Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #4319 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

courtesiecourtesy

ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.

Puritas changed it: 1,552 times in 753 works
Consistency: 84.3% (1,552 of 1,840)
Reach if approved: ~1,934 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: courtesy
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 1,841 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,552 changes in 753 works, 84.3% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,552)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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… ſoftneſſe and meekneſſe. But now, what reaſon doth he giue why ſuch kindneſſe and courteſiecourtesy ſhould be vſed toward others? Marke that in this 3. verſe, for we our ſelues …
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… ſoftneſſe and meekneſſe. But now, what reaſon doth he giue why ſuch kindneſſe and courteſiecourtesy ſhould be vſed toward others? Marke that in this 3. verſe, for we our ſelues …
Paul Baynes · Epitome of Mans Misery and Delivery · p. 20 · Open in the reader
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And trust thy honest offer'd courtesiecourtesy,
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And trust thy honest offer'd courtesiecourtesy,
John Milton · A Mask Presented · p. 12 · Open in the reader
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… In this ciuill societie we may performe outward ciuill dutie of loue and ciuill courtesiecourtesy. Tit. 3. 2.
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… In this ciuill societie we may performe outward ciuill dutie of loue and ciuill courtesiecourtesy. Tit. 3. 2.
William Perkins · Lectures Upon Revelation 1-3 · p. 128 · Open in the reader
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… hatefull: very ambitious they are in all things, respectiue to their credit, full of courtesiecourtesy each to other, neuer bralling, no not at home with their houshoulds. The Inconstancie …
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… hatefull: very ambitious they are in all things, respectiue to their credit, full of courtesiecourtesy each to other, neuer bralling, no not at home with their houshoulds. The Inconstancie …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 440 · Open in the reader
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… lest losse by a friend. But suppose we answere our friendes in some slight courtesiecourtesy, hoping for a greater: who will doe good to his enemies? If thine enemie …
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… lest losse by a friend. But suppose we answere our friendes in some slight courtesiecourtesy, hoping for a greater: who will doe good to his enemies? If thine enemie …
Thomas Adams · The City of Peace · p. 60 · Open in the reader
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… num. 48. cap. 5. num. 48. 82 29 formalites formalistes 83 28 & ut 85 41 familiarly familiarity 86 15 respect respected 87 24 Superior Supprior 31 replieth rejoyndeth 90 26 courtesiecourtesy courteous 91 5 it the it hath for it the 93 at Marg. (x) pag. 14. pag. 19. 95 12 indecently …
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… num. 48. cap. 5. num. 48. 82 29 formalites formalistes 83 28 & ut 85 41 familiarly familiarity 86 15 respect respected 87 24 Superior Supprior 31 replieth rejoyndeth 90 26 courtesiecourtesy courteous 91 5 it the it hath for it the 93 at Marg. (x) pag. 14. pag. 19. 95 12 indecently …
George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · Open in the reader
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… crucified our Head, howsoever by wordes of salutation they seemed to giue Him honour & courtesiecourtesy; yet they shew by their deeds they meant disgrace and crueltie. Even so the …
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… crucified our Head, howsoever by wordes of salutation they seemed to giue Him honour & courtesiecourtesy; yet they shew by their deeds they meant disgrace and crueltie. Even so the …
William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 14 · Open in the reader
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… obligation; as if he would say, The seruice you do, is done but of courtesiecourtesy; but though you do no more, than in duty you are bound to do …
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… obligation; as if he would say, The seruice you do, is done but of courtesiecourtesy; but though you do no more, than in duty you are bound to do …
Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · p. 492 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (288)

166 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 122 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Exposition on John 5 A01972

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2 CourteſieCourtesy and obeyſance: not as children and ſeruants for euery light occaſion, for heerein a …
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2 CourteſieCourtesy and obeyſance: not as children and ſeruants for euery light occaſion, for heerein a …
William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 21 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Peter and Jude A06502

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… called God. Finally, lea… thus to iudge al theſe matters: whereſoeuer Loue, Mildneſſe, and CourteſieCourtesy are wanting, there doubtleſſe all other Workes be damnable. Wee ſee therefore how plainely …
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… called God. Finally, lea… thus to iudge al theſe matters: whereſoeuer Loue, Mildneſſe, and CourteſieCourtesy are wanting, there doubtleſſe all other Workes be damnable. Wee ſee therefore how plainely …
Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · p. 77 · Open in the reader

