taktake
A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.
- Puritas changed it
- 566 times in 239 works
- Consistency
- 89.2% (566 of 634)
- Reach if approved
- ~666 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Disagrees: taken
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 634 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (566 changes in 239 works, 89.2% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 566)
- Printed… ignorance, & the fleſh was mixed with it, it was not ſincere. So let vs taktake heed to our loue: not only to that loue we beare to Chriſt, but …With rule… ignorance, & the fleſh was mixed with it, it was not ſincere. So let vs taktake heed to our loue: not only to that loue we beare to Chriſt, but …
Robert Rollock · Twenty-Five Lectures Upon the Lords Last Sermon and Conference · p. 73 · Open in the reader
- Printed… with kiſſing of it & bowing & kneling to it / ar ennimies of Chriſts trew croſe & taktake away the means that might ſet owt the glori of Chriſtis croſe.With rule… with kiſſing of it & bowing & kneling to it / ar ennimies of Chriſts trew croſe & taktake away the means that might ſet owt the glori of Chriſtis croſe.
William Turner · The Rescuing of the Romish Fox · Open in the reader
- PrintedLord lat our eine sum sleip do taktake,With ruleLord lat our eine sum sleip do taktake,
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 126 · Open in the reader
- Printed… eſtates an… but men will not ſuffer them: an… therefore conſcience is fain to taktake… ſuch ſudden times as it can get. Y… will ask, What times be they?With rule… eſtates an… but men will not ſuffer them: an… therefore conſcience is fain to taktake… ſuch ſudden times as it can get. Y… will ask, What times be they?
William Fenner · The Souls Looking Glass 2 · p. 232 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of the graces of Gods spirit in them. The spirit it selfe was not taktake…n from them, nay, Christ did still continue in their hearts: but yet for …With rule… of the graces of Gods spirit in them. The spirit it selfe was not taktake…n from them, nay, Christ did still continue in their hearts: but yet for …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 248 · Open in the reader
- PrintedBut in vayn will ſome thinke that all this laboure haue I taktake…: for no man of hole iudgement any parte of this wolde haue denyed: nor …With ruleBut in vayn will ſome thinke that all this laboure haue I taktake…: for no man of hole iudgement any parte of this wolde haue denyed: nor …
John Knox · Letter to Lady Mary · Open in the reader
- Printed… encrese dayly more & more. Wel, now before your departure, I wyl desire you to taktake… y• paynes …o dryncke with me after this our long talke & large cōmunicaciō, yt …With rule… encrese dayly more & more. Wel, now before your departure, I wyl desire you to taktake… y• paynes …o dryncke with me after this our long talke & large cōmunicaciō, yt …
Thomas Becon · A Pleasant New Nosegay · Open in the reader
- Printed… concerning them that deceaue you (not meaning them of you, as you seem to taktake it) 27. But the annointing (the spirite which yee haue receaued of Christ, and which …With rule… concerning them that deceaue you (not meaning them of you, as you seem to taktake it) 27. But the annointing (the spirite which yee haue receaued of Christ, and which …
William Perkins · How a Man May Know Whether he be a Son of God · p. 12 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (68)
48 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 34 are listed here. 20 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Works A05537
- PrintedTakTake tent, for now I purpoſe to begyn.With ruleTakTake tent, for now I purpoſe to begyn.
David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake pacience (ſaid he) it mon be ſo.With ruleTakTake pacience (ſaid he) it mon be ſo.
David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake thow one half, and reik to me ane vther,With ruleTakTake thow one half, and reik to me ane vther,
David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake manlie curage, and leif thyne Inſolence,With ruleTakTake manlie curage, and leif thyne Inſolence,
David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake thow my part (quod he) my bruther,With ruleTakTake thow my part (quod he) my bruther,
David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader
A Dialogue Betwixt Experience and a Courtier A05548
- PrintedTakTake tent, for now I purpose to begyn.With ruleTakTake tent, for now I purpose to begyn.
