curiositiecuriosity
ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.
- Puritas changed it
- 943 times in 393 works
- Consistency
- 90.5% (943 of 1,041)
- Reach if approved
- ~1,094 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: curiosity
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 1,041 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (943 changes in 393 works, 90.5% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 943)
- Printed… What would you have done by us? And they thinke it a matter of curioſitiecuriosity, either to have their hearts changed, or their lives reformed.With rule… What would you have done by us? And they thinke it a matter of curioſitiecuriosity, either to have their hearts changed, or their lives reformed.
Thomas Hooker · The Souls Implantation into the Natural Olive · p. 95 · Open in the reader
- Printed… in malice, what proceedeth from charitie: that he informeth him of ſomewhat out of curioſitiecuriosity, not out of conſcience: that he affecteth a peeuiſh ſingularitie in matter of religion …With rule… in malice, what proceedeth from charitie: that he informeth him of ſomewhat out of curioſitiecuriosity, not out of conſcience: that he affecteth a peeuiſh ſingularitie in matter of religion …
William Jemmat · A Spiritual Trumpet Sounded to Christian Warfare · p. 98 · Open in the reader
- Printed… God the Father in himselfe is the Fountaine of the Dei…ie, which no curiositiecuriosity can finde out: Perfection of himself, which no man can comprehend: God of himselfe …With rule… God the Father in himselfe is the Fountaine of the Dei…ie, which no curiositiecuriosity can finde out: Perfection of himself, which no man can comprehend: God of himselfe …
William Loe · The Mystery of Mankind · p. 47 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and to the Communion of his moſt honourable Saints, we cannot vſe too much curioſitiecuriosity in decking our hearts, and looking out diligently in the glaſſe of the Law …With rule… and to the Communion of his moſt honourable Saints, we cannot vſe too much curioſitiecuriosity in decking our hearts, and looking out diligently in the glaſſe of the Law …
John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 533 · Open in the reader
- Printed… if it alone, performe the whol worke of our iuſtification: it is an idle curioſitiecuriosity, and a fruitles contention, when men contend for any other thing, to bee ioyned …With rule… if it alone, performe the whol worke of our iuſtification: it is an idle curioſitiecuriosity, and a fruitles contention, when men contend for any other thing, to bee ioyned …
John Forbes · The Doctrine of Justification · p. 104 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the same, which is reuealed by his holy word. Wherefore as it is damnable curiositiecuriosity to enquire of the trueth of God further then God hath reuealed and shewed …With rule… the same, which is reuealed by his holy word. Wherefore as it is damnable curiositiecuriosity to enquire of the trueth of God further then God hath reuealed and shewed …
William Fulke · Sermon Preached 12 March 1581 · Open in the reader
- Printed… first, and see afterwardes. So we may sweetly consult of our future happinesse, without curiositiecuriosity, without presumption: like those that neuer yet were at home, now after much heare …With rule… first, and see afterwardes. So we may sweetly consult of our future happinesse, without curiositiecuriosity, without presumption: like those that neuer yet were at home, now after much heare …
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 19 · Open in the reader
- Printed… with wiſe reſpect of our place and m…anes, without diſtracting care, or exquiſite curioſitiecuriosity & niceneſſe, receiued with thankſgiuing as from Gods han…, and vſed as in his ſight …With rule… with wiſe reſpect of our place and m…anes, without diſtracting care, or exquiſite curioſitiecuriosity & niceneſſe, receiued with thankſgiuing as from Gods han…, and vſed as in his ſight …
John Ball · A Treatise of Faith · p. 373 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (98)
85 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 13 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Nature and Use of Lots A01545
- Printed… lawful meanes may be knowne, vnlesse we will make our selues guiltie of vnlawfull CuriositieCuriosity.With rule… lawful meanes may be knowne, vnlesse we will make our selues guiltie of vnlawfull CuriositieCuriosity.
Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 307 · Open in the reader
The Happiness of the Church A01956
- Printed… thy ignorance. Sobrietie is the measure for knowledge, as the Gomer was for Manna, CuriositieCuriosity is the rennet, that turnes our milke into curds.With rule… thy ignorance. Sobrietie is the measure for knowledge, as the Gomer was for Manna, CuriositieCuriosity is the rennet, that turnes our milke into curds.
Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 73 · Open in the reader
Works A02178
- PrintedCuriositieCuriosity, 475With ruleCuriositieCuriosity, 475
Richard Greenham · Works · Open in the reader
The Damned Art of Witchcraft A09402
- PrintedThe grounds of working wonders, discontentment and CuriositieCuriosity. 9With ruleThe grounds of working wonders, discontentment and CuriositieCuriosity. 9
William Perkins · The Damned Art of Witchcraft · Open in the reader
Three Treatises A10659
- Printed… undiscerning mindes, as naturally as hot water returnes to its former coldnesse. Full of CuriositieCuriosity, Rash unprofitable enquiries, foolish and unlearned questions profane bablings, strife of words perverse disputes …With rule… undiscerning mindes, as naturally as hot water returnes to its former coldnesse. Full of CuriositieCuriosity, Rash unprofitable enquiries, foolish and unlearned questions profane bablings, strife of words perverse disputes …
Edward Reynolds · Three Treatises · p. 136 · Open in the reader
Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663
- Printed… them both despised and unknowne. Thus like Children, with an idle diligence, and fruitlesse CuriositieCuriosity, wee turne over this great Booke of Nature, without perusing those ordinarie Characters, wherein …With rule… them both despised and unknowne. Thus like Children, with an idle diligence, and fruitlesse CuriositieCuriosity, wee turne over this great Booke of Nature, without perusing those ordinarie Characters, wherein …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 1 · Open in the reader
- PrintedAnother cause of Desires may be CuriositieCuriosity, which is nothing else but a desire of prying into, and listning after the …With ruleAnother cause of Desires may be CuriositieCuriosity, which is nothing else but a desire of prying into, and listning after the …
Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 175 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Judges A10933
- Printed… wiſe, ſhe had preuented a great deale of woe, from her ſelfe and vs. CurioſitieCuriosity is a foule blemiſh in a man, but a far greater in a woman …With rule… wiſe, ſhe had preuented a great deale of woe, from her ſelfe and vs. CurioſitieCuriosity is a foule blemiſh in a man, but a far greater in a woman …
Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 623 · Open in the reader
The Passion Resurrection and Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ A11012
- Printed… off his flocke: Yet men ſhould beware, that their care turne not to curioſitiecuriosity. CurioſitieCuriosity is very dangerous. A curious man has no loue to thee, for he takes …With rule… off his flocke: Yet men ſhould beware, that their care turne not to curioſitiecuriosity. CurioſitieCuriosity is very dangerous. A curious man has no loue to thee, for he takes …
Robert Rollock · The Passion Resurrection and Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ · p. 426 · Open in the reader
Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity is a turbulent euill. They are reſtleſſe ſpirits, that are ſo buſie and meddling …With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity is a turbulent euill. They are reſtleſſe ſpirits, that are ſo buſie and meddling …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 475 · Open in the reader
Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649
- Printed… see] as Moses did at the first, till he was stayed of God, Exodus 3. 3. CuriositieCuriosity is forbidden, that men might walke by faith, not by sight, 2 Cor. 5. 7. and learne …With rule… see] as Moses did at the first, till he was stayed of God, Exodus 3. 3. CuriositieCuriosity is forbidden, that men might walke by faith, not by sight, 2 Cor. 5. 7. and learne …
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 69 · Open in the reader
The Sum of Christian Religion 2 A14216
- Printed… Gods woorde, or not to meditate, conſider and examine the doctrine of the Church. 2. CurioſitieCuriosity, which is a deſire & ſtudy of knowing thoſe things which God hath not reueiled …With rule… Gods woorde, or not to meditate, conſider and examine the doctrine of the Church. 2. CurioſitieCuriosity, which is a deſire & ſtudy of knowing thoſe things which God hath not reueiled …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · p. 953 · Open in the reader