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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Their CourtesieCourtesy (if men will be content
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Their CourtesieCourtesy (if men will be content
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 197 · Open in the reader

A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 A17385

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Be courteous.] CourtesieCourtesy is the fift thing required in our conversation one towards another. This is exacted …
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Be courteous.] CourtesieCourtesy is the fift thing required in our conversation one towards another. This is exacted …
Nicholas Byfield · A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 · p. 685 · Open in the reader
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CourtesieCourtesy. It containeth seven things,
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CourtesieCourtesy. It containeth seven things,
Nicholas Byfield · A Commentary on 1 Peter 1-3 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Colossians A17648

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… of ſpeach, he noteth an earneſt and entire affection of mercye. Secondlye he putteth CourteſieCourtesy (For ſo it liketh me to tranſlate foreign (wherewith wee are made amyable and beloued …
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… of ſpeach, he noteth an earneſt and entire affection of mercye. Secondlye he putteth CourteſieCourtesy (For ſo it liketh me to tranſlate foreign (wherewith wee are made amyable and beloued …
John Calvin · Commentary on Colossians · p. 69 · Open in the reader
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… ſubmitted himſelf vnto modeſtie, challenging nothing to himſelfe. Kindneſſe which followeth, extendeth largelier than CourteſieCourtesy. for courteſiecourtesy is principally in the countenaunce and ſpeeche: and kindneſſe is alſo in …
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… ſubmitted himſelf vnto modeſtie, challenging nothing to himſelfe. Kindneſſe which followeth, extendeth largelier than CourteſieCourtesy. for courteſiecourtesy is principally in the countenaunce and ſpeeche: and kindneſſe is alſo in …
John Calvin · Commentary on Colossians · p. 69 · Open in the reader

The Duties Commanded and Sins Forbidden in the Law of God A20720

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The duty opposed: Humanity, or foreign, CourtesieCourtesy. 1. Pet. 3. 8. Gen. 23. 4, 6. 24. 19. Act. 27. 3.
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The duty opposed: Humanity, or foreign, CourtesieCourtesy. 1. Pet. 3. 8. Gen. 23. 4, 6. 24. 19. Act. 27. 3.
George Downame · The Duties Commanded and Sins Forbidden in the Law of God · Open in the reader

The Ladys Calling A23744

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1. IN the next place we may reckon Affability and CourtesieCourtesy, which as it is amiable in all, so it is singularly so in women …
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1. IN the next place we may reckon Affability and CourtesieCourtesy, which as it is amiable in all, so it is singularly so in women …
Richard Allestree · The Ladys Calling · p. 65 · Open in the reader
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3. On the other side, if we consider the effects of CourtesieCourtesy, they are quite contrary; it endears to all, and often keeps up a Reputation …
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3. On the other side, if we consider the effects of CourtesieCourtesy, they are quite contrary; it endears to all, and often keeps up a Reputation …
Richard Allestree · The Ladys Calling · p. 66 · Open in the reader

The Whole Duty of Man A23775

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18. A second thing we owe to all is Humanity and CourtesieCourtesy of behaviour, contrary to that sullen churlishness we finde spoken of in Nabal, who …
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18. A second thing we owe to all is Humanity and CourtesieCourtesy of behaviour, contrary to that sullen churlishness we finde spoken of in Nabal, who …
Richard Allestree · The Whole Duty of Man · p. 265 · Open in the reader

A Treasury of Divine Raptures A28161

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481. On a CourteſieCourtesy.
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481. On a CourteſieCourtesy.
Nicolas Billingsley · A Treasury of Divine Raptures · p. 229 · Open in the reader

The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living A28620

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… Chriſt: none could inforce or conſtrain him to it. Now the more willingly a CourteſieCourtesy is done, the better it is. This doth inhance and heighten a courteſiecourtesy, when …
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… Chriſt: none could inforce or conſtrain him to it. Now the more willingly a CourteſieCourtesy is done, the better it is. This doth inhance and heighten a courteſiecourtesy, when …
Samuel Bolton · The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints and Sinners Living · p. 17 · Open in the reader

Several Poems A29149

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To hold his own, of his free CourteſieCourtesy.
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To hold his own, of his free CourteſieCourtesy.
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 95 · Open in the reader
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And CourteſieCourtesy to th' utmoſt he pretends,
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And CourteſieCourtesy to th' utmoſt he pretends,
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 119 · Open in the reader

