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rootesroots

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

Puritas changed it
1,001 times in 467 works
Consistency
94.9% (1,001 of 1,054)
Reach if approved
~1,107 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: roots
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,054 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,001 changes in 467 works, 94.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,001)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … by imposition of hands; say to a Tree, Pluck thy selfe vp by the rootesroots, and plant thy selfe in the sea, and it shall obey them: yet reprobates …
    With rule
    … by imposition of hands; say to a Tree, Pluck thy selfe vp by the rootesroots, and plant thy selfe in the sea, and it shall obey them: yet reprobates …

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 425 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … by the rootesroots, ere the axe of Gods wrath should bee put to our rootesroots, and wee be cut downe and throwen ouer the hedge of the vineyard into …
    With rule
    … by the rootesroots, ere the axe of Gods wrath should bee put to our rootesroots, and wee be cut downe and throwen ouer the hedge of the vineyard into …

    William Guild · A Young Mans Inquisition · p. 230 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … damnable hereſie of thoſe men, which are twice dead, and plucked vp by the rootesroots, and thoſe are they which are fallen from grace, which were once dead, and …
    With rule
    … damnable hereſie of thoſe men, which are twice dead, and plucked vp by the rootesroots, and thoſe are they which are fallen from grace, which were once dead, and …

    Thomas Helwys · Short Declaration of the Mystery of Iniquity · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … to all eternitye? It is writen in Eccleſiaſticus, the lorde wyll roote oute the rootesroots of the proud, all bee it they aſſay to delue and graue them, neuer …
    With rule
    … to all eternitye? It is writen in Eccleſiaſticus, the lorde wyll roote oute the rootesroots of the proud, all bee it they aſſay to delue and graue them, neuer …

    Laurence Humphrey · The Nobles · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … with Pullets, without pulling, drawing, or waſhing them, together with other fl ſh and rootesroots in like manner: and hauing made theſe boyle together vpon a great fire, brought …
    With rule
    … with Pullets, without pulling, drawing, or waſhing them, together with other fl ſh and rootesroots in like manner: and hauing made theſe boyle together vpon a great fire, brought …

    Thomas Beard · Antichrist the Pope of Rome · p. 313 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … not onely to haue sinne as it were shauen, but plucked vp by the rootesroots, and the spots taken away.
    With rule
    … not onely to haue sinne as it were shauen, but plucked vp by the rootesroots, and the spots taken away.

    George Estey · Exposition Upon the Ten Commandments · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … Gospell they receiue, the more abundantly they thrust forth the thornes of iniquities. The rootesroots of these bryars are surely earthed in their hearts, and do boyle out at …
    With rule
    … Gospell they receiue, the more abundantly they thrust forth the thornes of iniquities. The rootesroots of these bryars are surely earthed in their hearts, and do boyle out at …

    Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 115 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … the Cedar, the Cedar as strong as the Oake: and these so spread their rootesroots, till they starue the rest by an insensible soaking. When mother earth, the Church …
    With rule
    … the Cedar, the Cedar as strong as the Oake: and these so spread their rootesroots, till they starue the rest by an insensible soaking. When mother earth, the Church …

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (53)

33 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 29 are listed here. 20 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Description of Spiritual Life and Death A09963

  • Printed
    … often escaped; they delude the workes of God that should draw them to salvation. RootesRoots will make the weeds grow againe, not being taken heed of: The long suffering …
    With rule
    … often escaped; they delude the workes of God that should draw them to salvation. RootesRoots will make the weeds grow againe, not being taken heed of: The long suffering …

    John Preston · Description of Spiritual Life and Death · p. 113 · Open in the reader

Four Godly and Learned Treatises A09965

  • Printed
    … often escaped; they delude the workes of God that should draw them to salvation. RootesRoots will make the weeds grow againe, not being taken heed of. The long suffering …
    With rule
    … often escaped; they delude the workes of God that should draw them to salvation. RootesRoots will make the weeds grow againe, not being taken heed of. The long suffering …

    John Preston · Four Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 164 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

  • Printed
    … their extremitie and Famine, but ordinarily. Mr. Fitch saith the same, that they eate RootesRoots, Hearbes, Leaues, Dogges, Cats, Rats, and Snakes, they refuse almost nothing.
    With rule
    … their extremitie and Famine, but ordinarily. Mr. Fitch saith the same, that they eate RootesRoots, Hearbes, Leaues, Dogges, Cats, Rats, and Snakes, they refuse almost nothing.