- Printed… ſhew of diligence, which dooth his duty chiefly for his owne glory & commoditie ſake. 3. CurioſitieCuriosity, which intrudeth & inſinuateth himſelfe into other mens duties. 4. Arrogancie, which giueth that vnto himſelfe …With rule… ſhew of diligence, which dooth his duty chiefly for his owne glory & commoditie ſake. 3. CurioſitieCuriosity, which intrudeth & inſinuateth himſelfe into other mens duties. 4. Arrogancie, which giueth that vnto himſelfe …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · Open in the reader
- Printed… verſe hath it in the Poet, He that warneth out of time, doth harme. 2. CurioſitieCuriosity, which is to ſearch after thinges vnneceſſary, or vnpoſſible. Theſe things may ſuffice for …With rule… verſe hath it in the Poet, He that warneth out of time, doth harme. 2. CurioſitieCuriosity, which is to ſearch after thinges vnneceſſary, or vnpoſſible. Theſe things may ſuffice for …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · p. 994 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Genesis and Exodus A15408
- Printed… gluttonie, in pampering the desire of the bel…e. 6. Disobedience in transgressing the commandement. 7. CuriositieCuriosity in coveting to know the operation of the fruit, in bringing them to knowledge …With rule… gluttonie, in pampering the desire of the bel…e. 6. Disobedience in transgressing the commandement. 7. CuriositieCuriosity in coveting to know the operation of the fruit, in bringing them to knowledge …
Andrew Willet · Commentary on Genesis and Exodus · p. 47 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Romans A15414
- Printed… whereof the Preacher speaketh, when he saith, He that encreaseth knowledge, encreaseth sorrowe, Eccles. 1.18. 4. CuriositieCuriosity is an other fault in the vnderstanding, when men are caried away from seeking …With rule… whereof the Preacher speaketh, when he saith, He that encreaseth knowledge, encreaseth sorrowe, Eccles. 1.18. 4. CuriositieCuriosity is an other fault in the vnderstanding, when men are caried away from seeking …
Andrew Willet · Commentary on Romans · p. 119 · Open in the reader
A Christian Survey for the Conscience A15859
- Printed… euery one bee cautelous, that hee deceiue not himſelfe, and tempt the Lord. Surely CurioſitieCuriosity is fruitleſſe, but Sobrietie moſt profitable. And as they are commended who loue the …With rule… euery one bee cautelous, that hee deceiue not himſelfe, and tempt the Lord. Surely CurioſitieCuriosity is fruitleſſe, but Sobrietie moſt profitable. And as they are commended who loue the …
Girolamo Zanchi · A Christian Survey for the Conscience · p. 51 · Open in the reader
Harmony of the Gospels A16078
- PrintedCuriositieCuriosity is to be auoided, 3. 1. and 124. 16. and 139. 19. 205. 26. and 207. 29. and 209. 1. and 217. 23. & 344. 41. and 399. 23. & 401. 27. & 485. 1. and 553. 12. and 540. 23. & 648. 26. and 751. 43. and 793. 41.With ruleCuriositieCuriosity is to be auoided, 3. 1. and 124. 16. and 139. 19. 205. 26. and 207. 29. and 209. 1. and 217. 23. & 344. 41. and 399. 23. & 401. 27. & 485. 1. and 553. 12. and 540. 23. & 648. 26. and 751. 43. and 793. 41.
John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · Open in the reader
- PrintedCuriositieCuriosity. An example of hurtfull curiosity in Peter, 2. 20.With ruleCuriositieCuriosity. An example of hurtfull curiosity in Peter, 2. 20.
John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · Open in the reader
Directions for a Comfortable Walking with God A16338
- Printed5. CuriositieCuriosity, an itching humour, and needlesse inquisitiuenesse to know euery thing that is done or …With rule5. CuriositieCuriosity, an itching humour, and needlesse inquisitiuenesse to know euery thing that is done or …
Robert Bolton · Directions for a Comfortable Walking with God · p. 96 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Isaiah A17640
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity ought to be auoided 9. 4With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity ought to be auoided 9. 4
John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader
Commentary on Acts A17642
- Printed… as alſo vnto his commandment, which was the readieſt way to bridle their curioſitiecuriosity. CurioſitieCuriosity doth riſe almoſt alwaies either of idlenes or els of diſtruſt: diſtruſt is cured …With rule… as alſo vnto his commandment, which was the readieſt way to bridle their curioſitiecuriosity. CurioſitieCuriosity doth riſe almoſt alwaies either of idlenes or els of diſtruſt: diſtruſt is cured …
John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 10 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Romans A17643
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity is to be auoyded. cha, 9. 14. & 11. 23.With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity is to be auoyded. cha, 9. 14. & 11. 23.
