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politiquepolitic

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

Puritas changed it
729 times in 347 works
Consistency
76.3% (729 of 955)
Reach if approved
~1,003 places (estimated)
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Agrees: politic
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
955 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (729 changes in 347 works, 76.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 729)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … humaine and worldlie Ordinaunces and decrees (conſiſtyng in Lawes and Proclamations) for the quiet & politiquepolitic gouernance of the Common wealthe: vnto whiche Statutes wee alſo ought to bee obedient.
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    … humaine and worldlie Ordinaunces and decrees (conſiſtyng in Lawes and Proclamations) for the quiet & politiquepolitic gouernance of the Common wealthe: vnto whiche Statutes wee alſo ought to bee obedient.

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · Open in the reader

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    … time) heere note, that they which are lewd and vicious, though neuer ſo wiſe, politiquepolitic, rich, and valiant, ſhall not be Gods inſtruments to plague Antichriſt and his kingdome …
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    … time) heere note, that they which are lewd and vicious, though neuer ſo wiſe, politiquepolitic, rich, and valiant, ſhall not be Gods inſtruments to plague Antichriſt and his kingdome …

    Richard Bernard · A Key of Knowledge to Open Revelation · p. 267 · Open in the reader

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    … bu… for the benefit of the whole. So should euery member of the bodie politiquepolitic.
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    … bu… for the benefit of the whole. So should euery member of the bodie politiquepolitic.

    William Perkins · Exposition of Jude · p. 33 · Open in the reader

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    … reaſonable ſpirit, and that ſpirite in proceſſe of yeares and tract of time gathereth politiquepolitic experience, as it were a ſtone that hath been long pitcht in one place …
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    … reaſonable ſpirit, and that ſpirite in proceſſe of yeares and tract of time gathereth politiquepolitic experience, as it were a ſtone that hath been long pitcht in one place …

    John Prime · Exposition of Galatians · p. 43 · Open in the reader

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    … in them this curſed habit (it commonly being the cloake of the malicious and politiquepolitic whom a man may for the moſt part vnderſtand to meane contrarily to that …
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    … in them this curſed habit (it commonly being the cloake of the malicious and politiquepolitic whom a man may for the moſt part vnderſtand to meane contrarily to that …

    Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 628 · Open in the reader

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    … they would attempt nothing, but by the counsel of them that are wise in politiquepolitic affaires, thinking truely that to be subiect to wisedome, is to rule most honourably …
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    … they would attempt nothing, but by the counsel of them that are wise in politiquepolitic affaires, thinking truely that to be subiect to wisedome, is to rule most honourably …

    William Fulke · Sermon 26 February 1580 · p. 39 · Open in the reader

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    … ſoueraigne, and do accordingly ſubmit themſelues vnto his gouernment, become members of the ſame politiquepolitic body, whereof his very perſon is head: So they who by faith profeſſe Chriſt …
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    … ſoueraigne, and do accordingly ſubmit themſelues vnto his gouernment, become members of the ſame politiquepolitic body, whereof his very perſon is head: So they who by faith profeſſe Chriſt …

    James Balmford · A Short Catechism · p. 12 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … and other like varieties formerly named. This pleaſing then of mens affections, is one politiquepolitic meanes, beſides all the former, whereby Popery is euen yet in many places daily …
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    … and other like varieties formerly named. This pleaſing then of mens affections, is one politiquepolitic meanes, beſides all the former, whereby Popery is euen yet in many places daily …

    Robert Jenison · The Height of Israels Heathenish Idolatry · p. 115 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (226)

127 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 99 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Still Voice A06196

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    … Lady once said to her brother in the like case. For Goods, the State-PolitiquePolitic prouides, that euery man eate his owne bread: No Platonicall community, no Anabaptisticall Anarchy …
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    … Lady once said to her brother in the like case. For Goods, the State-PolitiquePolitic prouides, that euery man eate his owne bread: No Platonicall community, no Anabaptisticall Anarchy …

