continenciecontinency
ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.
- Puritas changed it
- 407 times in 152 works
- Consistency
- 90.0% (407 of 452)
- Reach if approved
- ~475 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: continency
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 452 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (407 changes in 152 works, 90.0% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 407)
- Printed… haue the gift of continenciecontinency. But whoſoeuer are not endewed with this gift of continenciecontinency, vnto all them marriage is not a thing indifferent, but commanded vnto them as …With rule… haue the gift of continenciecontinency. But whoſoeuer are not endewed with this gift of continenciecontinency, vnto all them marriage is not a thing indifferent, but commanded vnto them as …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · Open in the reader
- Printed… help them in this life, and alſo, if they haue not the gift of continenciecontinency, to counſel them, to governe them vnto a fit and religious wife, ſuch as …With rule… help them in this life, and alſo, if they haue not the gift of continenciecontinency, to counſel them, to governe them vnto a fit and religious wife, ſuch as …
Dudley Fenner · Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 48 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and death? How they hated murther, it is manifest in that historie. Both Iosephs continenciecontinency, and the punishment threatned to Abimelech declare, how hainous a thing adultery was vnto …With rule… and death? How they hated murther, it is manifest in that historie. Both Iosephs continenciecontinency, and the punishment threatned to Abimelech declare, how hainous a thing adultery was vnto …
Richard Greenham · Works · p. 131 · Open in the reader
- Printed… permitteth Marriage to all degrees, none excepted, if thei haue not the gift of continenciecontinency: neither doeth he appoincte any tyme, when it shall not be lawfull to solemnise …With rule… permitteth Marriage to all degrees, none excepted, if thei haue not the gift of continenciecontinency: neither doeth he appoincte any tyme, when it shall not be lawfull to solemnise …
Thomas Becon · The Acts of Christ and Antichrist · Open in the reader
- Printed… that is present, vpon certaine knowledge of his, or her want in respect of continenciecontinency, shall sue to the Magistrate; after publike and solemne notice giuen, the contract may …With rule… that is present, vpon certaine knowledge of his, or her want in respect of continenciecontinency, shall sue to the Magistrate; after publike and solemne notice giuen, the contract may …
William Perkins · Christian Economy · p. 82 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and thirteene, the number (as you haue heard) of Gods Commādements. They ascribe the continenciecontinency of Ioseph in Potiphars house; and of Boaz, when Ruth slept by him, to …With rule… and thirteene, the number (as you haue heard) of Gods Commādements. They ascribe the continenciecontinency of Ioseph in Potiphars house; and of Boaz, when Ruth slept by him, to …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 162 · Open in the reader
- Printed… ſobrietie: when hee had ſaid, Caſt off wantonneſſe, he ſhould haue ſaid, Put on continenciecontinency: when he ſaid, Caſt off enuie, he ſhould haue ſaid, Put on loue: But …With rule… ſobrietie: when hee had ſaid, Caſt off wantonneſſe, he ſhould haue ſaid, Put on continenciecontinency: when he ſaid, Caſt off enuie, he ſhould haue ſaid, Put on loue: But …
Henry Smith · Sermons in One Volume · p. 323 · Open in the reader
- Printed… eſtate is moſt woefull and accurſed. As he therefore, who wanting the gift of continenciecontinency, and liuing in fornication, ought to abhorre it, and to prouide himſelfe of a …With rule… eſtate is moſt woefull and accurſed. As he therefore, who wanting the gift of continenciecontinency, and liuing in fornication, ought to abhorre it, and to prouide himſelfe of a …
Jean Taffin · The Amendment of Life · p. 92 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (45)
31 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 22 are listed here. 14 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Abrahams Faith A08201
- Printed… point beleeue the papiſt Krantius, where hee ſaith: That in the cittie of Rome ContinencieContinency is more rare then a white Swanne among ſeculer men. And this ſoare is …With rule… point beleeue the papiſt Krantius, where hee ſaith: That in the cittie of Rome ContinencieContinency is more rare then a white Swanne among ſeculer men. And this ſoare is …
Josias Nichols · Abrahams Faith · p. 293 · Open in the reader
Reims Against Rome A09287
- Printed… thy hand or foot, cut them off: ſo he that hath the gift of ContinencieContinency, and knowes that Marriage would hinder him, muſt make himſelfe an Eunuch, that is …With rule… thy hand or foot, cut them off: ſo he that hath the gift of ContinencieContinency, and knowes that Marriage would hinder him, muſt make himſelfe an Eunuch, that is …
Richard Bernard · Reims Against Rome · p. 282 · Open in the reader
The History of the Church Since the Days of Christ A13294
- Printed… marriage to stay the intemperat lust of men, who had not the gift of ContinencieContinency.With rule… marriage to stay the intemperat lust of men, who had not the gift of ContinencieContinency.
