs that ever heard him ſwear one oath, It is true, that one WildeWild of Ʋpſtreet (a Ditcher) was fitted with ruſſet-boots, and Yeoman-like, and carried …With rule… one Witneſs that ever heard him ſwear one oath, It is true, that one WildeWild of Ʋpſtreet (a Ditcher) was fitted with ruſſet-boots, and Yeoman-like, and carried …
Richard Culmer · A Parish Looking-Glass · p. 19 · Open in the reader
- Printed… witneſs, if Mr. Culmer had been called to his defence: But a little after WildeWild fell ſick, and conſumed, and died in a fearfull manner. And that ſcandal touching …With rule… witneſs, if Mr. Culmer had been called to his defence: But a little after WildeWild fell ſick, and conſumed, and died in a fearfull manner. And that ſcandal touching …
Richard Culmer · A Parish Looking-Glass · p. 19 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Lieutenants) ſent Orders to raiſe the trained Bands; and a Regiment came from the WildeWild of Kent, which quelled the Rioters, who were many of them carried to Leeds …With rule… Lieutenants) ſent Orders to raiſe the trained Bands; and a Regiment came from the WildeWild of Kent, which quelled the Rioters, who were many of them carried to Leeds …
Richard Culmer · A Parish Looking-Glass · p. 29 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Job 15-17 A35473
- PrintedHe teareth mee in his [wrath.] WildeWild Beaſts teare not ſo much from wrath, as for hunger; they teare out of …With ruleHe teareth mee in his [wrath.] WildeWild Beaſts teare not ſo much from wrath, as for hunger; they teare out of …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 15-17 · p. 264 · Open in the reader
- PrintedThis notes the fierceneſſe of an enemy: WildeWild Beaſts when they fight, whet their eyes as well as their teeth; and a …With ruleThis notes the fierceneſſe of an enemy: WildeWild Beaſts when they fight, whet their eyes as well as their teeth; and a …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 15-17 · p. 266 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Job 38-42 A35538
- Printed… as we ſay) and then they would be found, and might be ſpoken with. WildeWild Aſſes have their months, their months of bearing, and their month of bringing forth …With rule… as we ſay) and then they would be found, and might be ſpoken with. WildeWild Aſſes have their months, their months of bearing, and their month of bringing forth …
Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 38-42 · p. 316 · Open in the reader
The History of the Worthies of England A40672
- Printed… Netherlands, who was now to fight with left-handed foes, for so may the WildeWild-Irish well be termed, (so that this great Master of Defence was now to …With rule… Netherlands, who was now to fight with left-handed foes, for so may the WildeWild-Irish well be termed, (so that this great Master of Defence was now to …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 335 · Open in the reader
The Resurrection Revealed A44277
- Printed… of men in the night, on the ſeventh day, and in the grave, the WildeWild-beaſts in the day, &c. And it is recorded as the moſt glorious time …With rule… of men in the night, on the ſeventh day, and in the grave, the WildeWild-beaſts in the day, &c. And it is recorded as the moſt glorious time …
Nathanael Homes · The Resurrection Revealed · p. 502 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Amos 4-9 A45333
- PrintedThey are called his Wheat, Matth. 3.12.13.30. The wicked are Chaff, Cockle, WildeWild-oats, Dross, Psal. 119.119. Dregs, Scum, Filth, vain, light persons, that have no weight, nor …With ruleThey are called his Wheat, Matth. 3.12.13.30. The wicked are Chaff, Cockle, WildeWild-oats, Dross, Psal. 119.119. Dregs, Scum, Filth, vain, light persons, that have no weight, nor …
Thomas Hall · Exposition of Amos 4-9 · p. 552 · Open in the reader
Treatise of Religion and Learning A47630
- PrintedCommonly called the WildeWild, is a large and apulent City in the great Dukedom of Lithuania, whereof it …With ruleCommonly called the WildeWild, is a large and apulent City in the great Dukedom of Lithuania, whereof it …
Edward Leigh · Treatise of Religion and Learning · p. 87 · Open in the reader
A Memorial of Gods Judgment A48928
- Printed… honor me, the Dragons and Owles, becauſe I give this and that in the WildeWild…neſs, Iſa. 43.20. That is, Creatures by Nature as blind as Owles, and yet as …With rule… honor me, the Dragons and Owles, becauſe I give this and that in the WildeWild…neſs, Iſa. 43.20. That is, Creatures by Nature as blind as Owles, and yet as …
Nicholas Lockyer · A Memorial of Gods Judgment · p. 179 · Open in the reader
A Fit Conjucture of Religion and Learning A50062
- PrintedCommonly called the WildeWild, is a large and apulent City in the great Dukedom of Lithuania, whereof it …With ruleCommonly called the WildeWild, is a large and apulent City in the great Dukedom of Lithuania, whereof it …
Edward Leigh · A Fit Conjucture of Religion and Learning · p. 87 · Open in the reader
Paradise Lost A50919
- PrintedWildeWild work produces oft, and most in dreams,With ruleWildeWild work produces oft, and most in dreams,
John Milton · Paradise Lost · Open in the reader
- PrintedWildeWild above rule or art; enormous bliss.With ruleWildeWild above rule or art; enormous bliss.
John Milton · Paradise Lost · Open in the reader
Human Industry A55564
- PrintedWildeWild Beasts and tame profusely came to sight,With ruleWildeWild Beasts and tame profusely came to sight,
Thomas Powell · Human Industry · p. 42 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Leopards, which he useth as hunting dogs or Grey-hounds to hunt Deer and WildeWild boars withall, as Aelian reports, l. 17. variar. hist. and Scaliger, Excer. 189. At Prague, in …With rule… Leopards, which he useth as hunting dogs or Grey-hounds to hunt Deer and WildeWild boars withall, as Aelian reports, l. 17. variar. hist. and Scaliger, Excer. 189. At Prague, in …
Thomas Powell · Human Industry · p. 168 · Open in the reader
- Printed… flye at Partridges, or any other fowl, from the Falconers fist; and lastly, in WildeWild-Ducks, that are tamed and made Decoyes, to intice and betray their fellows, which …With rule… flye at Partridges, or any other fowl, from the Falconers fist; and lastly, in WildeWild-Ducks, that are tamed and made Decoyes, to intice and betray their fellows, which …
Thomas Powell · Human Industry · p. 170 · Open in the reader
The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy A56127
- PrintedAugust the 4. 1641. The Impeachment against the Bishops, sent up by Serjeant WildeWild, & delivered at the Bar in the Lords house verbally, by Order of the House.With ruleAugust the 4. 1641. The Impeachment against the Bishops, sent up by Serjeant WildeWild, & delivered at the Bar in the Lords house verbally, by Order of the House.
William Prynne · The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy · Open in the reader
A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers A56170
- Printed… not the Natural Branches take heed leſt he alſo ſpare not thee, being a WildeWild Olive Tree. And when they have meditated on theſe Texts, I ſhall further importune …With rule… not the Natural Branches take heed leſt he alſo ſpare not thee, being a WildeWild Olive Tree. And when they have meditated on theſe Texts, I ſhall further importune …
William Prynne · A Gospel Plea for Maintenance of the Ministers · p. 58 · Open in the reader