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 394 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … are clothed from the waste to the knees. Their Bread is a kind of RootesRoots, called Inamia; which, when it is well sodden, may be preferred before ours. They …
    With rule
    … are clothed from the waste to the knees. Their Bread is a kind of RootesRoots, called Inamia; which, when it is well sodden, may be preferred before ours. They …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 541 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … partie wronged. They haue their proper peeces of ground, which they husband with their RootesRoots and Mais. When they entertaine a stranger, the Moussacat, or good-man, seemes to …
    With rule
    … partie wronged. They haue their proper peeces of ground, which they husband with their RootesRoots and Mais. When they entertaine a stranger, the Moussacat, or good-man, seemes to …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 710 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … had receiued answere of them among the Rockes, make them of Stone: some of RootesRoots, to the similitude of such as appeare to them when they gather the RootesRoots …
    With rule
    … had receiued answere of them among the Rockes, make them of Stone: some of RootesRoots, to the similitude of such as appeare to them when they gather the RootesRoots …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 743 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … whereof they make their bread, thinking, that the Zemes sent them plentie of these RootesRoots. They attribute a Zemes to the particular tuition of euery thing; as sometimes the …
    With rule
    … whereof they make their bread, thinking, that the Zemes sent them plentie of these RootesRoots. They attribute a Zemes to the particular tuition of euery thing; as sometimes the …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 743 · Open in the reader

Three Treatises A10659

  • Printed
    The RootesRoots of Corruption in the Creature. 38
    With rule
    The RootesRoots of Corruption in the Creature. 38

    Edward Reynolds · Three Treatises · Open in the reader

The Returning Backslider A12190

  • Printed
    … O but raine might come to late in that hot Countrie, where all the RootesRoots and Herbes might bee withered and dried up in three yeares ſpace. Yet all …
    With rule
    … O but raine might come to late in that hot Countrie, where all the RootesRoots and Herbes might bee withered and dried up in three yeares ſpace. Yet all …

    Richard Sibbes · The Returning Backslider · p. 18 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … and never leaves growing till he grow to Heaven: Hee ſhall caſt forth his RootesRoots as Lebanon.
    With rule
    … and never leaves growing till he grow to Heaven: Hee ſhall caſt forth his RootesRoots as Lebanon.

    Richard Sibbes · The Returning Backslider · p. 234 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … without roote, what will become of it? It will be turned up by the RootesRoots.
    With rule
    … without roote, what will become of it? It will be turned up by the RootesRoots.

    Richard Sibbes · The Returning Backslider · p. 237 · Open in the reader

A Christian Dictionary A15520

  • Printed
    … is, firmely setled and fastned vnto him by faith, as a Tree by the RootesRoots.
    With rule
    … is, firmely setled and fastned vnto him by faith, as a Tree by the RootesRoots.

    Thomas Wilson · A Christian Dictionary · p. 414 · Open in the reader

Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse A15636

  • Printed
    … Diuell doe not come before they be aware, and carry them away by the RootesRoots; as sometime he serueth old Trees in the Forrest) it may so fall out …
    With rule
    … Diuell doe not come before they be aware, and carry them away by the RootesRoots; as sometime he serueth old Trees in the Forrest) it may so fall out …

    George Wither · Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse · p. 90 · Open in the reader

A Guide to Godliness A20762

  • Printed
    … bee bleſſed, and like a Tree planted by the Waters, that ſpreadeth out her RootesRoots by the Riuer, which ſhall not ſee when heate commeth, but her leafe ſhall …
    With rule
    … bee bleſſed, and like a Tree planted by the Waters, that ſpreadeth out her RootesRoots by the Riuer, which ſhall not ſee when heate commeth, but her leafe ſhall …

    John Downame · A Guide to Godliness · p. 93 · Open in the reader

Paraphrase Upon the Books of the Psalms A45442

  • Printed
    … renders foreign shall exalt, and hinder the enemies from them; and so Kimchi in his RootesRoots shall exalt them, and strengthen them. But withall he saith, it may be interpreted …
    With rule
    … renders foreign shall exalt, and hinder the enemies from them; and so Kimchi in his RootesRoots shall exalt them, and strengthen them. But withall he saith, it may be interpreted …

    Henry Hammond · Paraphrase Upon the Books of the Psalms · p. 378 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … not depart from me, nor let me alone, &c. But this Kimchi in his RootesRoots seems not to like of. R. Moses, mentioned by Aben Ezra, thus makes the …
    With rule
    … not depart from me, nor let me alone, &c. But this Kimchi in his RootesRoots seems not to like of. R. Moses, mentioned by Aben Ezra, thus makes the …

    Henry Hammond · Paraphrase Upon the Books of the Psalms · p. 459 · Open in the reader

Annotations Upon the New Testament A50050

  • Printed
    RootesRoots. 6. v.
    With rule
    RootesRoots. 6. v.

