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ruinesruins

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

Puritas changed it
2,168 times in 1,058 works
Consistency
83.1% (2,168 of 2,609)
Reach if approved
~2,741 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: ruins
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
2,609 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,168 changes in 1,058 works, 83.1% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,168)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … the rod of God may ſtill lie upon the backs of his people, that ruinesruins and the breaches of Sion may not be repaired? Surely no: for wee are …
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    … the rod of God may ſtill lie upon the backs of his people, that ruinesruins and the breaches of Sion may not be repaired? Surely no: for wee are …

    Adam Harsnett · A Cordial for the Afflicted · p. 586 · Open in the reader

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    … thereof (vvherevvith it vvas compaſt about & fenced) be hedged and cloſed up, and his ruinesruins raiſed up, and it built and ſet up, as in the dayes of old …
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    … thereof (vvherevvith it vvas compaſt about & fenced) be hedged and cloſed up, and his ruinesruins raiſed up, and it built and ſet up, as in the dayes of old …

    Francis Johnson · A Christian Plea · p. 15 · Open in the reader

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    … apart and designed …o that businesse, for the buil…ing vp againe of those ruinesruins which hath beene battered downe by sinne and Sa…han.
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    … apart and designed …o that businesse, for the buil…ing vp againe of those ruinesruins which hath beene battered downe by sinne and Sa…han.

    William Loe · The Mystery of Mankind · p. 160 · Open in the reader

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    … reſort vnto it, Hoſ. 4.15. But where is ſhe now? Lieth ſhe not vnder the ruinesruins of deſolation? And Bethel once famous too, for that ſhe was the houſe of …
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    … reſort vnto it, Hoſ. 4.15. But where is ſhe now? Lieth ſhe not vnder the ruinesruins of deſolation? And Bethel once famous too, for that ſhe was the houſe of …

    Sebastian Benefield · Seventeen Sermons on Amos 3 · p. 291 · Open in the reader

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    … haue refused to receiue correction: euen whiles their wounds were yet raw, and their ruinesruins not made vp. Many are like the Stoickes in Equuleo; though the punishment lye …
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    … haue refused to receiue correction: euen whiles their wounds were yet raw, and their ruinesruins not made vp. Many are like the Stoickes in Equuleo; though the punishment lye …

    Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 245 · Open in the reader

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    … seruants; but into their owne armes and branches: raysing their Houses out of the ruinesruins of Gods House. What good doe they? Cut them downe, Why cumber they the …
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    … seruants; but into their owne armes and branches: raysing their Houses out of the ruinesruins of Gods House. What good doe they? Cut them downe, Why cumber they the …

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … rind being broken comes forth a butterfly. Iust as wee see often from the ruinesruins of a dead vsurer, that was a Catterpillar; springs a prodigall Heire, that is …
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    … rind being broken comes forth a butterfly. Iust as wee see often from the ruinesruins of a dead vsurer, that was a Catterpillar; springs a prodigall Heire, that is …

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 323 · Open in the reader

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    … Commandement: it was neceſſary that the ſecond Adam (who is the raiſer of our ruinesruins, the ranſome of our offences, and the reſtorer of life) ſhould come and ſuffer …
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    … Commandement: it was neceſſary that the ſecond Adam (who is the raiſer of our ruinesruins, the ranſome of our offences, and the reſtorer of life) ſhould come and ſuffer …

    Henry Greenwood · Works · p. 17 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (441)

232 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 209 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame A02358

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    … prepare so much Stuffe, for those Merchands of Babell nowe: who for reparing the RuinesRuins of their rottering Kingdome, and the imparing and impeding the Grouth of the Gospell …
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    … prepare so much Stuffe, for those Merchands of Babell nowe: who for reparing the RuinesRuins of their rottering Kingdome, and the imparing and impeding the Grouth of the Gospell …

    William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 162 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

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    Carthage, her Antiquities and RuinesRuins. 498. the bloudy sacrifices therein. 501
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    Carthage, her Antiquities and RuinesRuins. 498. the bloudy sacrifices therein. 501