    William Loe · A Still Voice · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    Is not therefore the blessing of God vpon the people from the state PolitiquePolitic? Neither are the people lesse blessed by the state Ecclesiasticall. Neuer more preaching Prelates …
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    Is not therefore the blessing of God vpon the people from the state PolitiquePolitic? Neither are the people lesse blessed by the state Ecclesiasticall. Neuer more preaching Prelates …

    William Loe · A Still Voice · p. 30 · Open in the reader

Refutation of a Puritan-Papist A09885

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    … any thing which may more benefit them. So that I thinke, onely Ciuill and PolitiquePolitic Reaſons, as the profit of ſome Citie or Prouince, greater gaine in traffique, enlargement …
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    … any thing which may more benefit them. So that I thinke, onely Ciuill and PolitiquePolitic Reaſons, as the profit of ſome Citie or Prouince, greater gaine in traffique, enlargement …

    Gabriel Powel · Refutation of a Puritan-Papist · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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    … of that power, there can be no actuall motion; Or as in the Body PolitiquePolitic▪ the Prince (whom Seneca calleth the Soule of the Common-wealth) receiveth either true …
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    … of that power, there can be no actuall motion; Or as in the Body PolitiquePolitic▪ the Prince (whom Seneca calleth the Soule of the Common-wealth) receiveth either true …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … stand in private towards one particular, without dammage and inconvenience to the publique Body, PolitiquePolitic or Ecclesiasticall, whereof we are members, the generall must ever be esteemed more deare …
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    … stand in private towards one particular, without dammage and inconvenience to the publique Body, PolitiquePolitic or Ecclesiasticall, whereof we are members, the generall must ever be esteemed more deare …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 79 · Open in the reader

Of Religious Communion Private and Public A10843

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    … ished, then in all the Canons of Popes, or Prelates, or other devises of PolitiquePolitic …en whatsoever, departeing from the Apostolicall simplicity. I will instance … one example where this …
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    … ished, then in all the Canons of Popes, or Prelates, or other devises of PolitiquePolitic …en whatsoever, departeing from the Apostolicall simplicity. I will instance … one example where this …

    John Robinson · Of Religious Communion Private and Public · p. 23 · Open in the reader

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    … the outward calling of the Ministers thereof, they are not so sleighty matters, as PolitiquePolitic men, out of theyr fleshly hearts would perswade themselves & others. The Apostle vnto Tim …
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    … the outward calling of the Ministers thereof, they are not so sleighty matters, as PolitiquePolitic men, out of theyr fleshly hearts would perswade themselves & others. The Apostle vnto Tim …

    John Robinson · Of Religious Communion Private and Public · p. 31 · Open in the reader

Parallels Censures A12557

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    … I called a falſely conſtituted Church a real Idol, I intended it a real PolitiquePolitic Idol: For ſo a Church is a politie, Cittie, or common wealth. Revel. 11.2, & 18.2. VVherefore …
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    … I called a falſely conſtituted Church a real Idol, I intended it a real PolitiquePolitic Idol: For ſo a Church is a politie, Cittie, or common wealth. Revel. 11.2, & 18.2. VVherefore …

    John Smyth · Parallels Censures · p. 11 · Open in the reader

Answer to a Supplicatory Epistle for the Pretended Catholics A13877

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    … ſucceſſe of Dauid as he often acknowledgeth. Lykewiſe in Salomon the moſte wiſe and PolitiquePolitic Prynce that euer ſat in the ſeate of Dauid. or ruled anye people in …
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    … ſucceſſe of Dauid as he often acknowledgeth. Lykewiſe in Salomon the moſte wiſe and PolitiquePolitic Prynce that euer ſat in the ſeate of Dauid. or ruled anye people in …

    Walter Travers · Answer to a Supplicatory Epistle for the Pretended Catholics · p. 106 · Open in the reader

Reproof of Howlets Untimely Shrieking A15295

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    … and the duetie of good and obedient subiectes, whiche Chapter is written wholly of PolitiquePolitic gouermnent: Wherein (M. Howlet) prooue him, if you can, to haue written vngodly, seditiously …
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    … and the duetie of good and obedient subiectes, whiche Chapter is written wholly of PolitiquePolitic gouermnent: Wherein (M. Howlet) prooue him, if you can, to haue written vngodly, seditiously …

