bevvraybewray
Two v's (or u's) for w: vvhich → which.
- Puritas changed it
- 20 times in 10 works
- Consistency
- 100% (20 of 20)
- Reach if approved
- ~21 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: bewray
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 20 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (20 changes in 10 works, 100% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 20)
- Printed… contrary it is a laudable thing to be diffident and doubtful. But ſuch Perſons bevvraybewray their Ignorance, and are mere Strangers to the efficacy of Divine Grace, and to …With rule… contrary it is a laudable thing to be diffident and doubtful. But ſuch Perſons bevvraybewray their Ignorance, and are mere Strangers to the efficacy of Divine Grace, and to …
John Quick · The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France · p. 150 · Open in the reader
- Printed… against them. And euen as the …, and ill fauoured face of an Ovvle doth bevvraybewray his kinde, and al the birds of the field knovv him, assoone as they …With rule… against them. And euen as the …, and ill fauoured face of an Ovvle doth bevvraybewray his kinde, and al the birds of the field knovv him, assoone as they …
John Field · A Caveat for Parsons Howlet · Open in the reader
- Printed… geven over unto themselves. that they should not see their owne folly, and yet bevvraybewray their shame, to all the vvorld beside.With rule… geven over unto themselves. that they should not see their owne folly, and yet bevvraybewray their shame, to all the vvorld beside.
William Prynne · A Quench-Coal · p. 117 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of his goodnes, doth diſcouer thē, bleſſed be his name for it. He doth bevvraybewray vnto vs that blood thriſt vvhich lieth in their hartes. For, they do in …With rule… of his goodnes, doth diſcouer thē, bleſſed be his name for it. He doth bevvraybewray vnto vs that blood thriſt vvhich lieth in their hartes. For, they do in …
Thomas Sampson · Warning to Take Heed of Fowlers Psalter · p. 106 · Open in the reader
- Printed2. His speeches vvill bevvraybewray him, in vvhom the vvorld choketh the Word. For as he chiefly sauours the …With rule2. His speeches vvill bevvraybewray him, in vvhom the vvorld choketh the Word. For as he chiefly sauours the …
Thomas Taylor · The Parable of the Sower and of the Seed · p. 200 · Open in the reader
- Printed… so often and so vehemently as the Protestants do, is nothing else but to bevvraybewray, (vnto the indifferent reader) either their extreame ignorance, or most audacious impudency, that thinke …With rule… so often and so vehemently as the Protestants do, is nothing else but to bevvraybewray, (vnto the indifferent reader) either their extreame ignorance, or most audacious impudency, that thinke …
Anthony Wotton · Defense of Perkins Book Called a Reformed Catholic · p. 415 · Open in the reader
- Printed… loueth Gods Law, as Dauid did: Oh then that all ſorts of people, would bevvraybewray their loue to Gods Lavv, by their ſorrow of heart, to ſee it tranſgreſſed …With rule… loueth Gods Law, as Dauid did: Oh then that all ſorts of people, would bevvraybewray their loue to Gods Lavv, by their ſorrow of heart, to ſee it tranſgreſſed …
Theophilus Brabourne · A Defense of the Sabbath Day · p. 151 · Open in the reader
- Printed… paſſed the meaſure of a ſimple and plaine tranſlation. The next example doth likevviſe bevvraybewray, their ignorance in all good lavv of tranſlation. For it is vvell knovven to …With rule… paſſed the meaſure of a ſimple and plaine tranſlation. The next example doth likevviſe bevvraybewray, their ignorance in all good lavv of tranſlation. For it is vvell knovven to …
Thomas Cartwright · The Answer to the Preface of the Rhemish Testament · p. 200 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (0)
None: wherever Puritas had this word on its own, it changed it.