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Waiting for reviewDoubled lettersCandidate #31565 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

integrallintegral

A doubled letter made single: vntill → until.

Puritas changed it
167 times in 94 works
Consistency
83.9% (167 of 199)
Reach if approved
~209 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: integral
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
199 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (167 changes in 94 works, 83.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 167)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … that this holy action belongs to the whole Church, that is, to both its integrallintegral parts, whereof the one is of thoſe who are Church Miniſters, the other of …
    With rule
    … that this holy action belongs to the whole Church, that is, to both its integrallintegral parts, whereof the one is of thoſe who are Church Miniſters, the other of …

    Willem Apollonius · Consideration of Certain Controversies · p. 103 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … false ground, it made a great rent in the Churches; For want of an integrallintegral part of the whole; or of some essentiall part in it self (though not …
    With rule
    … false ground, it made a great rent in the Churches; For want of an integrallintegral part of the whole; or of some essentiall part in it self (though not …

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 85 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    Firſt, that it is an eſſentiall part, and not onely an integrallintegral part, conſtituting the perſon of man; without which he cannot be a man, perſonally …
    With rule
    Firſt, that it is an eſſentiall part, and not onely an integrallintegral part, conſtituting the perſon of man; without which he cannot be a man, perſonally …

    John Sym · Lifes Preservative Against Self-Killing · p. 81 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … Major, and to prove it falſe he gives this reaſon. For want of an integrallintegral part of the whole; or of ſome eſſentiall part in it ſelfe (though not …
    With rule
    … Major, and to prove it falſe he gives this reaſon. For want of an integrallintegral part of the whole; or of ſome eſſentiall part in it ſelfe (though not …

    John Canne · A Necessity of Separation from the Church of England · p. 151 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … for as by Faith it had its essentiall state, and by a combination its integrallintegral state: so also by the Ministery it hath a certaine organicall state: because it …
    With rule
    … for as by Faith it had its essentiall state, and by a combination its integrallintegral state: so also by the Ministery it hath a certaine organicall state: because it …

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 163 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … ſeperated from his body, as his ſoule; for the union of the one is integrallintegral, of the other it is eſſentiall. The bone is more firmly united in all …
    With rule
    … ſeperated from his body, as his ſoule; for the union of the one is integrallintegral, of the other it is eſſentiall. The bone is more firmly united in all …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Irenicum to the Lover of Truth and Peace · p. 241 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    Ablativalls of the integrallintegral part or matter, be alwayes regular, homo conſtat ex animo & corpore, vas integrum ex …
    With rule
    Ablativalls of the integrallintegral part or matter, be alwayes regular, homo conſtat ex animo & corpore, vas integrum ex …

    Richard Lloyd · The Latin Grammar · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … and beſpoken hereby, is a body conſiſting of divers particulars, all together compleating the integrallintegral means required hereunto. For herehence it followeth, that they muſt be both created, without …
    With rule
    … and beſpoken hereby, is a body conſiſting of divers particulars, all together compleating the integrallintegral means required hereunto. For herehence it followeth, that they muſt be both created, without …

    William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 65 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (32)

13 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 19 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

  • Printed
    … or some other member; because the one is an Essentiall, the other onely an IntegrallIntegral Vnion: and so it is with those who are by bloud or friendship made …
    With rule
    … or some other member; because the one is an Essentiall, the other onely an IntegrallIntegral Vnion: and so it is with those who are by bloud or friendship made …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 332 · Open in the reader

Vindiciae Vindiciarum A31449

  • Printed
    1. Politicall or Organicall, conſiſting of Officers and Members, as the IntegrallIntegral parts thereof; and thoſe Congregations being members of the Catholike viſible Church, as IntegrallIntegral …
    With rule
    1. Politicall or Organicall, conſiſting of Officers and Members, as the IntegrallIntegral parts thereof; and thoſe Congregations being members of the Catholike viſible Church, as IntegrallIntegral …

    Daniel Cawdry · Vindiciae Vindiciarum · p. 3 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … IntegrallIntegral parts thereof; and thoſe Congregations being members of the Catholike viſible Church, as IntegrallIntegral parts thereof. The texts are obvious where it is ſo taken.
    With rule
    … IntegrallIntegral parts thereof; and thoſe Congregations being members of the Catholike viſible Church, as IntegrallIntegral parts thereof. The texts are obvious where it is ſo taken.