    Perceval Wiburn · Reproof of Howlets Untimely Shrieking · p. 51 · Open in the reader

Death Judgment Hell and Heaven A16333

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    … all worldly things. They spring and flourish, and die. Even the greatest and goodliest PolitiquePolitic Bodies that ever the earth bore, though animated with the searching spirit of profoundest …
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    … all worldly things. They spring and flourish, and die. Even the greatest and goodliest PolitiquePolitic Bodies that ever the earth bore, though animated with the searching spirit of profoundest …

    Robert Bolton · Death Judgment Hell and Heaven · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion A17183

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    … diuers kindes. For there are politiquepolitic lawes, there are eccleſiaſticall lawes, and mens traditions. PolitiquePolitic lawes are thoſe which the magiſtrate according to the ſtate of times places, and …
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    … diuers kindes. For there are politiquepolitic lawes, there are eccleſiaſticall lawes, and mens traditions. PolitiquePolitic lawes are thoſe which the magiſtrate according to the ſtate of times places, and …

    Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 107 · Open in the reader

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    Nowe of bondage there are two ſortes, the PolitiquePolitic, and the Spirituall. The politiquepolitic bondage is not by grace & the preaching of the …
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    Nowe of bondage there are two ſortes, the PolitiquePolitic, and the Spirituall. The politiquepolitic bondage is not by grace & the preaching of the …

    Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 441 · Open in the reader

A Door of Hope A28659

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    2. The other is Civill or PolitiquePolitic. The benefits of Lawes, freedome from illegall burdens upon perſons and goods, liberty to …
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    2. The other is Civill or PolitiquePolitic. The benefits of Lawes, freedome from illegall burdens upon perſons and goods, liberty to …

    John Bond · A Door of Hope · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    2. I muſt and will now be very briefe concerning the Civill or PolitiquePolitic.
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    2. I muſt and will now be very briefe concerning the Civill or PolitiquePolitic.

    John Bond · A Door of Hope · p. 114 · Open in the reader

One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 A30241

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    … common people need no more faith then this, to beleeve as the Church beleeveth, PolitiquePolitic I call it, for hereby they keep the people in a blinde obedience, They …
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    … common people need no more faith then this, to beleeve as the Church beleeveth, PolitiquePolitic I call it, for hereby they keep the people in a blinde obedience, They …

    Anthony Burgess · One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 · p. 75 · Open in the reader

Monarchy No Creature of Gods Making A34420

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    … fault in the Phyſician, phyſique, or patient, ſo may it be in a body PolitiquePolitic, weighty ſtones require a long time to be layd in a building, & ſometimes the …
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    … fault in the Phyſician, phyſique, or patient, ſo may it be in a body PolitiquePolitic, weighty ſtones require a long time to be layd in a building, & ſometimes the …

    John Cook · Monarchy No Creature of Gods Making · Open in the reader

An Appeal to All Rational Men Concerning His Trial A34423

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    … wholly Regal and Seignoral; as in Turkey, Ruſſia, France, Spain, &c. and a Government PolitiquePolitic and mixt, where the Law keeps the beam even between Soveraignty and Subjection, as …
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    … wholly Regal and Seignoral; as in Turkey, Ruſſia, France, Spain, &c. and a Government PolitiquePolitic and mixt, where the Law keeps the beam even between Soveraignty and Subjection, as …

    John Cook · An Appeal to All Rational Men Concerning His Trial · p. 6 · Open in the reader

Captives Bound in Chains Made Free by Christ A36315

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    2. PolitiquePolitic as well as powerful. Strength and ſtratagems, power and policy make an enemy very …
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    2. PolitiquePolitic as well as powerful. Strength and ſtratagems, power and policy make an enemy very …

    Thomas Doolittle · Captives Bound in Chains Made Free by Christ · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Westminster Annotations A36467

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    … This vision is especially directed to Zerubbabel, to strengthen him in his charge of PolitiquePolitic head of the people: as the other was for Joshua, the Ecclesiasticall head.
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    … This vision is especially directed to Zerubbabel, to strengthen him in his charge of PolitiquePolitic head of the people: as the other was for Joshua, the Ecclesiasticall head.