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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    … common end, for their owne private respects, and desirous to rayse themselves upon publique RuinesRuins. And indeed it is universally true, Things most usefull and excellent in their Regularitie …
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    … common end, for their owne private respects, and desirous to rayse themselves upon publique RuinesRuins. And indeed it is universally true, Things most usefull and excellent in their Regularitie …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 45 · Open in the reader

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    … have in us the Testimonies, though not the Goodnesse of our first estate; the RuinesRuins of a Temple to be lamented, though not the holy Places thereof to be …
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    … have in us the Testimonies, though not the Goodnesse of our first estate; the RuinesRuins of a Temple to be lamented, though not the holy Places thereof to be …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 441 · Open in the reader

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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    What RuinesRuins in a little space:
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    What RuinesRuins in a little space:

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

A Childs Patrimony A15695

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    Since he fell we have been in our RuinesRuins, and in them, ſome of us, having recourſe to your ſelfe, found you as …
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    Since he fell we have been in our RuinesRuins, and in them, ſome of us, having recourſe to your ſelfe, found you as …

    Hezekiah Woodward · A Childs Patrimony · Open in the reader

Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked A16795

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    … vnderstanding have seene and knowne, to bee both worne bare and torne like the RuinesRuins of Time. And hee hath little altered the verie fashion of it, saving peradventure …
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    … vnderstanding have seene and knowne, to bee both worne bare and torne like the RuinesRuins of Time. And hee hath little altered the verie fashion of it, saving peradventure …

    Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 12 · Open in the reader

Five Sermons 1 A20641

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    … can doe: They doe well enough, beſt of all, in ſuch caſes: Demolitions and RuinesRuins are their raiſings; Troubles are their peace, Tempeſts are their calmes, Fires and combuſtions …
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    … can doe: They doe well enough, beſt of all, in ſuch caſes: Demolitions and RuinesRuins are their raiſings; Troubles are their peace, Tempeſts are their calmes, Fires and combuſtions …

    John Donne · Five Sermons 1 · p. 45 · Open in the reader

Five Sermons 2 A20642

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    … can doe: They doe well enough, beſt of all, in ſuch caſes: Demolitions and RuinesRuins are their raiſings; Troubles are their peace, Tempeſts are their calmes, Fires and combuſtions …
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    … can doe: They doe well enough, beſt of all, in ſuch caſes: Demolitions and RuinesRuins are their raiſings; Troubles are their peace, Tempeſts are their calmes, Fires and combuſtions …

    John Donne · Five Sermons 2 · p. 45 · Open in the reader

The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety A23697

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    OR AN IMPARTIAL SURVEY Of the RuinesRuins of CHRISTIAN RELIGION, Undermin'd by Unchristian Practice.
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    OR AN IMPARTIAL SURVEY Of the RuinesRuins of CHRISTIAN RELIGION, Undermin'd by Unchristian Practice.

    Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · Open in the reader

Eighteen Sermons A23716

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    … Great Mystery of our Religion, the Sacrament of our Redemption, was buryed in the RuinesRuins of his Altar. To see how thus out of heats of Religion we destroyed …
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    … Great Mystery of our Religion, the Sacrament of our Redemption, was buryed in the RuinesRuins of his Altar. To see how thus out of heats of Religion we destroyed …

    Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 14 · Open in the reader

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    … and Desolation, he did rebuild a Temple where there was no monument of its RuinesRuins, and raised a Nation and Government of which there was no Reliques. And yet …
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    … and Desolation, he did rebuild a Temple where there was no monument of its RuinesRuins, and raised a Nation and Government of which there was no Reliques. And yet …

    Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 33 · Open in the reader

Forty Sermons A23717

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    … and Desolation, he did rebuild a Temple where there was no Monument of its RuinesRuins, and raised a Nation and Government of which there was no Reliques. And yet …
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    … and Desolation, he did rebuild a Temple where there was no Monument of its RuinesRuins, and raised a Nation and Government of which there was no Reliques. And yet …

    Richard Allestree · Forty Sermons · p. 25 · Open in the reader

The Gentlemans Calling A23718

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    7. But alas, these your secular RuinesRuins are but their modest and petty outrages, Take another view of them, and it …
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    7. But alas, these your secular RuinesRuins are but their modest and petty outrages, Take another view of them, and it …