    Daniel Cawdry · Vindiciae Vindiciarum · p. 3 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … a Church Entitive, without any Officers (for that had Officers) but only diſtinguiſheth the IntegrallIntegral parts of that Church, into Officers and members: The ſenſe is no more but …
    With rule
    … a Church Entitive, without any Officers (for that had Officers) but only diſtinguiſheth the IntegrallIntegral parts of that Church, into Officers and members: The ſenſe is no more but …

    Daniel Cawdry · Vindiciae Vindiciarum · p. 3 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … to a Totum Integrale, and not extrinſecall, as the object is to a thing.] IntegrallIntegral parts are not ſubjects and adjuncts one to another.
    With rule
    … to a Totum Integrale, and not extrinſecall, as the object is to a thing.] IntegrallIntegral parts are not ſubjects and adjuncts one to another.

    Daniel Cawdry · Vindiciae Vindiciarum · p. 21 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … beleevers, as exiſting without Officers; for that Church had Officers: but only diſtinguiſheth the IntegrallIntegral parts (as your ſelf call them above) of that Church into Officers and members …
    With rule
    … beleevers, as exiſting without Officers; for that Church had Officers: but only diſtinguiſheth the IntegrallIntegral parts (as your ſelf call them above) of that Church into Officers and members …

    Daniel Cawdry · Vindiciae Vindiciarum · p. 24 · Open in the reader

The Elements of Logic A69248

  • Printed
    The IntegrallIntegral parts are thoſe whereof the whole is immediately compounded. As, a Kingdome is immedidiately …
    With rule
    The IntegrallIntegral parts are thoſe whereof the whole is immediately compounded. As, a Kingdome is immedidiately …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Elements of Logic · p. 45 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    There are little p…rts and not IntegrallIntegral, which are notwithſtanding principals, and altogether ne…eſſary. As, the heart and braine in …
    With rule
    There are little p…rts and not IntegrallIntegral, which are notwithſtanding principals, and altogether ne…eſſary. As, the heart and braine in …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Elements of Logic · p. 46 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    1. Whereſoever the Whole is, there alſo all the IntegrallIntegral parts requiſit to being, muſt neceſſarily be. As, where man is, there neceſſarily is …
    With rule
    1. Whereſoever the Whole is, there alſo all the IntegrallIntegral parts requiſit to being, muſt neceſſarily be. As, where man is, there neceſſarily is …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Elements of Logic · p. 47 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … man is, there neceſſarily is the bodie and ſoule. 2. Take away any of the IntegrallIntegral and neceſſarie parts, and you deſtroy the Whole. As, take away the foundation or …
    With rule
    … man is, there neceſſarily is the bodie and ſoule. 2. Take away any of the IntegrallIntegral and neceſſarie parts, and you deſtroy the Whole. As, take away the foundation or …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Elements of Logic · p. 47 · Open in the reader

The Mystical Brazen Serpent A77504

  • Printed
    … of Man, or other living creature; The body is one, one Totum integrale, one IntegrallIntegral whole, made up of many members, which are diſtinct and differing the one from …
    With rule
    … of Man, or other living creature; The body is one, one Totum integrale, one IntegrallIntegral whole, made up of many members, which are diſtinct and differing the one from …

    John Brinsley · The Mystical Brazen Serpent · p. 2 · Open in the reader

The Way of Congregational Churches Cleared A80640

  • Printed
    … Church, as Integral parts of the Church, as the Church is Totum Integrale. Now IntegrallIntegral parts are in…inſecall and eſſentiall to a Totum Integrale, and not extrinſecall, as …
    With rule
    … Church, as Integral parts of the Church, as the Church is Totum Integrale. Now IntegrallIntegral parts are in…inſecall and eſſentiall to a Totum Integrale, and not extrinſecall, as …

    John Cotton · The Way of Congregational Churches Cleared · p. 22 · Open in the reader

A Survey of the Sum of Church Discipline A86533

  • Printed
    4. If every Congregation hath all the IntegrallIntegral parts of a Church, then it is an intire and compleat Church.
    With rule
    4. If every Congregation hath all the IntegrallIntegral parts of a Church, then it is an intire and compleat Church.

    Thomas Hooker · A Survey of the Sum of Church Discipline · p. 128 · Open in the reader