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Waiting for reviewJoins and splitsCandidate #36062 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19
cō sumingcōsuming
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
- No opinion (map not loaded)
- 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
- Printed… backe as if they had bene driuen by the Deuill. For God is a cō ſumingcōsuming fier: in whoſe ſight no fleſh is able to ſtand.With rule… backe as if they had bene driuen by the Deuill. For God is a cō ſumingcōsuming fier: in whoſe ſight no fleſh is able to ſtand.
Martin Luther · Commentary on Galatians · Open in the reader
- Printed… it is no vsury. But if this be not a eating, a gnawing, a cō sumingcōsuming, and an vtter vndoing of my brother, to take after twenty pound, yea, thirtie …With rule… it is no vsury. But if this be not a eating, a gnawing, a cō sumingcōsuming, and an vtter vndoing of my brother, to take after twenty pound, yea, thirtie …
Philip Stubbes · A Motive to Good Works · p. 163 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the Thyati…ē womā hath languished. Rome alſo hath bin ſicke ſince the year 1300 cō ſumingcōsuming more every day, as being ſicke of a conſumption. For ſince that time palenes …With rule… the Thyati…ē womā hath languished. Rome alſo hath bin ſicke ſince the year 1300 cō ſumingcōsuming more every day, as being ſicke of a conſumption. For ſince that time palenes …
Thomas Brightman · A Revelation of the Apocalypse · p. 68 · Open in the reader
- Printed… becauſe he is pure & cleane from al filthines, & from al vnrightuouſnes, very God, a cō ſumingcōsuming fire, doyng no man any wrōg, hauing nothing at all that may be blamed …With rule… becauſe he is pure & cleane from al filthines, & from al vnrightuouſnes, very God, a cō ſumingcōsuming fire, doyng no man any wrōg, hauing nothing at all that may be blamed …
Henrich Bullinger · A Hundred Sermons on Revelation · p. 111 · 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.