    Richard Allestree · The Gentlemans Calling · Open in the reader

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    … your sins to you as the Originalls meerly of Temporall, whether Private or Publick RuinesRuins, is to give you too faire and flattering a portraicture of them; these are …
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    … your sins to you as the Originalls meerly of Temporall, whether Private or Publick RuinesRuins, is to give you too faire and flattering a portraicture of them; these are …

    Richard Allestree · The Gentlemans Calling · Open in the reader

A Sermon Preached 31 December 1665 A23770

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    … of many, and the killing of the Mother's self, be blessed; if Swords and RuinesRuins be comforts, then my Text is full of these: But if this be to …
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    … of many, and the killing of the Mother's self, be blessed; if Swords and RuinesRuins be comforts, then my Text is full of these: But if this be to …

    Richard Allestree · A Sermon Preached 31 December 1665 · p. 1 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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    … present Age: That pluck down the Living Temples of the Spirit, that upon their RuinesRuins they may build their own Palaces▪ who first Stigmatize Primi…e Holiness with the …
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    … present Age: That pluck down the Living Temples of the Spirit, that upon their RuinesRuins they may build their own Palaces▪ who first Stigmatize Primi…e Holiness with the …

    Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 14 · Open in the reader

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    … this poor Synod must fall in; course with him, and be buried under his RuinesRuins.
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    … this poor Synod must fall in; course with him, and be buried under his RuinesRuins.

    Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 45 · Open in the reader

The Divinity of the Christian Religion A26785

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    … a sad Prognostick that they should never be joyned again in one Society. The RuinesRuins of the Nation were so great, that the pieces of it are scatter'd all …
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    … a sad Prognostick that they should never be joyned again in one Society. The RuinesRuins of the Nation were so great, that the pieces of it are scatter'd all …

    William Bates · The Divinity of the Christian Religion · p. 130 · Open in the reader

The Way to the Highest Honor A26816

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    … of no value to satisfy his injured Justice: Thus Mankind was desperately lost, our RuinesRuins (if I may so speak) were sowed with Salt, we were concluded under his …
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    … of no value to satisfy his injured Justice: Thus Mankind was desperately lost, our RuinesRuins (if I may so speak) were sowed with Salt, we were concluded under his …

    William Bates · The Way to the Highest Honor · p. 64 · Open in the reader

Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils A26898

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    … words, and Clergy Iurisdiction, have been the causes of almost all the Divisions, and RuinesRuins of the Church for 1300 years?
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    … words, and Clergy Iurisdiction, have been the causes of almost all the Divisions, and RuinesRuins of the Church for 1300 years?

    Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 131 · Open in the reader

Last Legacy in Select Admonitions and Directions A26948

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    … to deſtroy the old, that you may gather a new Church out of its RuinesRuins, as long as it hath the Eſſentials, and there is hope of reforming it …
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    … to deſtroy the old, that you may gather a new Church out of its RuinesRuins, as long as it hath the Eſſentials, and there is hope of reforming it …

    Richard Baxter · Last Legacy in Select Admonitions and Directions · p. 53 · Open in the reader

Of National Churches A26975

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    … Chriſtian Churches, on pretence of Government, Unity and Order, have riſen out of the RuinesRuins of Chriſtian Magiſtracy: The true Unifying Heads of Chriſtian Kingdoms and National Churches, being …
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    … Chriſtian Churches, on pretence of Government, Unity and Order, have riſen out of the RuinesRuins of Chriſtian Magiſtracy: The true Unifying Heads of Chriſtian Kingdoms and National Churches, being …

    Richard Baxter · Of National Churches · p. 38 · Open in the reader

Poetical Fragments A26987

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    Church-Rents and RuinesRuins write without a Pen:
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    Church-Rents and RuinesRuins write without a Pen:

    Richard Baxter · Poetical Fragments · p. 42 · Open in the reader

Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times A27006

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    … by: and they that befriend it, are guilty of the Sin, and of the RuinesRuins which it procureth: It keepeth out Christianity from five parts of the World: It …
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    … by: and they that befriend it, are guilty of the Sin, and of the RuinesRuins which it procureth: It keepeth out Christianity from five parts of the World: It …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … Reformation, did presently expect the Golden Age: But within one year either Death, or RuinesRuins of War or Back-slidings, had exposed all their Expectations to Scorn, and laid …
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    … Reformation, did presently expect the Golden Age: But within one year either Death, or RuinesRuins of War or Back-slidings, had exposed all their Expectations to Scorn, and laid …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 132 · Open in the reader

