Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #25183 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

decryeddecried

ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.

Puritas changed it: 184 times in 139 works
Consistency: 96.8% (184 of 190)
Reach if approved: ~200 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: decried
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 190 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (184 changes in 139 works, 96.8% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 184)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… that events & executions follow not the conſcientious embracing of one or other of theſe decryeddecried Principles, he ſhould have done good ſervice, if he had ſhewed us another way …
With rule
… that events & executions follow not the conſcientious embracing of one or other of theſe decryeddecried Principles, he ſhould have done good ſervice, if he had ſhewed us another way …
Daniel Cawdry · Independency a Great Schism · p. 15 · Open in the reader
Printed
… ſecretly hates; the true Chriſtian owns and honours it indeed, by what names ſoever decryeddecried and diſgraced, becauſe he truely loves it: the one puts true piety into a …
With rule
… ſecretly hates; the true Chriſtian owns and honours it indeed, by what names ſoever decryeddecried and diſgraced, becauſe he truely loves it: the one puts true piety into a …
Samuel Crook · Divine Characters in Two Parts · p. 138 · Open in the reader
Printed
… Monuments so as they may be most lasting and permanent. Wise men have generally decryeddecried Silver and Brasse; not so much, because too costly, (such may be the worth …
With rule
… Monuments so as they may be most lasting and permanent. Wise men have generally decryeddecried Silver and Brasse; not so much, because too costly, (such may be the worth …
Thomas Fuller · Two Sermons · p. 66 · Open in the reader
Printed
… the Gentiles received the Goſpel, the Jews had refuſed it, Act. 13.45, 46. The Jewes generally decryeddecried their Chriſt with Crucifie him, Crucifie him. And of the Gentiles no Nation became …
With rule
… the Gentiles received the Goſpel, the Jews had refuſed it, Act. 13.45, 46. The Jewes generally decryeddecried their Chriſt with Crucifie him, Crucifie him. And of the Gentiles no Nation became …
Nathanael Homes · The Resurrection Revealed · p. 153 · Open in the reader
Printed
… health: and though it was an age wherein irreverence was in fashion and Devotion decryeddecried as superstition, he was exemplary for his reverent behaviour in God's house, seldom at …
With rule
… health: and though it was an age wherein irreverence was in fashion and Devotion decryeddecried as superstition, he was exemplary for his reverent behaviour in God's house, seldom at …
Nathaniel Hardy · The Royal Commonwealths Man · p. 33 · Open in the reader
Printed
… being an Indulgence to the Flesh, as well as other things; which are commonly decryeddecried, because they betray us to more Shame in the World.
With rule
… being an Indulgence to the Flesh, as well as other things; which are commonly decryeddecried, because they betray us to more Shame in the World.
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 123 · Open in the reader
Printed
… world, for as in the trade of navigation, the impetuousness of the Sea is decryeddecried and charged with several shipracks, so is it not otherwise in the affairs of …
With rule
… world, for as in the trade of navigation, the impetuousness of the Sea is decryeddecried and charged with several shipracks, so is it not otherwise in the affairs of …
Archibald Argyll · Instructions to a Son · p. 116 · Open in the reader
Printed
… of as the Man of Sin, &c. and the head of Hereſies ſo much decryeddecried by Paul (as Doctour Hammond thinks) it is ſtrange that neither Luke, nor Paul …
With rule
… of as the Man of Sin, &c. and the head of Hereſies ſo much decryeddecried by Paul (as Doctour Hammond thinks) it is ſtrange that neither Luke, nor Paul …
Richard Baxter · A Paraphrase on the New Testament · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (6)

4 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 2 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Of Christian Prudence A47306

Printed
… Practice thereof, that any way will please God, tho 'tis most Displeasing, and utterly DecryedDecried by men: will take us from Popularity, or steering our selves by Publick Fame …
With rule
… Practice thereof, that any way will please God, tho 'tis most Displeasing, and utterly DecryedDecried by men: will take us from Popularity, or steering our selves by Publick Fame …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Prudence · p. 56 · Open in the reader
Printed
… yea, our Blessed Lord and his Apostles, were the undaunted Preachers and Practisers of DecryedDecried Godliness, in the most Degenerate, Deriding, and Persecuting Ages, when they seem'd to have …
With rule
… yea, our Blessed Lord and his Apostles, were the undaunted Preachers and Practisers of DecryedDecried Godliness, in the most Degenerate, Deriding, and Persecuting Ages, when they seem'd to have …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Prudence · p. 245 · Open in the reader
Printed
… where the Spirits of Men are in a Ferment, where the Duty is Generally DecryedDecried, or bitterly Persecuted, and the Practice thereof, instead of procuring any Religious Regard from …
With rule
… where the Spirits of Men are in a Ferment, where the Duty is Generally DecryedDecried, or bitterly Persecuted, and the Practice thereof, instead of procuring any Religious Regard from …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Prudence · p. 257 · Open in the reader
Printed
… pleased, but by ingaging with them in wicked Factions, against Religion, or some much DecryedDecried and Exploded Duties, or Truths thereof; or, against the known Laws, Priviledges, or, Constitutions …
With rule
… pleased, but by ingaging with them in wicked Factions, against Religion, or some much DecryedDecried and Exploded Duties, or Truths thereof; or, against the known Laws, Priviledges, or, Constitutions …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Prudence · p. 289 · Open in the reader