    John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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    … the Quorum of St. Pauls Bishops) meeting in his person, viz. Noble, Rich, Valiant, PolitiquePolitic, and long-lived.
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    … the Quorum of St. Pauls Bishops) meeting in his person, viz. Noble, Rich, Valiant, PolitiquePolitic, and long-lived.

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 16 · Open in the reader

The Holy Arbor A42920

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    Look we into the ſtate of the Body PolitiquePolitic, and wiſer men then Empericks tell us, Many Epidemical Diſeaſes are too diſcoverable therein …
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    Look we into the ſtate of the Body PolitiquePolitic, and wiſer men then Empericks tell us, Many Epidemical Diſeaſes are too diſcoverable therein …

    John Godolphin · The Holy Arbor · Open in the reader

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    2. PolitiquePolitic; when certain times of abſtaining from food are enjoyned for the preſervation of plenty …
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    2. PolitiquePolitic; when certain times of abſtaining from food are enjoyned for the preſervation of plenty …

    John Godolphin · The Holy Arbor · p. 371 · Open in the reader

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    … herein we may ſee the abuſe of this Ordinance, when it is made for PolitiquePolitic and Civil Reſpects.
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    … herein we may ſee the abuſe of this Ordinance, when it is made for PolitiquePolitic and Civil Reſpects.

    John Godolphin · The Holy Arbor · p. 379 · Open in the reader

Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 A46699

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    … his heart: now all these particulars joined together required, even a fullnesse of knowledge. PolitiquePolitic Princes on earth will choose none but wise, and prudent persons for their deputies …
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    … his heart: now all these particulars joined together required, even a fullnesse of knowledge. PolitiquePolitic Princes on earth will choose none but wise, and prudent persons for their deputies …

    Henry Jeanes · Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 · p. 278 · Open in the reader

A Philological Commentary A50063

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    … person, as I. S. & antecess…s …ui; but predecessor is applied to a body PolitiquePolitic, or Corporate, as Epis. Lond. & predecessores. S… Re…r de D. & predecessores sui.
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    … person, as I. S. & antecess…s …ui; but predecessor is applied to a body PolitiquePolitic, or Corporate, as Epis. Lond. & predecessores. S… Re…r de D. & predecessores sui.

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 14 · Open in the reader

The True Non-Conformist A51082

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    … themselves, and wholly devoted unto their own ease, so, the very consideration of Mans PolitiquePolitic as well as private capacitie, with the many incontroverted precepts and directio…s pertaining …
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    … themselves, and wholly devoted unto their own ease, so, the very consideration of Mans PolitiquePolitic as well as private capacitie, with the many incontroverted precepts and directio…s pertaining …

    Robert McWard · The True Non-Conformist · p. 15 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms A56211

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    … his pleasure; for why, be governeth his people by power not onely Royall, but PolitiquePolitic. If his power over them were royall onely, then he might change the Lawes …
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    … his pleasure; for why, be governeth his people by power not onely Royall, but PolitiquePolitic. If his power over them were royall onely, then he might change the Lawes …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    … tyranny; which thing is perfomed onely, when the power Royall is restrained by power PolitiquePolitic. Rejoyce then O Soveraigne Prince, and be glad, that the Law of the Realme …
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    … tyranny; which thing is perfomed onely, when the power Royall is restrained by power PolitiquePolitic. Rejoyce then O Soveraigne Prince, and be glad, that the Law of the Realme …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    … it distributeth among the other members, whereby they are quickned; semblably in a body PolitiquePolitic, THE INTENT OF THE PEOPLE is THE FIRST LIVING THING, having within it blood …
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    … it distributeth among the other members, whereby they are quickned; semblably in a body PolitiquePolitic, THE INTENT OF THE PEOPLE is THE FIRST LIVING THING, having within it blood …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 37 · Open in the reader

Five Speeches A57825

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    … ſplinters of a broken Parliament, do make the moſt dangerous wounds in the body PolitiquePolitic, which having ſo long feſterd, muſt be puld out with skilfull gentle hand, elſe …
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    … ſplinters of a broken Parliament, do make the moſt dangerous wounds in the body PolitiquePolitic, which having ſo long feſterd, muſt be puld out with skilfull gentle hand, elſe …

    Benjamin Rudyerd · Five Speeches · p. 3 · Open in the reader

Lex Rex A57975

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    PolitiquePolitic Government how necessary, how naturall. pag. 94.
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    PolitiquePolitic Government how necessary, how naturall. pag. 94.