David Lindsay · A Dialogue Betwixt Experience and a Courtier · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake ane crowat, one pynte stope, and one quartWith ruleTakTake ane crowat, one pynte stope, and one quart
David Lindsay · A Dialogue Betwixt Experience and a Courtier · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake pacience (said he) it mone be soWith ruleTakTake pacience (said he) it mone be so
David Lindsay · A Dialogue Betwixt Experience and a Courtier · Open in the reader
The History of a Noble Squire A05554
- PrintedTakTake ȝow the schip and all the lai…With ruleTakTake ȝow the schip and all the lai…
David Lindsay · The History of a Noble Squire · Open in the reader
A Spiritual Propine of a Pastor to his People A07429
- PrintedTakTake paines and proue, prooffe sall thy hart assure,With ruleTakTake paines and proue, prooffe sall thy hart assure,
James Melville · A Spiritual Propine of a Pastor to his People · Open in the reader
A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs A16106
- Printed… the quhilk he was betrayit, tuke the breid, brak it, gaue thankis, and said. TakTake ȝe, eit ȝe, this is my body quhilk is brokin for ȝow do ȝe …With rule… the quhilk he was betrayit, tuke the breid, brak it, gaue thankis, and said. TakTake ȝe, eit ȝe, this is my body quhilk is brokin for ȝow do ȝe …
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 5 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake not the Name of God in vaine,With ruleTakTake not the Name of God in vaine,
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 7 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake Harpe in hand with mony lustie stringWith ruleTakTake Harpe in hand with mony lustie string
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 82 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake not from me thy godly Spreit,With ruleTakTake not from me thy godly Spreit,
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 109 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake heid thairfoir of this be war.With ruleTakTake heid thairfoir of this be war.
John Wedderburn · A Compendious Bulk of Godly Psalms and Spiritual Songs · p. 189 · Open in the reader
The Last Battle of the Soul A16539
- Printed… to bee words of wrath, that the sinner may be swallowed vp with dispaire. *TakTake heed Sir, who it is that answereth to your cry: Though God should draw …With rule… to bee words of wrath, that the sinner may be swallowed vp with dispaire. *TakTake heed Sir, who it is that answereth to your cry: Though God should draw …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 197 · Open in the reader
- Printed… though more terrible are of a softer swelling, carrying the burden more safelie aboue. TakTake courage the most godlie heart must encounter with manie thorters: The Lord humbleth the …With rule… though more terrible are of a softer swelling, carrying the burden more safelie aboue. TakTake courage the most godlie heart must encounter with manie thorters: The Lord humbleth the …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 198 · Open in the reader
- Printed… now put an end to all the cloudie and darke dayes of his distresse. TakTake in this silly Soule, thy little Lambe within the compasse of thine heauenlie folde …With rule… now put an end to all the cloudie and darke dayes of his distresse. TakTake in this silly Soule, thy little Lambe within the compasse of thine heauenlie folde …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 743 · Open in the reader
- Printed… like a scab that beginneth with itching, but endeth into blisters, boiles & putrifying sores TakTake good heede to thy cariage & to thy, companie, euil cōpany vaine cō municatiō, & rotten …With rule… like a scab that beginneth with itching, but endeth into blisters, boiles & putrifying sores TakTake good heede to thy cariage & to thy, companie, euil cōpany vaine cō municatiō, & rotten …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 944 · Open in the reader
- Printed… deepelie rooted in thine heart: Where euer thou art, thinke God thereto be present: TakTake him at all times to bee an eye-witnes of thy thoughts: Thogh ali …With rule… deepelie rooted in thine heart: Where euer thou art, thinke God thereto be present: TakTake him at all times to bee an eye-witnes of thy thoughts: Thogh ali …
Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · p. 972 · Open in the reader
Sermons Upon the Lords Supper A17050