John Calvin · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader
Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698
- PrintedCuriositieCuriosity.With ruleCuriositieCuriosity.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
- PrintedWhat cursed CuriositieCuriosity hath beene the cause of many mens destruction.With ruleWhat cursed CuriositieCuriosity hath beene the cause of many mens destruction.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
- PrintedWhat diuelish CuriositieCuriosity hath reigned at all times in the world.With ruleWhat diuelish CuriositieCuriosity hath reigned at all times in the world.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
- PrintedThat such as giue themselues to ouermuch CuriositieCuriosity, doe peruert the doctrine of God, and falsly abuse it.With ruleThat such as giue themselues to ouermuch CuriositieCuriosity, doe peruert the doctrine of God, and falsly abuse it.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
A Treasury of Similes A18271
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity.With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity.
Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · p. 211 · Open in the reader
- Printed… luſtie to maintaine their courſe: So likewiſe muſt wee hold and keepe in our CurioſitieCuriosity, and not ſuffer it to follow after whatſoeuer it luſteth, but onely that, which …With rule… luſtie to maintaine their courſe: So likewiſe muſt wee hold and keepe in our CurioſitieCuriosity, and not ſuffer it to follow after whatſoeuer it luſteth, but onely that, which …
Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · p. 212 · Open in the reader
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity. Folio. 211. 827.With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity. Folio. 211. 827.
Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · Open in the reader
Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light A19294
- PrintedA fift cause of Witch-craft, is CuriositieCuriosity, heere,With ruleA fift cause of Witch-craft, is CuriositieCuriosity, heere,
Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · Open in the reader
- Printed… the glory of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby …With rule… the glory of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby …
Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 9 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby to taste …With rule… of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby to taste …
Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 9 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and the meere fictions of mans braine, exalting himselfe heerein in his Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, aboue all that is called God. It must needes follow, that this is but …With rule… and the meere fictions of mans braine, exalting himselfe heerein in his Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, aboue all that is called God. It must needes follow, that this is but …
Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 140 · Open in the reader
The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature A19295
- PrintedA fift cause of Witch-craft, is CuriositieCuriosity, heere,With ruleA fift cause of Witch-craft, is CuriositieCuriosity, heere,
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · Open in the reader
- Printed… the glory of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby …With rule… the glory of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby …
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 9 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby to taste …With rule… of my God, that as Yonger Studies are subiect to Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, so CuriositieCuriosity, through Pride, not contenting it selfe with Common knowledge, is prouoked hereby to taste …
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 9 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and the meere fictions of mans braine, exalting himselfe heerein in his Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, aboue all that is called God. It must needes follow, that this is but …With rule… and the meere fictions of mans braine, exalting himselfe heerein in his Pride and CuriositieCuriosity, aboue all that is called God. It must needes follow, that this is but …
Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 140 · Open in the reader
Westminster Annotations A36467
- Printedthou hast polluted it] CuriositieCuriosity in Gods service against his command, is not an ornament, but a desilement: so …With rulethou hast polluted it] CuriositieCuriosity in Gods service against his command, is not an ornament, but a desilement: so …
John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader
Sermons Preached Upon Sundry Occasions A40515
- Printed… Apoſtle commands us, Rom. 12. 3. to think ſoberly, Sapere ad temperantiam, as Auguſtin reads it. CurioſitieCuriosity is a ſpiritual drunkenneſs, that, look, as the drunkard, be the cup never ſo …With rule… Apoſtle commands us, Rom. 12. 3. to think ſoberly, Sapere ad temperantiam, as Auguſtin reads it. CurioſitieCuriosity is a ſpiritual drunkenneſs, that, look, as the drunkard, be the cup never ſo …
