Waiting for reviewApostrophes and possessivesCandidate #39540 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

austin'saustin

Apostrophes added or expanded, mostly possessives: gods → god's. Approve one at a time: some places are plurals.

Puritas changed it: 240 times in 127 works
Consistency: 62.8% (240 of 382)
Reach if approved: ~401 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 382 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (240 changes in 127 works, 62.8% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 240)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… in. For as a man that falls into a deep Ditch or Pond ('tis Auſtin'sAustin ſimilitude) does not lie there conſidering how he fell in, but labours ſpeedily to …
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… in. For as a man that falls into a deep Ditch or Pond ('tis Auſtin'sAustin ſimilitude) does not lie there conſidering how he fell in, but labours ſpeedily to …
Samuel Cradock · A Supplement to Knowledge and Practice · p. 68 · Open in the reader
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… call gratia efficax? What is it that makes it ſo? He anſwers in bleſſed Auſtin'sAustin words, Victrix delectatio, an overcoming, a conquering delight: or thus in his own words …
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… call gratia efficax? What is it that makes it ſo? He anſwers in bleſſed Auſtin'sAustin words, Victrix delectatio, an overcoming, a conquering delight: or thus in his own words …
Giles Firmin · The Real Christian · p. 178 · Open in the reader
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… crowned Kings: Is there not great reaſon the Saints ſhould cry out with Monica, Auſtin'sAustin Mother [quid hic facio?] What do I here? Or with Calvin [uſque quo Domine …
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… crowned Kings: Is there not great reaſon the Saints ſhould cry out with Monica, Auſtin'sAustin Mother [quid hic facio?] What do I here? Or with Calvin [uſque quo Domine …
Oliver Heywood · The General Assembly · p. 99 · Open in the reader
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… Far be it from me to conclude that therefore 'tis damned, (which was once Auſtin'sAustin opinion, whence he was called Durus Infantum Pater); yet this I muſt ſay, this …
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… Far be it from me to conclude that therefore 'tis damned, (which was once Auſtin'sAustin opinion, whence he was called Durus Infantum Pater); yet this I muſt ſay, this …
Thomas Jacombe · Holy Dedication Both Personal and Domestic · p. 136 · Open in the reader
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… unbaptized could be ſaved; but if his Book were well conſidered, he rather deſerves Auſtin'sAustin Title, the hard Father of Infants. Now, tho I know none of another mind …
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… unbaptized could be ſaved; but if his Book were well conſidered, he rather deſerves Auſtin'sAustin Title, the hard Father of Infants. Now, tho I know none of another mind …
Hercules Collins · The Antidote Proved a Counterfeit · p. 2 · Open in the reader
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… ſaith (pag. 223.) Neither doth it any way ſavor of Vice or Miſdemeanor (inſtancing in Auſtin'sAustin doing it ignorantly;) their puniſhment ſleeps not, who unneceſſarily and wantonly go about to …
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… ſaith (pag. 223.) Neither doth it any way ſavor of Vice or Miſdemeanor (inſtancing in Auſtin'sAustin doing it ignorantly;) their puniſhment ſleeps not, who unneceſſarily and wantonly go about to …
Richard Baxter · The True Way of Concord of All the Christian Churches · p. 107 · Open in the reader
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M^r Auſtin'sAustin Catechiſm.
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M^r Auſtin'sAustin Catechiſm.
Anthony Burgess · One-Hundred Forty-Five Sermons Upon John 17 · Open in the reader
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… one Engliſh Biſhop, without contradiction from any other joined with him, did allow St. Auſtin'sAustin ſaying that an Infant may peccare in altero; I hope if any now laugh …
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… one Engliſh Biſhop, without contradiction from any other joined with him, did allow St. Auſtin'sAustin ſaying that an Infant may peccare in altero; I hope if any now laugh …
William Barrett · The Nonconformists Vindicated · p. 211 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (142)

96 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 41 are listed here. 46 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Barren Fig Tree A30122

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… British Christians, which he conven'd to a place, which Cambden in his Britannia calls Austin'sAustin Oak; here they met to consult about Matters of Religion; but such was their …
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… British Christians, which he conven'd to a place, which Cambden in his Britannia calls Austin'sAustin Oak; here they met to consult about Matters of Religion; but such was their …
John Bunyan · The Barren Fig Tree · p. 32 · Open in the reader