- Printed… fra death, in the quhilk we war conceaued, & imped in the body of Chriſt. TakTake heed then, Chriſt in his blood, as he is the lawer of our regeneration …With rule… fra death, in the quhilk we war conceaued, & imped in the body of Chriſt. TakTake heed then, Chriſt in his blood, as he is the lawer of our regeneration …
Robert Bruce · Sermons Upon the Lords Supper · Open in the reader
- Printed… a conjunction ȝe ſee, betwixt the word and the thing ſignified be the word. TakTake heed to this conjunctioun, and ȝe ſal get the nature of the conjunction, and …With rule… a conjunction ȝe ſee, betwixt the word and the thing ſignified be the word. TakTake heed to this conjunctioun, and ȝe ſal get the nature of the conjunction, and …
Robert Bruce · Sermons Upon the Lords Supper · Open in the reader
- Printed… of Chriſt in this earth, but be the band of loue, amitie, and charity. TakTake away loue, thou art not a member of this bodie: For loue is the …With rule… of Chriſt in this earth, but be the band of loue, amitie, and charity. TakTake away loue, thou art not a member of this bodie: For loue is the …
Robert Bruce · Sermons Upon the Lords Supper · Open in the reader
A Reexamination of the Five Articles Enacted at Perth in 1618 A17587
- Printed… The Apostle rehearsing the words of the institution, said … but in the plurall number, TakTake… ye…, eat ye. … saith, that the Apostles celebrated as Christ did, e…ndem … teriam …With rule… The Apostle rehearsing the words of the institution, said … but in the plurall number, TakTake… ye…, eat ye. … saith, that the Apostles celebrated as Christ did, e…ndem … teriam …
David Calderwood · A Reexamination of the Five Articles Enacted at Perth in 1618 · p. 42 · Open in the reader
Brief Commendation of Uprightness A19894
- PrintedTakTake tent quha ſic things dois begin,With ruleTakTake tent quha ſic things dois begin,
John Davidson · Brief Commendation of Uprightness · Open in the reader
The Dead Yet Speaking A40646
- Printed… th… dayer of our lives, for in a moment we shall be taken away. TakTake… heed therefore that you doe not make a pastime of, nor dis-esteem the …With rule… th… dayer of our lives, for in a moment we shall be taken away. TakTake… heed therefore that you doe not make a pastime of, nor dis-esteem the …
Thomas Fuller · The Dead Yet Speaking · p. 341 · Open in the reader
Twenty-One Sermons on Amos 1 A68508
- Printed… word, to giue the ſenſe. So hath our countrym…n Tauerner, whoſe reading is, TakTake…th a man his ſnare vp from the ground, afore he catch ſomewhat? The …With rule… word, to giue the ſenſe. So hath our countrym…n Tauerner, whoſe reading is, TakTake…th a man his ſnare vp from the ground, afore he catch ſomewhat? The …
Sebastian Benefield · Twenty-One Sermons on Amos 1 · p. 92 · Open in the reader
The Order of Excommunication and Public Repentance A72495
- PrintedTAKTAKE head to thy self and vnto the flock cōmitted to thy charge, fead the …With ruleTAKTAKE head to thy self and vnto the flock cōmitted to thy charge, fead the …
John Knox · The Order of Excommunication and Public Repentance · Open in the reader
A Satire of the Three Estates A72573
- Printed¶ TAkTake tent to me my freinds and hald ȝow coy,With rule¶ TAkTake tent to me my freinds and hald ȝow coy,
David Lindsay · A Satire of the Three Estates · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake thair ane gay gamond of France:With ruleTakTake thair ane gay gamond of France:
David Lindsay · A Satire of the Three Estates · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake thair ane vther vpon thy peild harne-pan.With ruleTakTake thair ane vther vpon thy peild harne-pan.
David Lindsay · A Satire of the Three Estates · p. 45 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake tent now how the land is clein denudit:With ruleTakTake tent now how the land is clein denudit:
David Lindsay · A Satire of the Three Estates · p. 97 · Open in the reader
- PrintedTakTake thair my hand richt faithfullieWith ruleTakTake thair my hand richt faithfullie
David Lindsay · A Satire of the Three Estates · p. 111 · Open in the reader
The Profit of Godliness B18399
- Printed… servants seeing Jewels and Bracelets lying before him, Tolle tu ista, ego Themistocles sum, TakTake… thou up these things, I am Themistocles; Le… others take up gold and silver …With rule… servants seeing Jewels and Bracelets lying before him, Tolle tu ista, ego Themistocles sum, TakTake… thou up these things, I am Themistocles; Le… others take up gold and silver …
Thomas Byrdall · The Profit of Godliness · p. 23 · Open in the reader