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    … best, and one of the fairest Cities in the world turn'd into Ashes and RuinesRuins in Three Days space, with many score Churches, and the Wealth and Necessaries of …
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    … best, and one of the fairest Cities in the world turn'd into Ashes and RuinesRuins in Three Days space, with many score Churches, and the Wealth and Necessaries of …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    … the streets had been, and dangerous, of a long time to pass through the RuinesRuins, because of Vaults, and fire in them. No man that seeth not such a …
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    … the streets had been, and dangerous, of a long time to pass through the RuinesRuins, because of Vaults, and fire in them. No man that seeth not such a …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 17 · Open in the reader

The Saints Everlasting Rest A27017

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    … be perswaded of. He that in love wept over the old Hierusalem neer her RuinesRuins; with what love will he rejoyce over the new Hierusalem in her Glory? O …
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    … be perswaded of. He that in love wept over the old Hierusalem neer her RuinesRuins; with what love will he rejoyce over the new Hierusalem in her Glory? O …

    Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 36 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Knowledge and Love A27051

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    … Plague and miſery of mankind and the cauſe of all Sin and Shame and RuinesRuins, that Ignorant unhumbled underſtandings will be ſtill judging raſhly before they have throughly tried …
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    … Plague and miſery of mankind and the cauſe of all Sin and Shame and RuinesRuins, that Ignorant unhumbled underſtandings will be ſtill judging raſhly before they have throughly tried …

    Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Knowledge and Love · p. 117 · Open in the reader

A Discourse of the Judgments of God A27595

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    He that aſcribes our RuinesRuins to any but God, ſows them with ſalt and barrenneſs; he that aſſures them …
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    He that aſcribes our RuinesRuins to any but God, ſows them with ſalt and barrenneſs; he that aſſures them …

    Thomas Beverley · A Discourse of the Judgments of God · Open in the reader

Several Poems A29149

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    The former RuinesRuins forwarded his end:
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    The former RuinesRuins forwarded his end:

    Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 132 · Open in the reader

Londons Lamentation A29696

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    … reſpect of your Perquiſites, your unwearied Endeavours to ſee London raiſed out of its RuinesRuins, and to ſee the Top-ſtone laid, your great readineſs and willingneſs to ſpend …
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    … reſpect of your Perquiſites, your unwearied Endeavours to ſee London raiſed out of its RuinesRuins, and to ſee the Top-ſtone laid, your great readineſs and willingneſs to ſpend …

    Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · Open in the reader

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    … outward expreſſions and demonſtrations of ſorrow and grief. Shall our enemies rejoyce over the RuinesRuins of London, and ſhall not we mourn over the RuinesRuins of London! Shall they …
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    … outward expreſſions and demonſtrations of ſorrow and grief. Shall our enemies rejoyce over the RuinesRuins of London, and ſhall not we mourn over the RuinesRuins of London! Shall they …

    Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … over Londons deſolation, who are every day a walking up and down in Londons RuinesRuins and Rubbiſh! O S…rs, as ever you would ſee Londons breaches repaired, her …
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    … over Londons deſolation, who are every day a walking up and down in Londons RuinesRuins and Rubbiſh! O S…rs, as ever you would ſee Londons breaches repaired, her …

    Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … augmented, her glory advanced, and her inhabitants rejoyced, make conſcience of mourning over Londons RuinesRuins. Af…er Jeruſalem was deſtroyed by the Romans, many of the Jews obtained leave …
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    … augmented, her glory advanced, and her inhabitants rejoyced, make conſcience of mourning over Londons RuinesRuins. Af…er Jeruſalem was deſtroyed by the Romans, many of the Jews obtained leave …

    Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … of old, and not mourn to ſee ſuch a City buried in its own RuinesRuins! Under the whole Heavens there were not ſo many thouſands to be found, that …
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    … of old, and not mourn to ſee ſuch a City buried in its own RuinesRuins! Under the whole Heavens there were not ſo many thouſands to be found, that …