An Expository Comment on 2 Corinthians 1 A30238

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… yet unleſs we give all to grace, we make it no grace at all. Auſtin'sAustin known aſſertion is very true, Gratia non eſt gratia ullo modo, niſi ſit gratuita …
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… yet unleſs we give all to grace, we make it no grace at all. Auſtin'sAustin known aſſertion is very true, Gratia non eſt gratia ullo modo, niſi ſit gratuita …
Anthony Burgess · An Expository Comment on 2 Corinthians 1 · p. 105 · Open in the reader

The Scripture Directory for Church Officers and People A30242

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To proſecute this, I ſhall remind you of Auſtin'sAustin diviſion of the whole matter of Chriſtian Religion or Wiſdome, viz. the Credenda, Speranda …
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To proſecute this, I ſhall remind you of Auſtin'sAustin diviſion of the whole matter of Chriſtian Religion or Wiſdome, viz. the Credenda, Speranda …
Anthony Burgess · The Scripture Directory for Church Officers and People · p. 239 · Open in the reader

A Treatise of Original Sin A30247

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It is according to Auſtin'sAustin Judgement the great Inſtrument of conveying Original Sinne to the child.
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It is according to Auſtin'sAustin Judgement the great Inſtrument of conveying Original Sinne to the child.
Anthony Burgess · A Treatise of Original Sin · p. 368 · Open in the reader

Diocesan Churches Not Yet Discovered in Primitive Times A33359

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He gives a reaſon why this muſt be aſcribed to St. Auſtin'sAustin modeſty, becauſe he diſcharged the Office of a Biſhop there, in more difficult times …
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He gives a reaſon why this muſt be aſcribed to St. Auſtin'sAustin modeſty, becauſe he diſcharged the Office of a Biſhop there, in more difficult times …
David Clarkson · Diocesan Churches Not Yet Discovered in Primitive Times · p. 31 · Open in the reader
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… my purpoſe as I need; for the Donatiſts having a Biſhoprick in Hippo, St. Auſtin'sAustin muſt needs be diminiſhed thereby, and altogether as much leſſened, as if they had …
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… my purpoſe as I need; for the Donatiſts having a Biſhoprick in Hippo, St. Auſtin'sAustin muſt needs be diminiſhed thereby, and altogether as much leſſened, as if they had …
David Clarkson · Diocesan Churches Not Yet Discovered in Primitive Times · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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… the words again which himſelf hath quoted, he will find it plainly ſignifyed, that Auſtin'sAustin Church belonged to the Region of Hippo, but not that all the Church both …
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… the words again which himſelf hath quoted, he will find it plainly ſignifyed, that Auſtin'sAustin Church belonged to the Region of Hippo, but not that all the Church both …
David Clarkson · Diocesan Churches Not Yet Discovered in Primitive Times · p. 32 · Open in the reader

The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity A36878

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… Africa, ſuch as are the Churches of Gauls, Italy, Greece, Aſia, &c. Theſe are Auſtin'sAustin words in the ſaid Epiſtle, Thouſands of tranſmarine Colleagues remained, where it was evident …
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… Africa, ſuch as are the Churches of Gauls, Italy, Greece, Aſia, &c. Theſe are Auſtin'sAustin words in the ſaid Epiſtle, Thouſands of tranſmarine Colleagues remained, where it was evident …
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity · p. 332 · Open in the reader

