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republickRepublic

Proper names whose form changes beyond mechanical spelling: Ionas → Jonah. Approve one at a time.

Puritas changed it
440 times in 158 works
Consistency
93.8% (440 of 469)
Reach if approved
~493 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: republic
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
469 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (440 changes in 158 works, 93.8% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 440)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … the Catholick Church, to be absolutely visible, and as visible a Society, as the RepublickRepublic of Venice, or the kingdom of France: and that it consists no less of …
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    … the Catholick Church, to be absolutely visible, and as visible a Society, as the RepublickRepublic of Venice, or the kingdom of France: and that it consists no less of …

    David Dickson · Truths Victory Over Error · p. 235 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … theſe three Heads, 1. Such as relate to the conſtitution, and due Adminiſtration of a RepublickRepublic. 2. Such as treat of Laws both humane and Divine. 3. Such as give us the …
    With rule
    … theſe three Heads, 1. Such as relate to the conſtitution, and due Adminiſtration of a RepublickRepublic. 2. Such as treat of Laws both humane and Divine. 3. Such as give us the …

    Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 355 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … ready to make it apparent, that a Land War is more eligible for this RepublickRepublic, then one by Sea with ſuch potent enemies, and take the utmoſt interruption France …
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    … ready to make it apparent, that a Land War is more eligible for this RepublickRepublic, then one by Sea with ſuch potent enemies, and take the utmoſt interruption France …

    Joseph Hill · The Interest of These United Provinces · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … change. The best interpreters expound it of innouations either of Religion, or of the RepublickRepublic: So Mercer, and Lauater Pagnin renders gnim shonim—cum iterantibus iniquitatis. Vulg. cum detractoribus …
    With rule
    … change. The best interpreters expound it of innouations either of Religion, or of the RepublickRepublic: So Mercer, and Lauater Pagnin renders gnim shonim—cum iterantibus iniquitatis. Vulg. cum detractoribus …

    Henry Burton · For God and the King · p. 6 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … particular Churches being as so many distinct corporations that all make up this one RepublickRepublic; and are conjoyned internally by faith, love and obedience to the same Lord and …
    With rule
    … particular Churches being as so many distinct corporations that all make up this one RepublickRepublic; and are conjoyned internally by faith, love and obedience to the same Lord and …

    Richard Baxter · Right to Sacraments · p. 45 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … only the pars Imperans and pars Subdita are constitutive parts of every Kingdom, or RepublickRepublic, and the Constitutive pars Imperans is only the summa potestas except where the mixture …
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    … only the pars Imperans and pars Subdita are constitutive parts of every Kingdom, or RepublickRepublic, and the Constitutive pars Imperans is only the summa potestas except where the mixture …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 170 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … was the custome of Philip King of Macedonia, after he had overcome the …amous RepublickRepublic of Greece, to have a young man to salute him fi…st every morning …
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    … was the custome of Philip King of Macedonia, after he had overcome the …amous RepublickRepublic of Greece, to have a young man to salute him fi…st every morning …

    Hugh Binning · Fellowship with God · p. 184 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … began by the Senates of the Cantons. It was received in Geneva by that RepublickRepublic, after the Civil Government had been reformed by strong Papists. In the Provinces of …
    With rule
    … began by the Senates of the Cantons. It was received in Geneva by that RepublickRepublic, after the Civil Government had been reformed by strong Papists. In the Provinces of …

    John Corbet · A Discourse of the Religion of England · p. 17 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (29)

15 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 14 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Century of Sermons A43515

  • Printed
    … letter of their Law; eſpecially in Ceremonies, or judicious ſtatutes. Now one of their republickRepublic Laws, and the very chief was this, Deut. xvii. 15. That their King muſt be …
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    … letter of their Law; eſpecially in Ceremonies, or judicious ſtatutes. Now one of their republickRepublic Laws, and the very chief was this, Deut. xvii. 15. That their King muſt be …

    John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 132 · Open in the reader

Reasons Assigned A56196

  • Printed
    … under which our Anceſters have always lived and flouriſhed, to ſet up a New republickRepublic, the oppreſſions and greivances whereof we have already felt (by increaſing our Taxes, ſetting …
    With rule
    … under which our Anceſters have always lived and flouriſhed, to ſet up a New republickRepublic, the oppreſſions and greivances whereof we have already felt (by increaſing our Taxes, ſetting …

    William Prynne · Reasons Assigned · p. 28 · Open in the reader

Narrative of what was Spoken by Mr Prynne A56219

  • Printed
    … Trust, as a Parliament-Member, against the utter Subverters of them, by a NEW REPUBLICKREPUBLIC, meer armed force, arbitrary will, and tyrannical power, through the apparent Plots, Seductions of …
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    … Trust, as a Parliament-Member, against the utter Subverters of them, by a NEW REPUBLICKREPUBLIC, meer armed force, arbitrary will, and tyrannical power, through the apparent Plots, Seductions of …

    William Prynne · Narrative of what was Spoken by Mr Prynne · Open in the reader

Lex Rex A57975

  • Printed
    … direction, for one rather than for another. But this is easily answered, that a republickRepublic appoint Rulers to governe them, is not an action indifferent, but a Morall action …
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    … direction, for one rather than for another. But this is easily answered, that a republickRepublic appoint Rulers to governe them, is not an action indifferent, but a Morall action …

