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Waiting for reviewJoins and splitsCandidate #36054 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19
cō playnedcōplayned
Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.
- Puritas changed it
- 4 times in 4 works
- Consistency
- 100% (4 of 4, in those works)
- Reach if approved
- ~4 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
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- Matches
- Phrase, any case
- In our text
- 4 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (4 changes in 4 works, 100% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (4 of 4)
Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
- Printedwas in dede as he had sayd, but cō playnedcōplayned rather, that it shulde be so: as many men speke many thinges, not that …With rulewas in dede as he had sayd, but cō playnedcōplayned rather, that it shulde be so: as many men speke many thinges, not that …
Hugh Latimer · Sermon Before Parliament Began · Open in the reader
- Printed… God him self was author? It is a long tyme since that Saint Augustīe cō playnedcōplayned hereof, when he wrote to Ianuarius, but there is no doubte if he had …With rule… God him self was author? It is a long tyme since that Saint Augustīe cō playnedcōplayned hereof, when he wrote to Ianuarius, but there is no doubte if he had …
Theodore Beza · Answer to Navarre · Open in the reader
- Printed… is very much ſlackened touching the ſearching out of other things. Wherefore Seneca iuſtly cō playnedcōplayned, y• a good part of our life is loſt whileſt we do nothing: but …With rule… is very much ſlackened touching the ſearching out of other things. Wherefore Seneca iuſtly cō playnedcōplayned, y• a good part of our life is loſt whileſt we do nothing: but …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · p. 415 · Open in the reader
- Printed… were two sore enemies in Hadley, Walter Clerke, and Iohn Clerke, two brethren, these cō playnedcōplayned to the Counsayle, that an hundred men were not able to fetch the sayde …With rule… were two sore enemies in Hadley, Walter Clerke, and Iohn Clerke, two brethren, these cō playnedcōplayned to the Counsayle, that an hundred men were not able to fetch the sayde …
John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 2083 · 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.