The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic A41769

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… head points of Grace and Free Will. He told his familiars, he had read Austin'sAustin Works diligently, ten times over: and has Books against the Pelagians thirty times. He …
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… head points of Grace and Free Will. He told his familiars, he had read Austin'sAustin Works diligently, ten times over: and has Books against the Pelagians thirty times. He …
Theophilus Gale · The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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… the affair under debate, and the other concerneth St. Austins Autoritie—Soon after St. Austin'sAustin death, some Priests of France found fault with his writings, and troubled the Peace …
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… the affair under debate, and the other concerneth St. Austins Autoritie—Soon after St. Austin'sAustin death, some Priests of France found fault with his writings, and troubled the Peace …
Theophilus Gale · The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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… these Censors—Your Holines will hear with wonder, that after having openly attaqued S. Austin'sAustin Doctrine, with their utmost strength, both by themselves, and by the help of the …
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… these Censors—Your Holines will hear with wonder, that after having openly attaqued S. Austin'sAustin Doctrine, with their utmost strength, both by themselves, and by the help of the …
Theophilus Gale · The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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… in this conjuncture, in order to a full clearing of matters controverted between St. Austin'sAustin Disciples, and those of Molina, we conceived that we had nothing left but to …
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… in this conjuncture, in order to a full clearing of matters controverted between St. Austin'sAustin Disciples, and those of Molina, we conceived that we had nothing left but to …
Theophilus Gale · The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic · p. 70 · Open in the reader
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… those Propositions, without excepting the sense of Grace effectual by it self, and St. Austin'sAustin Doctrine, which the enemies of both have designed, in obtaining this condemnation, to overthrow …
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… those Propositions, without excepting the sense of Grace effectual by it self, and St. Austin'sAustin Doctrine, which the enemies of both have designed, in obtaining this condemnation, to overthrow …
Theophilus Gale · The True Idea of Jansenism Both Historic and Dogmatic · p. 70 · Open in the reader

The History of the Church of Great Britain A42548

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… from their labours in Prayer and Meditation on the Scriptures. Over that Church, at Auſtin'sAustin coming, was Dinochus a Learned Man, who, when Auſtin required the Britiſh Biſhops to …
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… from their labours in Prayer and Meditation on the Scriptures. Over that Church, at Auſtin'sAustin coming, was Dinochus a Learned Man, who, when Auſtin required the Britiſh Biſhops to …
William Gearing · The History of the Church of Great Britain · p. 12 · Open in the reader
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… be the Pariſh-Church of the ſaid Pariſhes ſo united. The Pariſhes of St. Auſtin'sAustin and St. Faiths, ſhall be united into one Pariſh, and the Church of St …
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… be the Pariſh-Church of the ſaid Pariſhes ſo united. The Pariſhes of St. Auſtin'sAustin and St. Faiths, ſhall be united into one Pariſh, and the Church of St …
William Gearing · The History of the Church of Great Britain · p. 385 · Open in the reader

One Hundred Select Sermons A44565

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… be formed in their children, as that holy woman we ſpake of before, St. Auſtin'sAustin Mother, when they have travelled with them once to this purpoſe, to travel with …
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… be formed in their children, as that holy woman we ſpake of before, St. Auſtin'sAustin Mother, when they have travelled with them once to this purpoſe, to travel with …
Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 371 · Open in the reader

A Pacific Discourse of Gods Grace A45400

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§. 73. Of the manner of S. Auſtin'sAustin aſſerting preſcience I need not farther inſiſt, then that by the expreſſe words of …
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§. 73. Of the manner of S. Auſtin'sAustin aſſerting preſcience I need not farther inſiſt, then that by the expreſſe words of …
Henry Hammond · A Pacific Discourse of Gods Grace · p. 141 · Open in the reader

Defense of the People of England A50893

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… Now who can ſufficiently wonder at your Impudence, or Careleſsneſs and Neglect. Till St. Auſtin'sAustin time, ſay you, and lower down than the age that he lived in, there …
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… Now who can ſufficiently wonder at your Impudence, or Careleſsneſs and Neglect. Till St. Auſtin'sAustin time, ſay you, and lower down than the age that he lived in, there …
John Milton · Defense of the People of England · p. 86 · Open in the reader

The Nullity of the Romish Faith A55387

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… proved it so to be by the Scriptures. To conclude, so evident is St. Austin'sAustin judgment in that point, that it forced this ingenuous confession from a learned and …
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… proved it so to be by the Scriptures. To conclude, so evident is St. Austin'sAustin judgment in that point, that it forced this ingenuous confession from a learned and …
Matthew Poole · The Nullity of the Romish Faith · p. 48 · Open in the reader
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… of Council, the same judgment is to be passed upon them. You see St. Austin'sAustin mind is plain, and doth (our Adversaries themselves being judges) directly overturne that great …
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… of Council, the same judgment is to be passed upon them. You see St. Austin'sAustin mind is plain, and doth (our Adversaries themselves being judges) directly overturne that great …
Matthew Poole · The Nullity of the Romish Faith · p. 48 · Open in the reader
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§ 11. But because it is of some concernment to understand Austin'sAustin mind in this point, (whose authority is so venerable both to them and us …
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§ 11. But because it is of some concernment to understand Austin'sAustin mind in this point, (whose authority is so venerable both to them and us …
Matthew Poole · The Nullity of the Romish Faith · p. 79 · Open in the reader

