Rules
All candidates
Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #4524 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

speakyngspeaking

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

Puritas changed it
341 times in 85 works
Consistency
98.5% (341 of 346)
Reach if approved
~364 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: speaking
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
346 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (341 changes in 85 works, 98.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 341)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    But he was rebuked for his iniquitie: for the dumme Aſſe ſpeakyngspeaking with mans voyce, forbade the fooliſhneſſe of the Prophete.
    With rule
    But he was rebuked for his iniquitie: for the dumme Aſſe ſpeakyngspeaking with mans voyce, forbade the fooliſhneſſe of the Prophete.

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … tonge chefely be addicte & giuen to this ministry and seruyce both in syngynge and speakyngspeaking, which was chefely made to declare and preache the magnificence, laude & prayse of God …
    With rule
    … tonge chefely be addicte & giuen to this ministry and seruyce both in syngynge and speakyngspeaking, which was chefely made to declare and preache the magnificence, laude & prayse of God …

    Thomas Becon · A New Pathway Unto Prayer · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … iij. hornes dyd fal, euen of the horne, that had eyes, and a mouth speakyngspeaking stought arrogant wordes, and was greater then the other, I beheld it, and lo …
    With rule
    … iij. hornes dyd fal, euen of the horne, that had eyes, and a mouth speakyngspeaking stought arrogant wordes, and was greater then the other, I beheld it, and lo …

    Andreas Osiander · The Conjectures of the End of the World · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … of the same. The wyse man Salomon bringeth in the Lorde speaking, or rather speakyngspeaking hymselfe in the name of the Lorde: sayth, let thyne harte holde faste my …
    With rule
    … of the same. The wyse man Salomon bringeth in the Lorde speaking, or rather speakyngspeaking hymselfe in the name of the Lorde: sayth, let thyne harte holde faste my …

    John Udall · Peters Fall · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … ought this to seeme hearde or racked. For it is an vsuall maner of speakyngspeaking in the scripture, when as mention is made of the spirite, to adde this …
    With rule
    … ought this to seeme hearde or racked. For it is an vsuall maner of speakyngspeaking in the scripture, when as mention is made of the spirite, to adde this …

    John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · p. 59 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    As for the ſpeakyngspeaking with the tong is one of the leaſt pointes, neither is it alwaies neceſſary …
    With rule
    As for the ſpeakyngspeaking with the tong is one of the leaſt pointes, neither is it alwaies neceſſary …

    John Calvin · The Catechism · p. 95 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … mans bleſſedneſſe in the onlie forgiueneſſe of ſinnes, without naming anye worke: and this ſpeakyngspeaking of workes comprehendeth within it all vertnes in generall, whiche wee can anye waye …
    With rule
    … mans bleſſedneſſe in the onlie forgiueneſſe of ſinnes, without naming anye worke: and this ſpeakyngspeaking of workes comprehendeth within it all vertnes in generall, whiche wee can anye waye …

    John Calvin · Sermon on the History of Melchizedek · p. 151 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … heare, and folowe, so longe as the ministers sitte in Christes chayre, that is, speakyngspeaking out of Christes boke.
    With rule
    … heare, and folowe, so longe as the ministers sitte in Christes chayre, that is, speakyngspeaking out of Christes boke.

    Hugh Latimer · First Sermon to His Majesty · Open in the reader

Read-only. Sign in as a reviewer to approve or dismiss candidates.

Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (5)

4 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 1 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Confutation of a Popish and Slanderous Libel A01304

  • Printed
    … sainct Augustine the Bishoppe: who in his boke De consensu Euāgelistarum libr. i. Capit. 10. SpeakyngSpeaking of certaine Heathen aduersaries, whiche noumbred Paule emong the twelue Apostles, that were with …
    With rule
    … sainct Augustine the Bishoppe: who in his boke De consensu Euāgelistarum libr. i. Capit. 10. SpeakyngSpeaking of certaine Heathen aduersaries, whiche noumbred Paule emong the twelue Apostles, that were with …

    William Fulke · A Confutation of a Popish and Slanderous Libel · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … those thinges by faith alone, not by workes, or Circumcision. Againe De prodit. Iud. SpeakyngSpeaking of the penitente Thiefe, whether he had any good woorkes, or were Baptised. Ne …
    With rule
    … those thinges by faith alone, not by workes, or Circumcision. Againe De prodit. Iud. SpeakyngSpeaking of the penitente Thiefe, whether he had any good woorkes, or were Baptised. Ne …

    William Fulke · A Confutation of a Popish and Slanderous Libel · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … self, made hym to bee saued. Also vppon the Episto. ad Roma. Home. ij. SpeakyngSpeaking of righteousnesse. Non enim sudoribus, & laboribus, illam comparabis, sed ex diuino gratiae don… quod …
    With rule
    … self, made hym to bee saued. Also vppon the Episto. ad Roma. Home. ij. SpeakyngSpeaking of righteousnesse. Non enim sudoribus, & laboribus, illam comparabis, sed ex diuino gratiae don… quod …

    William Fulke · A Confutation of a Popish and Slanderous Libel · Open in the reader

Commentary on Peter and Jude A06502

  • Printed
    … to them whiche ought to laie aſide all Maliciouſneſſe, Guile, Diſſimulation, Enuie and euill SpeakyngSpeaking: and to be as newe borne Babes, and to ſucke this ſame ſincere Milke …
    With rule
    … to them whiche ought to laie aſide all Maliciouſneſſe, Guile, Diſſimulation, Enuie and euill SpeakyngSpeaking: and to be as newe borne Babes, and to ſucke this ſame ſincere Milke …

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · Open in the reader