A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government A29737

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… And King Edward, though voluntarily before he had done it in a way of CourtesieCourtesy, yet being now impetiously commanded, he refuseth it: upon which refusall, all his Territories …
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… And King Edward, though voluntarily before he had done it in a way of CourtesieCourtesy, yet being now impetiously commanded, he refuseth it: upon which refusall, all his Territories …
Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 133 · Open in the reader

Gospel Conversation A30579

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… Tribe of which it is ſo much ſpoken, to be a Tribe, full of CourteſieCourtesy, and Civility, of a peacable and quiet diſpoſition, as Naphtali was; you ſhall find …
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… Tribe of which it is ſo much ſpoken, to be a Tribe, full of CourteſieCourtesy, and Civility, of a peacable and quiet diſpoſition, as Naphtali was; you ſhall find …
Jeremiah Burroughs · Gospel Conversation · p. 319 · Open in the reader

A Help to Holy Walking A30675

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… from a Friend, eſpecially if we expect ſome promiſe in it of ſome great CourteſieCourtesy? the Word is Gods Epiſtle ſent from Heaven, ſtuff'd thick with gracious promiſes; if …
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… from a Friend, eſpecially if we expect ſome promiſe in it of ſome great CourteſieCourtesy? the Word is Gods Epiſtle ſent from Heaven, ſtuff'd thick with gracious promiſes; if …
Edward Bury · A Help to Holy Walking · p. 51 · Open in the reader

Existence and Attributes of God A32723

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… eaſie for them, by gnawing their Enemies Bow-ſtrings. They were mindful of the CourteſieCourtesy of Animals, though unintended by thoſe Creatures; and we are regardleſs of the fore …
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… eaſie for them, by gnawing their Enemies Bow-ſtrings. They were mindful of the CourteſieCourtesy of Animals, though unintended by thoſe Creatures; and we are regardleſs of the fore …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 662 · Open in the reader
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… though he hath before received many good turns from him: The Vertue, Valour, and CourteſieCourtesy of a Prince, will hardly make him affected by thoſe, againſt whom he is …
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… though he hath before received many good turns from him: The Vertue, Valour, and CourteſieCourtesy of a Prince, will hardly make him affected by thoſe, againſt whom he is …
Stephen Charnock · Existence and Attributes of God · p. 676 · Open in the reader

The Life and Death of Black Prince Edward A33325

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Victorious Youth so full of CourtesieCourtesy;
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Victorious Youth so full of CourtesieCourtesy;
Samuel Clarke · The Life and Death of Black Prince Edward · p. 20 · Open in the reader

The Lives and Deaths of Persons Surnamed Great A33329

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… temperance in life, aptness to Arms, Eloquence of Speech, Faithfulness of his Word, and CourtesieCourtesy in his Behaviour. He gave without disdain, and received with great Honour: Being but …
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… temperance in life, aptness to Arms, Eloquence of Speech, Faithfulness of his Word, and CourtesieCourtesy in his Behaviour. He gave without disdain, and received with great Honour: Being but …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives and Deaths of Persons Surnamed Great · p. 164 · Open in the reader
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… not the envy of the Court; but that his great Vertues, and rare-found CourtesieCourtesy (in so great fortune) together with so many great services as he had done …
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… not the envy of the Court; but that his great Vertues, and rare-found CourtesieCourtesy (in so great fortune) together with so many great services as he had done …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives and Deaths of Persons Surnamed Great · p. 260 · Open in the reader

The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons A33330

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… she was not Cynically averse to a decent and convenient degree of Affability and CourtesieCourtesy (a Virtue which was also very conspicuous in her) appeared, in that she used …
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… she was not Cynically averse to a decent and convenient degree of Affability and CourtesieCourtesy (a Virtue which was also very conspicuous in her) appeared, in that she used …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 198 · Open in the reader
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This her CourtesieCourtesy she extended to all sorts of Persons, even to such whom we look down …
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This her CourtesieCourtesy she extended to all sorts of Persons, even to such whom we look down …
Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 198 · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A33971