The Grounds of Protestant Religion A61588

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… by S. Austin, were not about matters necessary to be believed; and so S. Austin'sAustin Book of Heresies makes nothing for you; but very much against you, considering that …
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… by S. Austin, were not about matters necessary to be believed; and so S. Austin'sAustin Book of Heresies makes nothing for you; but very much against you, considering that …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 68 · Open in the reader
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… account admit of a quicker dispatch. In which the first Section begins with S. Austin'sAustin Testimony, which should have been considered before, and now it comes out with the …
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… account admit of a quicker dispatch. In which the first Section begins with S. Austin'sAustin Testimony, which should have been considered before, and now it comes out with the …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 283 · Open in the reader
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… Scripture, he would not believe her) with another which you pretend to be S. Austin'sAustin; If the Scripture should speak any thing contrary to the Church, we could not …
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… Scripture, he would not believe her) with another which you pretend to be S. Austin'sAustin; If the Scripture should speak any thing contrary to the Church, we could not …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 283 · Open in the reader
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… agree, To whom he must give them. Nothing then could be further from S. Austin'sAustin meaning, than that S. Peter received the Keyes, as Head of the Church, and …
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… agree, To whom he must give them. Nothing then could be further from S. Austin'sAustin meaning, than that S. Peter received the Keyes, as Head of the Church, and …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 540 · Open in the reader
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… the Sacrifice of the Mass, which you hope the Reader will mark for S. Austin'sAustin sake; wherein you betray most egregious ignorance or fraud, if you either suppose the …
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… the Sacrifice of the Mass, which you hope the Reader will mark for S. Austin'sAustin sake; wherein you betray most egregious ignorance or fraud, if you either suppose the …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 598 · Open in the reader

Forty Sermons A63825

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… Faith and Obedience, I think he ſaid true. Quanto apertior, tanto profundior; it was Auſtin'sAustin Judgment of it; and if we will believe him that ſaid it, if we …
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… Faith and Obedience, I think he ſaid true. Quanto apertior, tanto profundior; it was Auſtin'sAustin Judgment of it; and if we will believe him that ſaid it, if we …
Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 392 · Open in the reader
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… ſtrength of Paul, or the eloquence of Apollo's preaching; had you Chryſoſtom's tongue, or Auſtin'sAustin pen; had you all the perfections that could be named or thought of, I …
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… ſtrength of Paul, or the eloquence of Apollo's preaching; had you Chryſoſtom's tongue, or Auſtin'sAustin pen; had you all the perfections that could be named or thought of, I …
Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 428 · Open in the reader
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… good Report of them that are without: And it was a part of St. Auſtin'sAustin commendation in the ſame Author, that Talis erat quum ipſe foris eſset, ut ab …
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… good Report of them that are without: And it was a part of St. Auſtin'sAustin commendation in the ſame Author, that Talis erat quum ipſe foris eſset, ut ab …
Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 434 · Open in the reader
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… well-being, it's good to draw near to God; and teach us to make Auſtin'sAustin Confeſſion, Male eſt mihi praeter te, non ſolum extra me, ſed in meipſo, & omnis …
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… well-being, it's good to draw near to God; and teach us to make Auſtin'sAustin Confeſſion, Male eſt mihi praeter te, non ſolum extra me, ſed in meipſo, & omnis …
Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 516 · Open in the reader