    Edward Leigh · Annotations Upon the New Testament · p. 36 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Malachi A71123

  • Printed
    … not only A lapide, but Conrad: Kircher (in his greeke Concordance, who in the RootesRoots uſually followes Forſter, but in this Sanct. Pagn. at the Roote foreign) tells us that …
    With rule
    … not only A lapide, but Conrad: Kircher (in his greeke Concordance, who in the RootesRoots uſually followes Forſter, but in this Sanct. Pagn. at the Roote foreign) tells us that …

    Richard Stock · Commentary on Malachi · p. 48 · Open in the reader

The Right Receiving of Christ A81950

  • Printed
    … is that which doth it: faith is that which drawes us up by the RootesRoots out of the hedge, and common of Nature. In a miraculous caſe it is …
    With rule
    … is that which doth it: faith is that which drawes us up by the RootesRoots out of the hedge, and common of Nature. In a miraculous caſe it is …

    Jeremiah Dyke · The Right Receiving of Christ · p. 104 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … In a miraculous caſe it is poſſible to plucke up a tree by the RootesRoots. Luk. 17. 6. Yee might ſay unto this Sycamore tree, Be thou plucked up by the …
    With rule
    … In a miraculous caſe it is poſſible to plucke up a tree by the RootesRoots. Luk. 17. 6. Yee might ſay unto this Sycamore tree, Be thou plucked up by the …

    Jeremiah Dyke · The Right Receiving of Christ · p. 104 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Paul pluckes up his Phariſaiſme, and all his civill legall righteouſneſſe by the very RootesRoots, and that by the ſelfe-denyall of faith. Phil. 3. 4, 8. If any man elſe may …
    With rule
    … Paul pluckes up his Phariſaiſme, and all his civill legall righteouſneſſe by the very RootesRoots, and that by the ſelfe-denyall of faith. Phil. 3. 4, 8. If any man elſe may …

    Jeremiah Dyke · The Right Receiving of Christ · p. 104 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … had no Roote, Matth. 13. but contrarily when the ſeede falles upon good ground it RootesRoots. And when the Word rootesroots in our hearts, it rootesroots us into Chriſt, for …
    With rule
    … had no Roote, Matth. 13. but contrarily when the ſeede falles upon good ground it RootesRoots. And when the Word rootesroots in our hearts, it rootesroots us into Chriſt, for …

    Jeremiah Dyke · The Right Receiving of Christ · p. 113 · Open in the reader

England Faithfully Watched A88417

  • Printed
    … into Wine, in vigour upon your ſoules, then hath God by mee watered your RootesRoots with Wine; and yet if after ſuch coſtly watering you grow not nor beare …
    With rule
    … into Wine, in vigour upon your ſoules, then hath God by mee watered your RootesRoots with Wine; and yet if after ſuch coſtly watering you grow not nor beare …

    Nicholas Lockyer · England Faithfully Watched · p. 550 · Open in the reader

Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature A91224

  • Printed
    Moſt Pleaſant Hearbes, RootesRoots, Fruites in Gardens grow,
    With rule
    Moſt Pleaſant Hearbes, RootesRoots, Fruites in Gardens grow,

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 123 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    The Seedes, Plants, RootesRoots which we would have to grow.
    With rule
    The Seedes, Plants, RootesRoots which we would have to grow.

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 125 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    Within their RootesRoots or Seeds, yet ſpring againe,
    With rule
    Within their RootesRoots or Seeds, yet ſpring againe,

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 159 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    Like RootesRoots in Earth, good corne in chaffe, or fire
    With rule
    Like RootesRoots in Earth, good corne in chaffe, or fire

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 167 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    RootesRoots, Plants, whiles they in Garden-Earth faſt lye,
    With rule
    RootesRoots, Plants, whiles they in Garden-Earth faſt lye,

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 168 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Malachi 2 A93917

  • Printed
    … not only A lapide; but Conrad: Kircher (in his greeke Concordance, who in the RootesRoots uſually followes Forſter, but in this Sanct. Pagn. at the Roote foreign) tells us that …
    With rule
    … not only A lapide; but Conrad: Kircher (in his greeke Concordance, who in the RootesRoots uſually followes Forſter, but in this Sanct. Pagn. at the Roote foreign) tells us that …

    Richard Stock · Commentary on Malachi 2 · p. 48 · Open in the reader