staiestay
ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.
- Puritas changed it
- 246 times in 107 works
- Consistency
- 98.4% (246 of 250)
- Reach if approved
- ~263 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: stay
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 250 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (246 changes in 107 works, 98.4% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 246)
- Printed… he said, stablish me with thy free spirit; signifying therby, vnlesse the Lord woulde staiestay him with his glorious power, he should run headlōg to his own cōfusiō. Fourthly …With rule… he said, stablish me with thy free spirit; signifying therby, vnlesse the Lord woulde staiestay him with his glorious power, he should run headlōg to his own cōfusiō. Fourthly …
William Perkins · Whether Man Be in the Estate of Damnation or Grace · p. 46 · Open in the reader
- Printed6 When as therefore we cal vpon the Sonne, our minds ſtaiestay not in him, but aryſe from him vnto the Father, as we are led …With rule6 When as therefore we cal vpon the Sonne, our minds ſtaiestay not in him, but aryſe from him vnto the Father, as we are led …
Theodore Beza · Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed · p. 198 · Open in the reader
- Printed… were ſo deſirous to followe Chriſt, that neither lameneſſe, nor blindnes, nor ſicknes, coulde ſtaiestay them from comming to him: but the Common people in our time, are more …With rule… were ſo deſirous to followe Chriſt, that neither lameneſſe, nor blindnes, nor ſicknes, coulde ſtaiestay them from comming to him: but the Common people in our time, are more …
Henry Smith · The Sinners Conversion · Open in the reader
- Printed… two Vniuerſities here. Whiche he ſo laieth out, as if we had no other ſtaiestay for Religion, but that noble mannes pleaſure, who he ſaith, if he would haue …With rule… two Vniuerſities here. Whiche he ſo laieth out, as if we had no other ſtaiestay for Religion, but that noble mannes pleaſure, who he ſaith, if he would haue …
Walter Travers · Answer to a Supplicatory Epistle for the Pretended Catholics · p. 347 · Open in the reader
- Printed… answer you eyther presently, or vpon studie: But sir, yee had not neede to staiestay vpon your three places, taken out of the firste booke of Aristotles Rhetorique, wherwith …With rule… answer you eyther presently, or vpon studie: But sir, yee had not neede to staiestay vpon your three places, taken out of the firste booke of Aristotles Rhetorique, wherwith …
Perceval Wiburn · Reproof of Howlets Untimely Shrieking · p. 99 · Open in the reader
- Printed… For wheras many earthly things were promiſed vnto them, yet that they might not ſtaiestay in them, but from them, as it were by certaine ſtairs, they might aſcend …With rule… For wheras many earthly things were promiſed vnto them, yet that they might not ſtaiestay in them, but from them, as it were by certaine ſtairs, they might aſcend …
Nicholas Bownd · A Treatise Full of Consolation for All that are Afflicted · p. 69 · Open in the reader
- Printed… permanent findeth he: except Gods infinite goodnesse, which he espieth to bee onely the staiestay, which neither tempest of windes, neither floodes of water are able to ouerthrow, nor …With rule… permanent findeth he: except Gods infinite goodnesse, which he espieth to bee onely the staiestay, which neither tempest of windes, neither floodes of water are able to ouerthrow, nor …
John Knox · A Fort for the Afflicted · Open in the reader
- Printed… for euer, the righteouſnes of God; and ſo this begonne peace & promiſed grace might ſtaiestay vppon a ſure and ſound foundation. Now the foundation is the euerlaſting prieſthood of …With rule… for euer, the righteouſnes of God; and ſo this begonne peace & promiſed grace might ſtaiestay vppon a ſure and ſound foundation. Now the foundation is the euerlaſting prieſthood of …
Caspar Olevian · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 120 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (4)
1 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 3 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Friar John Francis of France A19668
- Printed… all others, for coyning of ſo manie newe Religions, where he neuer coyned any. StaieStay your ſtile therefore (I aduiſe you, yet once againe) and peſter not that page …With rule… all others, for coyning of ſo manie newe Religions, where he neuer coyned any. StaieStay your ſtile therefore (I aduiſe you, yet once againe) and peſter not that page …
Robert Crowley · Friar John Francis of France · Open in the reader