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… the Nobleſt Example of Piety, and trueſt Pattern of Honour, Liberality, Temperance, Humility and CourteſieCourtesy, which it hath pleaſed God in this laſt Age to ſhew upon the ſtage …
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… the Nobleſt Example of Piety, and trueſt Pattern of Honour, Liberality, Temperance, Humility and CourteſieCourtesy, which it hath pleaſed God in this laſt Age to ſhew upon the ſtage …
John Collinges · Two Treatises · p. 38 · Open in the reader
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… vertuous actions, which may make him a good neighbour. From Honour, obedience to Governours, CourteſieCourtesy to ſome who have done him a kindneſs; or an ingenuous nature abhorring to …
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… vertuous actions, which may make him a good neighbour. From Honour, obedience to Governours, CourteſieCourtesy to ſome who have done him a kindneſs; or an ingenuous nature abhorring to …
John Collinges · Two Treatises · p. 91 · Open in the reader

The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion A34537

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… taken off by death he leaves all to a Successor depending rather upon the CourtesieCourtesy of the present Grandees, and the peoples peaceable inclination▪ than any potent abilities or …
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… taken off by death he leaves all to a Successor depending rather upon the CourtesieCourtesy of the present Grandees, and the peoples peaceable inclination▪ than any potent abilities or …
John Corbet · The Interest of England in the Matter of Religion · p. 15 · Open in the reader

A Christians Acquiescence in Divine Providence A39911

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Her CourteſieCourtesy, as I have intimated, ſhe extended to all ſorts of perſons; even to thoſe …
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Her CourteſieCourtesy, as I have intimated, ſhe extended to all ſorts of perſons; even to thoſe …
Simon Ford · A Christians Acquiescence in Divine Providence · p. 106 · Open in the reader

The Appeal of Injured Innocence A40651

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… demanding Officium, where she never bestow'd Beneficium, and requiring duty where she never conferred CourtesieCourtesy. Rome therefore being no faire Creditor, but so cruell an Extortioner, I conceive my …
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… demanding Officium, where she never bestow'd Beneficium, and requiring duty where she never conferred CourtesieCourtesy. Rome therefore being no faire Creditor, but so cruell an Extortioner, I conceive my …
Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 57 · Open in the reader
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… of great Ladyes and Persons of Honour, wherein he did personate the Compleatness of CourtesieCourtesy to that Sex: otherwise a woman was seldom to be seen in his House …
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… of great Ladyes and Persons of Honour, wherein he did personate the Compleatness of CourtesieCourtesy to that Sex: otherwise a woman was seldom to be seen in his House …
Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 77 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Matthew 4:1-11 A40659

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… my addresses to your Honor, one of the most civil of your Greatness, as CourtesieCourtesy is the truest badge of ancient Nobility. I desire, that not onely the leaves …
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… my addresses to your Honor, one of the most civil of your Greatness, as CourtesieCourtesy is the truest badge of ancient Nobility. I desire, that not onely the leaves …
Thomas Fuller · Commentary on Matthew 4:1-11 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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… not be pressed. So good was the meeting of Modesty in a poor, with CourtesieCourtesy in an Honourable Person, and Gentry I believe in Both. And I have reason …
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… not be pressed. So good was the meeting of Modesty in a poor, with CourtesieCourtesy in an Honourable Person, and Gentry I believe in Both. And I have reason …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 46 · Open in the reader
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… treating of this subject, I conceive my selfe bound (if not in Conscience) in CourtesieCourtesy, to wish these Work-men a good speed in their lawful endeavours, whilest they …
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… treating of this subject, I conceive my selfe bound (if not in Conscience) in CourtesieCourtesy, to wish these Work-men a good speed in their lawful endeavours, whilest they …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 244 · Open in the reader

The Holy State A40674

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… Virgin, let the reader know that virginity belongs to both sexes; and though in CourtesieCourtesy we make our Maid a female, let not my pen be chalenged of improprietie …
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… Virgin, let the reader know that virginity belongs to both sexes; and though in CourtesieCourtesy we make our Maid a female, let not my pen be chalenged of improprietie …
Thomas Fuller · The Holy State · p. 34 · Open in the reader
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HOspitality is threefold: for ones familie; this is of Necessity: for strangers; this is CourtesieCourtesy: for the poore; this is Charity. Of the two latter.
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HOspitality is threefold: for ones familie; this is of Necessity: for strangers; this is CourtesieCourtesy: for the poore; this is Charity. Of the two latter.
Thomas Fuller · The Holy State · p. 153 · Open in the reader