John Frost · Sermons Preached Upon Sundry Occasions · p. 83 · Open in the reader
The Anatomy of Infidelity A41604
- Printed… who receive Chriſt merely out of Noveltie, to pleaſe their Phantaſies, and ſatisfie their CurioſitieCuriosity? And do not ſuch ſoon grow weary of Chriſt? Thus it was with Herod …With rule… who receive Chriſt merely out of Noveltie, to pleaſe their Phantaſies, and ſatisfie their CurioſitieCuriosity? And do not ſuch ſoon grow weary of Chriſt? Thus it was with Herod …
Theophilus Gale · The Anatomy of Infidelity · p. 163 · Open in the reader
Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief A41628
- Printed… who receive Chriſt merely out of Noveltie, to pleaſe their Phantaſies, and ſatisfie their CurioſitieCuriosity? And do not ſuch ſoon grow weary of Chriſt? Thus it was with Herod …With rule… who receive Chriſt merely out of Noveltie, to pleaſe their Phantaſies, and ſatisfie their CurioſitieCuriosity? And do not ſuch ſoon grow weary of Chriſt? Thus it was with Herod …
Theophilus Gale · Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief · p. 163 · Open in the reader
The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 A41659
- Printed… Philoſophie, but ſome broken Judaick Traditions adulterated, and poiſoned with their own ignorant Inventions, CurioſitieCuriosity, Pride, Preſumption, Confidence, Contentious Diſputes, Opinionativeneſſe, Dogmatiſings, Carnal Policie, Idololatrick Inclinations, and fabulous Imitations …With rule… Philoſophie, but ſome broken Judaick Traditions adulterated, and poiſoned with their own ignorant Inventions, CurioſitieCuriosity, Pride, Preſumption, Confidence, Contentious Diſputes, Opinionativeneſſe, Dogmatiſings, Carnal Policie, Idololatrick Inclinations, and fabulous Imitations …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · Open in the reader
- Printed4. CurioſitieCuriosity, & Affectation of Noveltie another Cauſe of Symbolick Philoſophie. 104.105.With rule4. CurioſitieCuriosity, & Affectation of Noveltie another Cauſe of Symbolick Philoſophie. 104.105.
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Glorie, or the irkſomnes of their own Countrey, or the deſire of Empire, or CurioſitieCuriosity (the …nquiſitor of natures ſecrets) or the unſatiable deſire of Lucre. Thence they, amongſt …With rule… Glorie, or the irkſomnes of their own Countrey, or the deſire of Empire, or CurioſitieCuriosity (the …nquiſitor of natures ſecrets) or the unſatiable deſire of Lucre. Thence they, amongſt …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 44 · Open in the reader
- Printed… general; which, as it is evident, had the ſame Cauſes; namely Ignorance, Admiration, Imitation, CurioſitieCuriosity, Pride, &c. Moreover it i… evident that all the firſt Philoſophers, Thales, Pherecides, Pythagoras …With rule… general; which, as it is evident, had the ſame Cauſes; namely Ignorance, Admiration, Imitation, CurioſitieCuriosity, Pride, &c. Moreover it i… evident that all the firſt Philoſophers, Thales, Pherecides, Pythagoras …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 105 · Open in the reader
The Court of the Gentiles Part 3 A41681
- Printed(3) CurioſitieCuriosity, and affectation of Novitie 8With rule(3) CurioſitieCuriosity, and affectation of Novitie 8
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 3 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Inventions, Col. 2.8. foreign, &c. foreign. ver. 20, foreign, ver. 22, foreign. (3.) CurioſitieCuriosity, Col. 2.18. foreign. Act. 17.21, foreign. 1 Cor. 15.32, foreign. The ſundry workings of this CurioſitieCuriosity. (4.) Spiritual Pride. Col. 2.18, foreign. 1 Cor. 8.1, foreign, &c. The Effects of Philoſophie Pride. 1 Tim. 3.6, foreign. Pſal. 10.4, foreign. (5.) Carnal Preſumption …With rule… Inventions, Col. 2.8. foreign, &c. foreign. ver. 20, foreign, ver. 22, foreign. (3.) CurioſitieCuriosity, Col. 2.18. foreign. Act. 17.21, foreign. 1 Cor. 15.32, foreign. The ſundry workings of this CurioſitieCuriosity. (4.) Spiritual Pride. Col. 2.18, foreign. 1 Cor. 8.1, foreign, &c. The Effects of Philoſophie Pride. 1 Tim. 3.6, foreign. Pſal. 10.4, foreign. (5.) Carnal Preſumption …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 3 · p. 1 · Open in the reader
- Printed… counted their time in nothing elſe wel ſpent but in Novities. This humor of CurioſitieCuriosity was that which the Corinthian Sophiſts or Wiſe-men were drunken with; for which …With rule… counted their time in nothing elſe wel ſpent but in Novities. This humor of CurioſitieCuriosity was that which the Corinthian Sophiſts or Wiſe-men were drunken with; for which …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 3 · p. 8 · Open in the reader
The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 A41688
- PrintedAgainſt CurioſitieCuriosity in our Inquiries after God. 297.With ruleAgainſt CurioſitieCuriosity in our Inquiries after God. 297.