Patrick Simson · The History of the Church Since the Days of Christ · p. 675 · Open in the reader
Defense of Perkins Book Called a Reformed Catholic A15735
- Printed… is as holy, to fulfill the fleshly desires of it by Mariage, as by ContinencieContinency, to mortifie them; yea that it is flat against the word of God to …With rule… is as holy, to fulfill the fleshly desires of it by Mariage, as by ContinencieContinency, to mortifie them; yea that it is flat against the word of God to …
Anthony Wotton · Defense of Perkins Book Called a Reformed Catholic · p. 3 · Open in the reader
Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion A17183
- Printed… the ten Commaundements. Thou ſhalt not commit adulterie. Of wedlock. Againſt al intemperancie. Of ContinencieContinency. 222With rule… the ten Commaundements. Thou ſhalt not commit adulterie. Of wedlock. Againſt al intemperancie. Of ContinencieContinency. 222
Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader
- PrintedContinencieContinency. 237. 238. 239. 240With ruleContinencieContinency. 237. 238. 239. 240
Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader
- PrintedContinencieContinency in meate and drincke is not the loathinge of wyne and victualls, but the …With ruleContinencieContinency in meate and drincke is not the loathinge of wyne and victualls, but the …
Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 239 · Open in the reader
Commentary on Isaiah A17640
- PrintedContinencieContinency a rare gift 19. 21With ruleContinencieContinency a rare gift 19. 21
John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader
Abridgment of Institutes of the Christian Religion A17676
- PrintedContinencieContinency.With ruleContinencieContinency.
John Calvin · Abridgment of Institutes of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader
Sermons on Deuteronomy A17698
- PrintedContinencieContinency.With ruleContinencieContinency.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
- PrintedA lesson for such as haue not the gift of ContinencieContinency giuen them.With ruleA lesson for such as haue not the gift of ContinencieContinency giuen them.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
- PrintedOf the gift of ContinencieContinency, and howe a man must vse it.With ruleOf the gift of ContinencieContinency, and howe a man must vse it.
John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · Open in the reader
The Plain Mans Spiritual Plow A18014
- Printed… thoſe hainous and wicked actions which appertaineth to the corruption of the body, let ContinencieContinency and perfest innocencie be embraced: as where, by the contrary, vices may b…e …With rule… thoſe hainous and wicked actions which appertaineth to the corruption of the body, let ContinencieContinency and perfest innocencie be embraced: as where, by the contrary, vices may b…e …
John Carpenter · The Plain Mans Spiritual Plow · p. 114 · Open in the reader
Gods Holy Mind Touching Matters Moral A21266
- Printed… no man or woman may vow perp…tuall chastitie in a single estate, because ContinencieContinency is the gift of God, who giu…s it not to all but to …With rule… no man or woman may vow perp…tuall chastitie in a single estate, because ContinencieContinency is the gift of God, who giu…s it not to all but to …
Edward Elton · Gods Holy Mind Touching Matters Moral · p. 271 · Open in the reader
Works of Joseph Hall A68126
- Printed§. 4. ContinencieContinencyWith rule§. 4. ContinencieContinency
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 225 · Open in the reader
- Printed… omit any eſſentiall: this length of mine is no leſſe forced then mine Aduerſaries ContinencieContinency: wherein yet my Reader ſhall not ſigh vnder an irkeſome loquacitie: I preſume to …With rule… omit any eſſentiall: this length of mine is no leſſe forced then mine Aduerſaries ContinencieContinency: wherein yet my Reader ſhall not ſigh vnder an irkeſome loquacitie: I preſume to …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 714 · Open in the reader
- Printed… to doe what wee can, and to aske that which wee cannot doe. In ContinencieContinency then our indeuour is required for the attaining of that which God will giue …With rule… to doe what wee can, and to aske that which wee cannot doe. In ContinencieContinency then our indeuour is required for the attaining of that which God will giue …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 733 · Open in the reader
- Printed… then recall his laſciuious Booke, would bee ſo eager aboue the reſt for the ContinencieContinency of his Clergie. As if euer any men had been more luxurious then the …With rule… then recall his laſciuious Booke, would bee ſo eager aboue the reſt for the ContinencieContinency of his Clergie. As if euer any men had been more luxurious then the …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 757 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the bickerings of our Engliſh Clergy with their Dunſtans, it will not follow, that ContinencieContinency was not ancient, but was repiningly, lately, vniuſtly impoſed. By this reaſon, hee will …With rule… the bickerings of our Engliſh Clergy with their Dunſtans, it will not follow, that ContinencieContinency was not ancient, but was repiningly, lately, vniuſtly impoſed. By this reaſon, hee will …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 789 · Open in the reader
Epistles Volume 1 B13860
- Printed… allowed wedlocke, to the Ministers of his Sanctuarie. Let Cardinall Panormitan be heard speake. ContinencieContinency, sayth hee, in Clergie men is neither of the substance of their Order, or …With rule… allowed wedlocke, to the Ministers of his Sanctuarie. Let Cardinall Panormitan be heard speake. ContinencieContinency, sayth hee, in Clergie men is neither of the substance of their Order, or …
Joseph Hall · Epistles Volume 1 · p. 119 · Open in the reader
- Printed… For that, as experience teacheth vs, a contrarie effect followes vpon that law of ContinencieContinency; since at this day they liue not spiritually, neither are cleane, but are defiled …With rule… For that, as experience teacheth vs, a contrarie effect followes vpon that law of ContinencieContinency; since at this day they liue not spiritually, neither are cleane, but are defiled …
Joseph Hall · Epistles Volume 1 · p. 119 · Open in the reader
- Printed… when the Fathers of the Nicene Councell went about to enact a law of ContinencieContinency, Socrates the Historian expresses it thus: It seemed good (sayth hee) to the Bishops …With rule… when the Fathers of the Nicene Councell went about to enact a law of ContinencieContinency, Socrates the Historian expresses it thus: It seemed good (sayth hee) to the Bishops …
Joseph Hall · Epistles Volume 1 · p. 125 · Open in the reader