A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine A40681

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… and did so repair their lost reputation by practising the Primitive vertues of Piety, CourtesieCourtesy, Hospitality; Valour, Wisdome, and Learning; thus going home to the Climate wherein Nobility was …
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… and did so repair their lost reputation by practising the Primitive vertues of Piety, CourtesieCourtesy, Hospitality; Valour, Wisdome, and Learning; thus going home to the Climate wherein Nobility was …
Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · Open in the reader
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… seven years in the building of the Temple. 1 Herod was a King by the CourtesieCourtesy of Rome, and accountable unto Augustus the Emperour. 2 Herod (whilest Solomon was a Merchant …
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… seven years in the building of the Temple. 1 Herod was a King by the CourtesieCourtesy of Rome, and accountable unto Augustus the Emperour. 2 Herod (whilest Solomon was a Merchant …
Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · p. 425 · Open in the reader

The Young Mans Guide A41668

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… Be affable and courteous unto all, avoiding all morose and supercilious behaviour. Religion requires CourtesieCourtesy, as well as Piety; Good Manners together with Good Consciences. Many Moral men who …
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… Be affable and courteous unto all, avoiding all morose and supercilious behaviour. Religion requires CourtesieCourtesy, as well as Piety; Good Manners together with Good Consciences. Many Moral men who …
Thomas Gouge · The Young Mans Guide · p. 142 · Open in the reader

Philadelphia A42553

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3. The Love of CourteſieCourtesy and Gentleneſs.
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3. The Love of CourteſieCourtesy and Gentleneſs.
William Gearing · Philadelphia · Open in the reader
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III. The Love of CourteſieCourtesy and Gentleneſs. We owe Kindneſs and Gentleneſs to all men; This is a Fruit …
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III. The Love of CourteſieCourtesy and Gentleneſs. We owe Kindneſs and Gentleneſs to all men; This is a Fruit …
William Gearing · Philadelphia · p. 36 · Open in the reader

The Holy Arbor A42920

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2. Of CourteſieCourtesy, when one rich friend lends unto another; this is left to a mans own …
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2. Of CourteſieCourtesy, when one rich friend lends unto another; this is left to a mans own …
John Godolphin · The Holy Arbor · p. 295 · Open in the reader

A Memorial Offered to John Williams A43532

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… that noble-minded and ancient Baron John Lord Lumley, who received him with equal CourteſieCourtesy and Bounty as his Kinſman. That Lord having given his Siſter in Marriage to …
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… that noble-minded and ancient Baron John Lord Lumley, who received him with equal CourteſieCourtesy and Bounty as his Kinſman. That Lord having given his Siſter in Marriage to …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 11 · Open in the reader
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227. Hold out your Great CourteſieCourtesy my Lord, to a few Words more. The Anſwering of an Objection or two …
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227. Hold out your Great CourteſieCourtesy my Lord, to a few Words more. The Anſwering of an Objection or two …
John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 221 · Open in the reader

A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer A44344

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… his Grace and Holineſs, let him walk as prudently, and melt into kindneſs and CourteſieCourtesy; the World wil be croſs to him, and he to it: and he muſt …
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… his Grace and Holineſs, let him walk as prudently, and melt into kindneſs and CourteſieCourtesy; the World wil be croſs to him, and he to it: and he muſt …
Thomas Hooker · A Comment Upon Christs Last Prayer · p. 413 · Open in the reader

An Exposition of Genesis A44894

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D. 3. CourtesieCourtesy make's Hittits propose favors not desired by the Saints. Hear us.
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D. 3. CourtesieCourtesy make's Hittits propose favors not desired by the Saints. Hear us.
George Hughes · An Exposition of Genesis · p. 288 · Open in the reader

Sure Footing in Christianity A44897

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5. We deny that to be any CourtesieCourtesy from Rome, which is a …uty injoyned on us by God, and that is …
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5. We deny that to be any CourtesieCourtesy from Rome, which is a …uty injoyned on us by God, and that is …
George Hughes · Sure Footing in Christianity · p. 133 · Open in the reader

Usury Stated Overthrown A46740

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… Sum in the like Coyn, though not the very ſame. 2. foreign that is, The like CourteſieCourtesy. As namely, for a hundred Pounds by you lent to them, an hundred Pounds …
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… Sum in the like Coyn, though not the very ſame. 2. foreign that is, The like CourteſieCourtesy. As namely, for a hundred Pounds by you lent to them, an hundred Pounds …
Christopher Jelinger · Usury Stated Overthrown · p. 49 · Open in the reader
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… of him, I cannot forbear my Money ſo long; but to do you a CourteſieCourtesy, I will lend you ſo much for half a year gratis, as if he …
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… of him, I cannot forbear my Money ſo long; but to do you a CourteſieCourtesy, I will lend you ſo much for half a year gratis, as if he …
Christopher Jelinger · Usury Stated Overthrown · p. 109 · Open in the reader

Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 2 A47643

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… it, two on each side, Vnanimity and Sympathy… on the one, and Pity and CourtesieCourtesy, on the other; but we shall take them as they lie.
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… it, two on each side, Vnanimity and Sympathy… on the one, and Pity and CourtesieCourtesy, on the other; but we shall take them as they lie.
Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 2 · p. 26 · Open in the reader
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… this Root is, these Fruits will spring from it and discover it, Pity and CourtesieCourtesy.
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… this Root is, these Fruits will spring from it and discover it, Pity and CourtesieCourtesy.
Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 2 · p. 42 · Open in the reader

A Philological Commentary A50063

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COURTESIECOURTESY OF ENGLAND.
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COURTESIECOURTESY OF ENGLAND.
Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 55 · Open in the reader
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Yet by the CourtesieCourtesy of England, if women get to any degree of Estate, they never lose it …
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Yet by the CourtesieCourtesy of England, if women get to any degree of Estate, they never lose it …
Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 157 · Open in the reader

Defense of the Protestant Christian Religion A50252

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… to diſſemble them, or to defend them, is no part either of Duty or CourteſieCourtesy. Thus he. A ſober, and a well-tempered Speech▪ and the more obſervable, becauſe …
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… to diſſemble them, or to defend them, is no part either of Duty or CourteſieCourtesy. Thus he. A ſober, and a well-tempered Speech▪ and the more obſervable, becauſe …
Samuel Mather · Defense of the Protestant Christian Religion · p. 56 · Open in the reader

Sermons Volume 4 A51840

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Now this was either a Love of CourtesieCourtesy, or a Love of Pity.
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Now this was either a Love of CourtesieCourtesy, or a Love of Pity.
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 322 · Open in the reader
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… Good Qualities; not a Love of Familiarity and Friendship, but either a Love of CourtesieCourtesy or Pity, seeing a Man so Young, so Rich, so Powerful, and in so …
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… Good Qualities; not a Love of Familiarity and Friendship, but either a Love of CourtesieCourtesy or Pity, seeing a Man so Young, so Rich, so Powerful, and in so …
Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 322 · Open in the reader

A Complete and Compendious Church History A52804

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… Feaſt, V. 26, 27. which had ſowr Sauce in the end. Thus Cain covers with Diſſembled CourteſieCourtesy his Deſign of Cruelty, and draws a fair Glove upon his foul Hand, Enticing …
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… Feaſt, V. 26, 27. which had ſowr Sauce in the end. Thus Cain covers with Diſſembled CourteſieCourtesy his Deſign of Cruelty, and draws a fair Glove upon his foul Hand, Enticing …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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… did he ſlye, and there Divine Vengeance (which purſued) overtakes him; yet receiveth he CourteſieCourtesy from Jehoſaphats Duſt, Holineſs hath its Honour even in Ʋnholy Hearts; he for his …
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… did he ſlye, and there Divine Vengeance (which purſued) overtakes him; yet receiveth he CourteſieCourtesy from Jehoſaphats Duſt, Holineſs hath its Honour even in Ʋnholy Hearts; he for his …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 202 · Open in the reader

A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807

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… of a Citizen there, but only dwelt in that City by a Tenure of CourteſieCourtesy, and then alſo the greateſt part of his Family dwelt abroad by the ſame …
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… of a Citizen there, but only dwelt in that City by a Tenure of CourteſieCourtesy, and then alſo the greateſt part of his Family dwelt abroad by the ſame …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 332 · Open in the reader
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[The Lord be with you:] Piety not only ſtands with Civil CourteſieCourtesy, but alſo requireth it, Matth. 10.12, 13. 1. Pet. 3.8. Luke 10.5. God hath his Ethicks, and commands good …
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[The Lord be with you:] Piety not only ſtands with Civil CourteſieCourtesy, but alſo requireth it, Matth. 10.12, 13. 1. Pet. 3.8. Luke 10.5. God hath his Ethicks, and commands good …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 191 · Open in the reader