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Gods Incomprehenſibilitie demonſtrated. How far we may apprehend God: Against poetic Figments of God, CurioſitieCuriosity in our Inquiries after God. Notices of God natural and ſupernatural.With rule… Gods Incomprehenſibilitie demonſtrated. How far we may apprehend God: Against poetic Figments of God, CurioſitieCuriosity in our Inquiries after God. Notices of God natural and ſupernatural.
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4 · p. 257 · Open in the reader
Works of Joseph Hall A68126
- PrintedLaſtly, …here the teſtimonie is diſpleaſing, the vvitneſſe himſelfe muſt bee diſgraced. CurioſitieCuriosity led my Detector to ſearch who this H. Huntingdon might be, with one inquiry …With ruleLaſtly, …here the teſtimonie is diſpleaſing, the vvitneſſe himſelfe muſt bee diſgraced. CurioſitieCuriosity led my Detector to ſearch who this H. Huntingdon might be, with one inquiry …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 787 · Open in the reader
- Printed… not ſee that Ieroboam ſends to the Prophet for his aide, but for intelligence: CurioſitieCuriosity is guilty of this meſſage, and not deuotion; hee cals not for the prayers …With rule… not ſee that Ieroboam ſends to the Prophet for his aide, but for intelligence: CurioſitieCuriosity is guilty of this meſſage, and not deuotion; hee cals not for the prayers …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 1323 · Open in the reader
Whole Works A68831
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity reproueth. 23. b. to be auoyded. 409. bWith ruleCurioſitieCuriosity reproueth. 23. b. to be auoyded. 409. b
William Tyndale · Whole Works · Open in the reader
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity in ſearching Gods ſecrets 329. aWith ruleCurioſitieCuriosity in ſearching Gods ſecrets 329. a
William Tyndale · Whole Works · Open in the reader
Sermons on Job A69056
- PrintedOf CurioſitieCuriosity.With ruleOf CurioſitieCuriosity.
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe vayne CurioſitieCuriosity of men in ſearching Gods ſecrets. 60. b 42. 772. a 59.With ruleThe vayne CurioſitieCuriosity of men in ſearching Gods ſecrets. 60. b 42. 772. a 59.
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · Open in the reader
- PrintedGod will not feede our fond CurioſitieCuriosity. 525. b 1.With ruleGod will not feede our fond CurioſitieCuriosity. 525. b 1.
John Calvin · Sermons on Job · Open in the reader
The Court of the Gentiles A85480
- Printed… mangled by artificial inlargements and alterations, thoſe ancient Pagan Hiſtorians, being poſſeſt with a CurioſitieCuriosity, yet ignorant of the true cauſes, and grounds of thoſe extraordinarie events, miſapplied the …With rule… mangled by artificial inlargements and alterations, thoſe ancient Pagan Hiſtorians, being poſſeſt with a CurioſitieCuriosity, yet ignorant of the true cauſes, and grounds of thoſe extraordinarie events, miſapplied the …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles · p. 312 · Open in the reader
A Hundred Sermons on Revelation B11837
- PrintedCurioſitieCuriosity in ſerching Gods coū ſels repreſſed. 380With ruleCurioſitieCuriosity in ſerching Gods coū ſels repreſſed. 380
Henrich Bullinger · A Hundred Sermons on Revelation · Open in the reader