oakeoak
A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.
- Puritas changed it
- 498 times in 275 works
- Consistency
- 99.8% (498 of 499)
- Reach if approved
- ~524 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: oak
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 499 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (498 changes in 275 works, 99.8% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 498)
- Printed… Christ, but they indeed serve onely their owne turnes; as Ivie, which claspes an OakeOak very close, but only to sucke out sap for its owne leaves and berries …With rule… Christ, but they indeed serve onely their owne turnes; as Ivie, which claspes an OakeOak very close, but only to sucke out sap for its owne leaves and berries …
Edward Reynolds · Explication of Psalm 110 · p. 76 · Open in the reader
- Printed… power included in an Acorne, is able to raise out of it a mightie OakeOak, because wee see it; and we may as easily belieue, that this Spirit which …With rule… power included in an Acorne, is able to raise out of it a mightie OakeOak, because wee see it; and we may as easily belieue, that this Spirit which …
Francis Rous · Meditations · p. 246 · Open in the reader
- Printed… more is, read wee not Ioſhua 24. that hee hauing pitched a ſtone vnder an OakeOak, told the people that that ſhould be a witneſſe againſt them, if they at …With rule… more is, read wee not Ioſhua 24. that hee hauing pitched a ſtone vnder an OakeOak, told the people that that ſhould be a witneſſe againſt them, if they at …
Thomas Sparke · Brotherly Persuasion to Unity and Uniformity · p. 33 · Open in the reader
- Printed… he never wanteth inſtruments or meanes: he hath a ſword for Saul, and an oakeoak for Abſalom, and a roape for Achitophel, and a gibbet for Haman, and a …With rule… he never wanteth inſtruments or meanes: he hath a ſword for Saul, and an oakeoak for Abſalom, and a roape for Achitophel, and a gibbet for Haman, and a …
Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 416 · Open in the reader
- Printed… like beasts they might perish to nothing. Here they enuie the storke, stagge, rauen, oakeoak for long life, and chide nature for their owne shortnesse. But at this day …With rule… like beasts they might perish to nothing. Here they enuie the storke, stagge, rauen, oakeoak for long life, and chide nature for their owne shortnesse. But at this day …
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 47 · Open in the reader
- Printed… wither away: I have oſerved ſometimes, you ſhall have drie leaves ſtay upon an oakeoak tree, till new ones come againe: ſo theſe haughtie hearted hypocrites, they will take …With rule… wither away: I have oſerved ſometimes, you ſhall have drie leaves ſtay upon an oakeoak tree, till new ones come againe: ſo theſe haughtie hearted hypocrites, they will take …
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Exaltation · p. 16 · Open in the reader
- Printed… in his hands after it was ſtriken off, two miles: How Saint Bernac turned oakeoak leaues into loaues, ſtones into fiſhes, and water into wine: how a Biſhop called …With rule… in his hands after it was ſtriken off, two miles: How Saint Bernac turned oakeoak leaues into loaues, ſtones into fiſhes, and water into wine: how a Biſhop called …
Thomas Beard · Antichrist the Pope of Rome · p. 308 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of weedes which grewe higher then our heads. There is much good Timber both OakeOak, Wallnut-tree, Firre, Beech, and exceeding great Chessnut-trees. The Country in respect of …With rule… of weedes which grewe higher then our heads. There is much good Timber both OakeOak, Wallnut-tree, Firre, Beech, and exceeding great Chessnut-trees. The Country in respect of …
William Bradford · Journal of the Beginning of the English Plantation at Plymouth · p. 44 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (1)
0 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 1 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.