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · Open in the reader

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    … violence to the head. But the members of a PolitiquePolitic body may resist the PolitiquePolitic head. 2. This or that King is not the adequate and totall PolitiquePolitic head of …
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    … violence to the head. But the members of a PolitiquePolitic body may resist the PolitiquePolitic head. 2. This or that King is not the adequate and totall PolitiquePolitic head of …

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 128 · Open in the reader

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    … authorizable as good and just, the King puteth on it this stamp of a PolitiquePolitic Law. God formeth Being, and morall Aptitude to the end in all Laws, to …
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    … authorizable as good and just, the King puteth on it this stamp of a PolitiquePolitic Law. God formeth Being, and morall Aptitude to the end in all Laws, to …

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 207 · Open in the reader

The Obligation of Promissory Oaths A61779

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    … that ex se, not ex accidente only) for such as are members of any PolitiquePolitic body to doe any thing repugnant to the Laws of their Community; which nevertheless …
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    … that ex se, not ex accidente only) for such as are members of any PolitiquePolitic body to doe any thing repugnant to the Laws of their Community; which nevertheless …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Promissory Oaths · p. 78 · Open in the reader

Works A62040

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    … as it were) the Connection and Ligaments of the several parts in the body PolitiquePolitic; if they be once broken asunder and losed, the whole will quickly be dissolved …
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    … as it were) the Connection and Ligaments of the several parts in the body PolitiquePolitic; if they be once broken asunder and losed, the whole will quickly be dissolved …

    George Swinnock · Works · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    … commands me to my calling; I am but an ill member in the body PolitiquePolitic, if as a diseased part I take of its nourishment, but rather hinder its …
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    … commands me to my calling; I am but an ill member in the body PolitiquePolitic, if as a diseased part I take of its nourishment, but rather hinder its …

    George Swinnock · Works · p. 538 · Open in the reader

Salvation in Misery A77007

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    … cruſting in the Kingdom; it would be dangerous to purge it ſuddenly; our Body-PolitiquePolitic would hardly beare the ſtrength of the Phyſick. This prolixity therefore is a wiſe …
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    … cruſting in the Kingdom; it would be dangerous to purge it ſuddenly; our Body-PolitiquePolitic would hardly beare the ſtrength of the Phyſick. This prolixity therefore is a wiſe …

    John Bond · Salvation in Misery · p. 44 · Open in the reader

The Lawfulness of Imposing and Taking of the Negative Oath A77755

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    … in the Goſpell for the contriving and impoſing of an Oath, in order to PolitiquePolitic Ends?
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    … in the Goſpell for the contriving and impoſing of an Oath, in order to PolitiquePolitic Ends?

    Edward Buckler · The Lawfulness of Imposing and Taking of the Negative Oath · p. 1 · Open in the reader

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    … but whether it be lawfull to contrive, and impoſe an Oath, in order to PolitiquePolitic ends, and ſo this can be no ſcruple of your Conſciences; for whether lawfull …
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    … but whether it be lawfull to contrive, and impoſe an Oath, in order to PolitiquePolitic ends, and ſo this can be no ſcruple of your Conſciences; for whether lawfull …

    Edward Buckler · The Lawfulness of Imposing and Taking of the Negative Oath · p. 2 · Open in the reader

An Apology for the Ministers of the County of Wilts A78553

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    … the Goſpel in this Countrey whom in his Rhetorick he cals a Scottiſh faction, PolitiquePolitic ſtate Parſons, a time-ſerving generation, ſelf-ſeeking Parſons, the corrupt Clergy, Rigid fooliſh …
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    … the Goſpel in this Countrey whom in his Rhetorick he cals a Scottiſh faction, PolitiquePolitic ſtate Parſons, a time-ſerving generation, ſelf-ſeeking Parſons, the corrupt Clergy, Rigid fooliſh …

    Humphrey Chambers · An Apology for the Ministers of the County of Wilts · p. 2 · Open in the reader

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    … this Aſsociation is carried on, the ſame being diviſed as a ſhelter upon a PolitiquePolitic account againſt an approaching ſtorm.
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    … this Aſsociation is carried on, the ſame being diviſed as a ſhelter upon a PolitiquePolitic account againſt an approaching ſtorm.