    Thomas Brooks · Londons Lamentation · p. 43 · Open in the reader

Spiritual Refining A30243

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    … this New Creature: they think their old life will ſerve. They perceive not the RuinesRuins that are on their ſouls, and by this means reſt contented, though in an …
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    … this New Creature: they think their old life will ſerve. They perceive not the RuinesRuins that are on their ſouls, and by this means reſt contented, though in an …

    Anthony Burgess · Spiritual Refining · p. 273 · Open in the reader

A Sovereign Antidote Against the Fear of Death A30678

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    RuinesRuins the State, and ſinks the Souls to Hell.
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    RuinesRuins the State, and ſinks the Souls to Hell.

    Edward Bury · A Sovereign Antidote Against the Fear of Death · p. 2 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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    … but God. And the deſcriptions of the Nations of the world, lying in the RuinesRuins of Adams fall, and the dregs of that revolt, is that they know not …
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    … but God. And the deſcriptions of the Nations of the world, lying in the RuinesRuins of Adams fall, and the dregs of that revolt, is that they know not …

    Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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    … diſcover the Nature of other Creatures, and manage and conduct their Motions. In the RuinesRuins of a Palace we may ſee the Curioſity diſplay'd, and the Coſt expended in …
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    … diſcover the Nature of other Creatures, and manage and conduct their Motions. In the RuinesRuins of a Palace we may ſee the Curioſity diſplay'd, and the Coſt expended in …

    Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 607 · Open in the reader

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    … the Curioſity diſplay'd, and the Coſt expended in the building of it; In the RuinesRuins of this fallen Structure, we ſtill find it capable of a mighty Knowledge; a …
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    … the Curioſity diſplay'd, and the Coſt expended in the building of it; In the RuinesRuins of this fallen Structure, we ſtill find it capable of a mighty Knowledge; a …

    Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 607 · Open in the reader

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    … Pure Goodneſs. He was under no obligation to pity our Miſery, and repair our RuinesRuins: He might have ſtood to the terms of the firſt Covenant, and exacted our …
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    … Pure Goodneſs. He was under no obligation to pity our Miſery, and repair our RuinesRuins: He might have ſtood to the terms of the firſt Covenant, and exacted our …

    Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 616 · Open in the reader

The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons A33330

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    Confess their RuinesRuins, and resolve to dust;
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    Confess their RuinesRuins, and resolve to dust;

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 43 · Open in the reader

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    She was buried June 17. in Christs-Church, in the RuinesRuins in her Mothers Grave: On which she had caused a fair, rich, and large …
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    She was buried June 17. in Christs-Church, in the RuinesRuins in her Mothers Grave: On which she had caused a fair, rich, and large …

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 191 · Open in the reader

Historical Defense of the Reformation A33380

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    … all the other Myſteries of the Chriſtian Religion, and to Eſtabliſh Deiſm upon the RuinesRuins of Chriſtianity. Let him learn then, by that Example, not lightly to believe the …
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    … all the other Myſteries of the Chriſtian Religion, and to Eſtabliſh Deiſm upon the RuinesRuins of Chriſtianity. Let him learn then, by that Example, not lightly to believe the …

    Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 193 · Open in the reader

The Weavers Pocket-Book A33985

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    … Merchants and Cuſtomers, ruine the Trading of any Place? and what is it that RuinesRuins the Spiritual Trade but the ſame thing? when the Power of Godlineſs, is turned …
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    … Merchants and Cuſtomers, ruine the Trading of any Place? and what is it that RuinesRuins the Spiritual Trade but the ſame thing? when the Power of Godlineſs, is turned …

    John Collinges · The Weavers Pocket-Book · p. 161 · Open in the reader

The History of the Old Testament Methodized A34874

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    … Good. Aſher alſo (that dwelt nigh unto the Sea) pretended that the Breaches and RuinesRuins in the walls of their Cities were ſuch, that they durſt not leave them …
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    … Good. Aſher alſo (that dwelt nigh unto the Sea) pretended that the Breaches and RuinesRuins in the walls of their Cities were ſuch, that they durſt not leave them …

    Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · p. 311 · Open in the reader

The Duty and Blessing of a Tender Conscience A35319

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    … and while they who had the oversight of this affair were searching among the RuinesRuins, ver. 8 the Original Book of the Law written by Moses was Providentially found.
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    … and while they who had the oversight of this affair were searching among the RuinesRuins, ver. 8 the Original Book of the Law written by Moses was Providentially found.