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 8 · Open in the reader

A Hind Let Loose A59963

  • Printed
    … or Empire, who by that Government & army does obstruct the wel-fare of that republickRepublic. What oppressions & exactions by armed force our Nation hath been wasted with, in part …
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    … or Empire, who by that Government & army does obstruct the wel-fare of that republickRepublic. What oppressions & exactions by armed force our Nation hath been wasted with, in part …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 281 · Open in the reader

The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion A61509

  • Printed
    … in a legal manner, as it ought to be in a civil and free republickRepublic, but in a military, compulſive conſtraineing way, whereby their perſones and goods were tyrannically …
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    … in a legal manner, as it ought to be in a civil and free republickRepublic, but in a military, compulſive conſtraineing way, whereby their perſones and goods were tyrannically …

    James Stewart · The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion · p. 348 · Open in the reader

Anabaptism and Other Errors A77397

  • Printed
    This new Ochlocratorick republickRepublic where every individuall participates of the Soveraignty, not as in Democracies where the better …
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    This new Ochlocratorick republickRepublic where every individuall participates of the Soveraignty, not as in Democracies where the better …

    Robert Baillie · Anabaptism and Other Errors · p. 63 · Open in the reader

Maxims of Pious Policy A85688

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    … moſt ſutable to the preſent exigence… of State, conducible to the good of the republickRepublic,) theſe perſons vigorouſly oppoſe, therein accompliſhing the deſignes of open adverſaries, beyond the greateſt …
    With rule
    … moſt ſutable to the preſent exigence… of State, conducible to the good of the republickRepublic,) theſe perſons vigorouſly oppoſe, therein accompliſhing the deſignes of open adverſaries, beyond the greateſt …

    Enoch Grey · Maxims of Pious Policy · p. 33 · Open in the reader

The Throne of David A85769

  • Printed
    … Saul and Jonathan, alſo thou haſt given thy travels for the preſervation of the republickRepublic hitherto, and delivered Iſrael from their Enemies. And therefore with thy title are joyned …
    With rule
    … Saul and Jonathan, alſo thou haſt given thy travels for the preſervation of the republickRepublic hitherto, and delivered Iſrael from their Enemies. And therefore with thy title are joyned …

    William Guild · The Throne of David · p. 56 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Judah were ruled by the true prophets, for then was the eſtate of the republickRepublic happy and proſperous.
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    … Judah were ruled by the true prophets, for then was the eſtate of the republickRepublic happy and proſperous.

    William Guild · The Throne of David · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … tranſgreſs, either in negligence in their ſpirituall function, or againſt the lawes of the republickRepublic: as we ſee in Salomon puniſhing Abiathar for his conſpiracy with Adoniah, in … likewiſe …
    With rule
    … tranſgreſs, either in negligence in their ſpirituall function, or againſt the lawes of the republickRepublic: as we ſee in Salomon puniſhing Abiathar for his conſpiracy with Adoniah, in … likewiſe …

    William Guild · The Throne of David · p. 211 · Open in the reader

Discovery of Free-State Tyranny A91227

  • Printed
    … that it will encreaſe your Warres and enemies; ſo far from eſtabliſhing your new republickRepublic, that it will ſuddenly and certainly ſubvert it, if not by others, yet by …
    With rule
    … that it will encreaſe your Warres and enemies; ſo far from eſtabliſhing your new republickRepublic, that it will ſuddenly and certainly ſubvert it, if not by others, yet by …

    William Prynne · Discovery of Free-State Tyranny · p. 48 · Open in the reader

Historical Vindication Part 2 A91269

  • Printed
    … and made a great ſlaughter of the Britons, becauſe they revolted from the Roman republickRepublic, and ſubjected themſelves to Carauſius; who preferred their liberties before their lives. Alectus taking …
    With rule
    … and made a great ſlaughter of the Britons, becauſe they revolted from the Roman republickRepublic, and ſubjected themſelves to Carauſius; who preferred their liberties before their lives. Alectus taking …

    William Prynne · Historical Vindication Part 2 · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Treatise of Civil Policy A92147

  • Printed
    … direction, for one rather than for another. But this is eaſily anſwered, that a republickRepublic appoint Rulers to governe them, is not an action indifferent, but a Morall action …
    With rule
    … direction, for one rather than for another. But this is eaſily anſwered, that a republickRepublic appoint Rulers to governe them, is not an action indifferent, but a Morall action …

    Samuel Rutherford · Treatise of Civil Policy · p. 8 · Open in the reader

The Obligation of Human Conscience A94173

  • Printed
    … Juſtice which they call Legal, which alwayes intendeth the common good, and that the republickRepublic may receive no detriment; But this Law, howſoever it be unjuſt, doth notwithſtanding oblige …
    With rule
    … Juſtice which they call Legal, which alwayes intendeth the common good, and that the republickRepublic may receive no detriment; But this Law, howſoever it be unjuſt, doth notwithſtanding oblige …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 212 · Open in the reader