    Humphrey Chambers · An Apology for the Ministers of the County of Wilts · p. 21 · Open in the reader

A Motive to Peace and Love A78555

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    1 Civill or PolitiquePolitic.
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    1 Civill or PolitiquePolitic.

    Humphrey Chambers · A Motive to Peace and Love · p. 8 · Open in the reader

The Poor Mans Case A80410

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    … the meaneſt member, he that is but as the little toe of the Bodie PolitiquePolitic.
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    … the meaneſt member, he that is but as the little toe of the Bodie PolitiquePolitic.

    John Cook · The Poor Mans Case · p. 11 · Open in the reader

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    … be prevented, now that is ever the moſt Angelicall Law, which prevents ſin, and PolitiquePolitic, it muſt needs be, for one man cannot poſſibly be ſo exceſſive rich, but …
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    … be prevented, now that is ever the moſt Angelicall Law, which prevents ſin, and PolitiquePolitic, it muſt needs be, for one man cannot poſſibly be ſo exceſſive rich, but …

    John Cook · The Poor Mans Case · p. 38 · Open in the reader

The Vindication of the Law A80411

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    … any man be unwilling to part with a little wooll to preſerve the body PolitiquePolitic? It may be one reaſon why ſo many have taken up Arms to deſtroy …
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    … any man be unwilling to part with a little wooll to preſerve the body PolitiquePolitic? It may be one reaſon why ſo many have taken up Arms to deſtroy …

    John Cook · The Vindication of the Law · p. 36 · Open in the reader

The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion Part 2 A80550

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    … in all eſtates and ranks, and intimately conjoyned with all parts of the body PolitiquePolitic, that it is almoſt impoſſible to exclude their Intereſt from a conſiderable ſhare in …
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    … in all eſtates and ranks, and intimately conjoyned with all parts of the body PolitiquePolitic, that it is almoſt impoſſible to exclude their Intereſt from a conſiderable ſhare in …

    John Corbet · The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion Part 2 · p. 36 · Open in the reader

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    … all which do ſhew that ſome great diſtemper had taken hold of this Body PolitiquePolitic, before theſe things could break forth: There is at length by the late Revolution …
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    … all which do ſhew that ſome great diſtemper had taken hold of this Body PolitiquePolitic, before theſe things could break forth: There is at length by the late Revolution …

    John Corbet · The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion Part 2 · p. 59 · Open in the reader

A Conjecture Upon Present Troubles of Great Britain A81708

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    … this buſineſſe; as it is now tranſacting in happy hands. Which Worke (in all PolitiquePolitic probability) will give a great advance to his Majeſties honour, and render Him conſiderable …
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    … this buſineſſe; as it is now tranſacting in happy hands. Which Worke (in all PolitiquePolitic probability) will give a great advance to his Majeſties honour, and render Him conſiderable …

    Calybute Downing · A Conjecture Upon Present Troubles of Great Britain · Open in the reader

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    … not undoe his State Civill, to ſupport the Eccleſiaſticall in accidentals. So that in PolitiquePolitic poſsibility we may hope a correſpondent event to the reall difference of theſe proceedings.
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    … not undoe his State Civill, to ſupport the Eccleſiaſticall in accidentals. So that in PolitiquePolitic poſsibility we may hope a correſpondent event to the reall difference of theſe proceedings.