The Riches of Gods Love A64002

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… nos agimus, acquieſcerent. Hoc enim ſignificaſtis Literis veſtris. This was Proſper's motion; now mark Auſtin'sAustin anſwer. Quid igitur opus eſt ut eorum ſcrutemur opuſcula, qui priuſquam iſta Haereſis oriretur …
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… nos agimus, acquieſcerent. Hoc enim ſignificaſtis Literis veſtris. This was Proſper's motion; now mark Auſtin'sAustin anſwer. Quid igitur opus eſt ut eorum ſcrutemur opuſcula, qui priuſquam iſta Haereſis oriretur …
William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 47 · Open in the reader
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… or two I will borrow likewiſe from ſome perſon of note, and thoſe Saint Auſtin'sAustin followers too, who lived about 400 yeares after Saint Auſtin'sAustin time. Remigius the great Patron …
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… or two I will borrow likewiſe from ſome perſon of note, and thoſe Saint Auſtin'sAustin followers too, who lived about 400 yeares after Saint Auſtin'sAustin time. Remigius the great Patron …
William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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… accounted to be an Orthodox Father and well known to be a follower of Auſtin'sAustin.
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… accounted to be an Orthodox Father and well known to be a follower of Auſtin'sAustin.
William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 32 · Open in the reader
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… cannot be reſiſted. This is Proſpers argument, who to ſome objecting that by St. Auſtin'sAustin doctrine, when Fathers defile their own Daughters, and Mothers their own Sonnes, Servants murther …
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… cannot be reſiſted. This is Proſpers argument, who to ſome objecting that by St. Auſtin'sAustin doctrine, when Fathers defile their own Daughters, and Mothers their own Sonnes, Servants murther …
William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 52 · Open in the reader
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… to worke it; but only by God's will to permit it. And it is Auſtin'sAustin expreſſe profeſſiō, that Non aliquid fit niſi omnipotens fieri velit. Not any thing comes …
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… to worke it; but only by God's will to permit it. And it is Auſtin'sAustin expreſſe profeſſiō, that Non aliquid fit niſi omnipotens fieri velit. Not any thing comes …
William Twisse · The Riches of Gods Love · p. 128 · Open in the reader

Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated A66525

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… uſe in the firſt times, he goes about to prove it very ſimply, from Auſtin'sAustin being Baptized at full years: as if Auſtin'sAustin times had been the firſt times …
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… uſe in the firſt times, he goes about to prove it very ſimply, from Auſtin'sAustin being Baptized at full years: as if Auſtin'sAustin times had been the firſt times …
Obadiah Wills · Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated · p. 22 · Open in the reader
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… in this Writer, That the Baptiſm of Infants was an Invention found out in Auſtin'sAustin time, to waſh away Original Sin, of which Chriſtians till then had been ignorant …
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… in this Writer, That the Baptiſm of Infants was an Invention found out in Auſtin'sAustin time, to waſh away Original Sin, of which Chriſtians till then had been ignorant …
Obadiah Wills · Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated · p. 23 · Open in the reader
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… it is rendred 1 Cor. 11.2. and the ſame word is rendred Traditions, 2 Theſ. 2.15. So that Auſtin'sAustin Intendment by that expreſſion of Apoſtolical Tradition, is nothing elſe but Apoſtolical Ordinance, or …
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… it is rendred 1 Cor. 11.2. and the ſame word is rendred Traditions, 2 Theſ. 2.15. So that Auſtin'sAustin Intendment by that expreſſion of Apoſtolical Tradition, is nothing elſe but Apoſtolical Ordinance, or …
Obadiah Wills · Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated · p. 118 · Open in the reader
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… ſets down the Errors of the Donatiſts, and gives us the ſum of all Auſtin'sAustin Diſputes with them, ſpeaks not a word of this, but in divers places ſhews …
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… ſets down the Errors of the Donatiſts, and gives us the ſum of all Auſtin'sAustin Diſputes with them, ſpeaks not a word of this, but in divers places ſhews …
Obadiah Wills · Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated · p. 112 · Open in the reader
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… to put it out of all doubt that the Words of Fabian was not Auſtin'sAustin, but rather Fabian's own Paraphraſe upon them, appears by what we find in the …
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… to put it out of all doubt that the Words of Fabian was not Auſtin'sAustin, but rather Fabian's own Paraphraſe upon them, appears by what we find in the …
Obadiah Wills · Infant Baptism Asserted and Vindicated · p. 124 · Open in the reader

A Christian Library A67744

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… since. The sinceer Christian was so reputed in Pliny's time, and after in St. Austin'sAustin time: yea, Julian the Pelagian could gibe St. Austin, that he had none of …
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… since. The sinceer Christian was so reputed in Pliny's time, and after in St. Austin'sAustin time: yea, Julian the Pelagian could gibe St. Austin, that he had none of …
Richard Younge · A Christian Library · p. 12 · Open in the reader