whē aswhēas
Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.
- Puritas changed it
- 3 times in 2 works
- Consistency
- 37.5% (3 of 8, in those works)
- Reach if approved
- ~8 places (estimated)
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- Matches
- Phrase, any case
- In our text
- 8 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (3 changes in 2 works, 37.5% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (3 of 3)
- Printed… and iuſtice of Chriſt apprehended by faith: & that this is onely the true righteouſnes: whē aswhēas, whatſoeuer inherent righteouſneſſe there is in vs, and whatſoeuer good worke wee doe, is …With rule… and iuſtice of Chriſt apprehended by faith: & that this is onely the true righteouſnes: whē aswhēas, whatſoeuer inherent righteouſneſſe there is in vs, and whatſoeuer good worke wee doe, is …
Girolamo Zanchi · Confession of the Christian Religion · p. 152 · Open in the reader
- Printed… our part, ſhall gloryfy our ſelues in him. Now, they will here agayne maruell, whē aswhēas they heare, the children of God who may not returne againe vnto their ſound …With rule… our part, ſhall gloryfy our ſelues in him. Now, they will here agayne maruell, whē aswhēas they heare, the children of God who may not returne againe vnto their ſound …
John Calvin · The Immortality of the Soul · Open in the reader
- Printed… as we can, to the end the ſimpler ſort might not be troubled therwith, whē aswhēas they heare it ſayd, that the ſaluation of the ſoules is prolō ged and …With rule… as we can, to the end the ſimpler ſort might not be troubled therwith, whē aswhēas they heare it ſayd, that the ſaluation of the ſoules is prolō ged and …
John Calvin · The Immortality of the Soul · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (5)
5 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Confession of the Christian Religion A15857
- Printed… our eyes, when as we are made partakers of it: Againe it is abſent, whē aswhēas either ouerſhadowed with cloudes, or gone into the other hemiſpheare we cannot ſee it …With rule… our eyes, when as we are made partakers of it: Againe it is abſent, whē aswhēas either ouerſhadowed with cloudes, or gone into the other hemiſpheare we cannot ſee it …
Girolamo Zanchi · Confession of the Christian Religion · p. 133 · Open in the reader
- Printed… it is he alone, againſt whome we properly commit ſinne both mediatly and immediatly, whē aswhēas we breake his lawe: and it is alwaies in the power onely of the …With rule… it is he alone, againſt whome we properly commit ſinne both mediatly and immediatly, whē aswhēas we breake his lawe: and it is alwaies in the power onely of the …
Girolamo Zanchi · Confession of the Christian Religion · p. 253 · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe improper and figuratiue praedication is likewiſe twofold: one, whē aswhēas theſe things which are proper to the wholle perſon, either belonging to the office …With ruleThe improper and figuratiue praedication is likewiſe twofold: one, whē aswhēas theſe things which are proper to the wholle perſon, either belonging to the office …
Girolamo Zanchi · Confession of the Christian Religion · p. 429 · Open in the reader
The Immortality of the Soul A17654
- Printed… from faith to fayth, from vertue to vertue, and enioyed ye taſte of bleſſednes, whē aswhēas they beſtowed themſelues in the remembring of God: theſe do robbe them of fayth …With rule… from faith to fayth, from vertue to vertue, and enioyed ye taſte of bleſſednes, whē aswhēas they beſtowed themſelues in the remembring of God: theſe do robbe them of fayth …
John Calvin · The Immortality of the Soul · Open in the reader
- Printed… ſo great paynes, and liue neuer ſo long. Shall not he ſee the pitt, whē aswhēas he ſeeth the wiſe do dy? The fooliſhe and ignoraunt ſhal both peariſh. They …With rule… ſo great paynes, and liue neuer ſo long. Shall not he ſee the pitt, whē aswhēas he ſeeth the wiſe do dy? The fooliſhe and ignoraunt ſhal both peariſh. They …
John Calvin · The Immortality of the Soul · p. 80 · Open in the reader