    Calybute Downing · A Conjecture Upon Present Troubles of Great Britain · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Maxims of Pious Policy A85688

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    … becauſe the morall equitie of thoſe lawes remaine. Hence from the equity of that PolitiquePolitic law, the ſpirit of God argeth the neceſsity of maintenance of miniſters under the …
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    … becauſe the morall equitie of thoſe lawes remaine. Hence from the equity of that PolitiquePolitic law, the ſpirit of God argeth the neceſsity of maintenance of miniſters under the …

    Enoch Grey · Maxims of Pious Policy · p. 21 · Open in the reader

Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy A86918

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    … I ſay, before Government be eſtabliſhed it is true the people have no formall PolitiquePolitic Power of Life and Death; yet they have a ſeminall; that is, every one …
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    … I ſay, before Government be eſtabliſhed it is true the people have no formall PolitiquePolitic Power of Life and Death; yet they have a ſeminall; that is, every one …

    Philip Hunton · Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    … Conſent to reſigne up themſelves and theirs to one Supreame; thereby conſtituting a common PolitiquePolitic Power.
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    … Conſent to reſigne up themſelves and theirs to one Supreame; thereby conſtituting a common PolitiquePolitic Power.

    Philip Hunton · Vindication of the Treatise of Monarchy · p. 24 · Open in the reader

The New Query and Determination Upon It A88107

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    THus much for his Reaſons which reſpect Religion: Now for the PolitiquePolitic part of his Quere, in
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    THus much for his Reaſons which reſpect Religion: Now for the PolitiquePolitic part of his Quere, in

    John Ley · The New Query and Determination Upon It · p. 26 · Open in the reader

Loves Case A88575

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    … Parliament, to condign puniſhment. I deem it an ill way to cure the Body PolitiquePolitic, by cutting off the Political Head.
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    … Parliament, to condign puniſhment. I deem it an ill way to cure the Body PolitiquePolitic, by cutting off the Political Head.

    Christopher Love · Loves Case · p. 21 · Open in the reader

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    … men will not ſuffer them to honor; But Mr. Love here, according to the PolitiquePolitic Dialect of his Tribe, would fain have the neglect, which many Miniſters very deſervedly …
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    … men will not ſuffer them to honor; But Mr. Love here, according to the PolitiquePolitic Dialect of his Tribe, would fain have the neglect, which many Miniſters very deſervedly …

    Christopher Love · Loves Case · p. 55 · Open in the reader

Speech on the Scaffold A88593

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    … Parliament, to condign puniſhment. I deem it an ill way to cure the Body PolitiquePolitic, by cutting off the Politicall head. Fourthly, I die with my judgement not ſatisfied …
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    … Parliament, to condign puniſhment. I deem it an ill way to cure the Body PolitiquePolitic, by cutting off the Politicall head. Fourthly, I die with my judgement not ſatisfied …

    Christopher Love · Speech on the Scaffold · p. 7 · Open in the reader

The Key of the Revelation A89026

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    … the former chaunces alſo under the Seales, is the Romane Empyre; but not the PolitiquePolitic gouernment by the Ceſars for this forme is not yet to be disſolved) but …
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    … the former chaunces alſo under the Seales, is the Romane Empyre; but not the PolitiquePolitic gouernment by the Ceſars for this forme is not yet to be disſolved) but …

    Joseph Mede · The Key of the Revelation · p. 56 · Open in the reader

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    … ſaid to Dye in that ſenſe, who being ſettled in any ſtate whatſoever, whether PolitiquePolitic or …ccleſiaſticall or any other, ceaſeth to be what he was. Whereupon alſo he …
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    … ſaid to Dye in that ſenſe, who being ſettled in any ſtate whatſoever, whether PolitiquePolitic or …ccleſiaſticall or any other, ceaſeth to be what he was. Whereupon alſo he …

    Joseph Mede · The Key of the Revelation · p. 14 · Open in the reader

The Fast Friend A91943

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    … for the chiefeſt Faſts. Nor was the uſe of Bread ever forbad by any PolitiquePolitic Law; (as the uſe of other meates have been,) from the very beginning of …
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    … for the chiefeſt Faſts. Nor was the uſe of Bread ever forbad by any PolitiquePolitic Law; (as the uſe of other meates have been,) from the very beginning of …

    Nehemiah Rogers · The Fast Friend · p. 89 · Open in the reader