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Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #4463 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

injurieinjury

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

Puritas changed it
544 times in 272 works
Consistency
95.7% (544 of 568)
Reach if approved
~597 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: injury
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
568 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (544 changes in 272 works, 95.7% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 544)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … more ſtrictly tyed to ſue for reconciliation, than the party who hath received the injurieinjury. Now to hinder the ſcandall of the weake is a duty of charity, to …
    With rule
    … more ſtrictly tyed to ſue for reconciliation, than the party who hath received the injurieinjury. Now to hinder the ſcandall of the weake is a duty of charity, to …

    Henry Jeanes · Concerning a Christians Careful Abstinence from All Appearance of Evil · p. 63 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … The time hath beene, wherein this high courte woulde not haue taken a meaner injurieinjury offered vnto their liberties, at the handes of anye prerogatiue within this kingdome: whether …
    With rule
    … The time hath beene, wherein this high courte woulde not haue taken a meaner injurieinjury offered vnto their liberties, at the handes of anye prerogatiue within this kingdome: whether …

    John Penry · The Appellation of John Penry · p. 41 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    Cap. 13. Also lest this most excellent Sacrament should suffer any injurieinjury or contempt, even by the decree and ordinance of the holy Fathers, all infamous …
    With rule
    Cap. 13. Also lest this most excellent Sacrament should suffer any injurieinjury or contempt, even by the decree and ordinance of the holy Fathers, all infamous …

    William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 618 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … whom the word of God came not: but without cause, yea not without notable injurieinjury, if they were extraordinarie Prophets, that is, inspired with the holy Ghost, and his …
    With rule
    … whom the word of God came not: but without cause, yea not without notable injurieinjury, if they were extraordinarie Prophets, that is, inspired with the holy Ghost, and his …

    John Robinson · Apology of Certain Christians · p. 52 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … raiſed vp battell againſt vs without all deſeruings or cauſe vpon our ſide, or injurieinjury offered vnto them: therefore, O Lord, maintaine our innocency, as thou didſt alwayes defend …
    With rule
    … raiſed vp battell againſt vs without all deſeruings or cauſe vpon our ſide, or injurieinjury offered vnto them: therefore, O Lord, maintaine our innocency, as thou didſt alwayes defend …

    Archibald Simson · The Seven Days · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … obscured and couered with silence, possibly because the booke of Origen de martyrio through injurieinjury of time is not to be found, therefore some learned men doe referre the …
    With rule
    … obscured and couered with silence, possibly because the booke of Origen de martyrio through injurieinjury of time is not to be found, therefore some learned men doe referre the …

    Patrick Simson · The History of the Church Since the Days of Christ · p. 34 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … than was agreed upon to be his wife; yet you ſee hee devoures the injurieinjury without any great outcry, onely hee tels him of the wrong in words, nothing …
    With rule
    … than was agreed upon to be his wife; yet you ſee hee devoures the injurieinjury without any great outcry, onely hee tels him of the wrong in words, nothing …

    William Whately · Prototypes · p. 62 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … with a grace in your heartes / the Lorde knowes I had no purpose to injurieinjury the Scripture / nor maintayne an vntruth / But thought we might do those thinges with …
    With rule
    … with a grace in your heartes / the Lorde knowes I had no purpose to injurieinjury the Scripture / nor maintayne an vntruth / But thought we might do those thinges with …

    John Greenwood · Answer to Giffords Defense of Read Prayers · p. 17 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (24)

11 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 13 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Shields of the Earth A10657

  • Printed
    … tu victrix provincia plores, That a mans reliefe shall be as heavie as the InjurieInjury it removes. I have heard of a Great Diana, called Expedition, by which there …
    With rule
    … tu victrix provincia plores, That a mans reliefe shall be as heavie as the InjurieInjury it removes. I have heard of a Great Diana, called Expedition, by which there …

    Edward Reynolds · The Shields of the Earth · p. 35 · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

  • Printed
    … that likewise in two actions; in the Act of Interpretation, which reacheth unto the InjurieInjury; and in the Act of Direction or Government, which reacheth unto the Passion.
    With rule
    … that likewise in two actions; in the Act of Interpretation, which reacheth unto the InjurieInjury; and in the Act of Direction or Government, which reacheth unto the Passion.

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 315 · Open in the reader

Observations Divine and Moral A10839

  • Printed
    AN InjurieInjury (say the Lawyers) is whatsoever is not done justly. In one, and the same …
    With rule
    AN InjurieInjury (say the Lawyers) is whatsoever is not done justly. In one, and the same …

    John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 184 · Open in the reader

Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649

  • Printed
    … theirs. So ver. 7. Ezek] that is, Contention, or wrongfull strife: Wrangling, the Greeke translateth, InjurieInjury, because they injuried him.
    With rule
    … theirs. So ver. 7. Ezek] that is, Contention, or wrongfull strife: Wrangling, the Greeke translateth, InjurieInjury, because they injuried him.

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 100 · Open in the reader

The Scepter of Judah A17243

  • Printed
    InjurieInjury: ſee fift part, m.
    With rule
    InjurieInjury: ſee fift part, m.

    Edmund Bunny · The Scepter of Judah · Open in the reader

The History of the Indulgence A29750

  • Printed
    … any such thing will follow: And to clear this, I shall shew a third InjurieInjury done to Christ, by this Indulgence.
    With rule
    … any such thing will follow: And to clear this, I shall shew a third InjurieInjury done to Christ, by this Indulgence.

    John Brown · The History of the Indulgence · p. 86 · Open in the reader

The Court of the Gentiles Part 4:2 A41639

  • Printed
    … upon the account of natural improvements: Therefore God could from al eternitie without any InjurieInjury, before the Preſcience of the good or il uſe of free-wil, elect ſome …
    With rule
    … upon the account of natural improvements: Therefore God could from al eternitie without any InjurieInjury, before the Preſcience of the good or il uſe of free-wil, elect ſome …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 4:2 · p. 159 · Open in the reader

The Disabled Debtor Discharged A57544

  • Printed
    … repugnancie to Gods Law, nor bringing with them any notorious diſhonour to God or InjurieInjury to man, (thus a little exceſſe in mirth, idle words, and ſuch like,) which …
    With rule
    … repugnancie to Gods Law, nor bringing with them any notorious diſhonour to God or InjurieInjury to man, (thus a little exceſſe in mirth, idle words, and ſuch like,) which …

    Nehemiah Rogers · The Disabled Debtor Discharged · p. 83 · Open in the reader

The Character of Cruelty in the Workers of iniquity A64281

  • Printed
    1 What InjurieInjury you offer to God, your Father and their Father whom you devour? Epheſ. 4.6. there …
    With rule
    1 What InjurieInjury you offer to God, your Father and their Father whom you devour? Epheſ. 4.6. there …

    Faithful Teate · The Character of Cruelty in the Workers of iniquity · p. 94 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    6 What InjurieInjury to thoſe that ſuffer? Art thou ſtrong? then oughteſt thou to bear the Infirmities …
    With rule
    6 What InjurieInjury to thoſe that ſuffer? Art thou ſtrong? then oughteſt thou to bear the Infirmities …

    Faithful Teate · The Character of Cruelty in the Workers of iniquity · p. 101 · Open in the reader

The Portraiture of the Image of God in Man A73382

  • Printed
    InjurieInjury hath three things following it. 227
    With rule
    InjurieInjury hath three things following it. 227

    John Weemes · The Portraiture of the Image of God in Man · Open in the reader