    Timothy Cruso · The Duty and Blessing of a Tender Conscience · p. 1 · Open in the reader

The Conflagration of London A39908

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    Now, with the Church he bugg'd, in RuinesRuins lies,
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    Now, with the Church he bugg'd, in RuinesRuins lies,

    Simon Ford · The Conflagration of London · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    Its venerable RuinesRuins have the Name
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    Its venerable RuinesRuins have the Name

    Simon Ford · The Conflagration of London · p. 18 · Open in the reader

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    To scatter RuinesRuins through the scared Town;
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    To scatter RuinesRuins through the scared Town;

    Simon Ford · The Conflagration of London · p. 26 · Open in the reader

The Beloved Disciple A40518

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    … with what face Brampton look't, he rode toward his Caſtle Gate, and ſeeing the RuinesRuins, put off his hat, and ſaid, God hath brought Great Deſolation upon this Place …
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    … with what face Brampton look't, he rode toward his Caſtle Gate, and ſeeing the RuinesRuins, put off his hat, and ſaid, God hath brought Great Deſolation upon this Place …

    Thomas Froysell · The Beloved Disciple · p. 110 · Open in the reader

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    … or Place of worſhip, and let his own lie buried ſtil in its Woefull RuinesRuins.
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    … or Place of worſhip, and let his own lie buried ſtil in its Woefull RuinesRuins.

    Thomas Froysell · The Beloved Disciple · p. 110 · Open in the reader

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    … double the Spirit of deceaſed Elijah upon his ſurviving Eliſha: The Lord repair the RuinesRuins of this Caſtle, and build up this Great Family for the Glory of his …
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    … double the Spirit of deceaſed Elijah upon his ſurviving Eliſha: The Lord repair the RuinesRuins of this Caſtle, and build up this Great Family for the Glory of his …

    Thomas Froysell · The Beloved Disciple · p. 119 · Open in the reader

The Unfortunate Politician A40648

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    … to see Constantinople for it felfe, except they were directed there unto, by the RuinesRuins of St. Sophies Temple. True it was, some years since, upon agreat famine, some …
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    … to see Constantinople for it felfe, except they were directed there unto, by the RuinesRuins of St. Sophies Temple. True it was, some years since, upon agreat famine, some …

    Thomas Fuller · The Unfortunate Politician · Open in the reader

The Appeal of Injured Innocence A40651

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    These Authorities are seconded with convincing Arguments. Not to insist on some RuinesRuins and Reliques of Hebrew, scattered in all ancient Languages (and therefore Io. Scaliger hath …
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    These Authorities are seconded with convincing Arguments. Not to insist on some RuinesRuins and Reliques of Hebrew, scattered in all ancient Languages (and therefore Io. Scaliger hath …

    Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 12 · Open in the reader

Two Sermons A40658

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    … so long a sleep, yea, so long a Lethargie, as patiently to permit the RuinesRuins …hereof? If he looks on, and yet doth …ot see these Fou…dations when …
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    … so long a sleep, yea, so long a Lethargie, as patiently to permit the RuinesRuins …hereof? If he looks on, and yet doth …ot see these Fou…dations when …

    Thomas Fuller · Two Sermons · p. 17 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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    … besides other Benefactions in his Life time, rebuilded Alder-Mary-Church run to very RuinesRuins, and bequeathed at his Death a thousand pounds for the finishing thereof. Yet within …
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    … besides other Benefactions in his Life time, rebuilded Alder-Mary-Church run to very RuinesRuins, and bequeathed at his Death a thousand pounds for the finishing thereof. Yet within …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 33 · Open in the reader

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    … did they not stand on the vantage ground, heightned on the Rubbish of the RuinesRuins of Monasteries.
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    … did they not stand on the vantage ground, heightned on the Rubbish of the RuinesRuins of Monasteries.

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 44 · Open in the reader