envyedenvied
ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.
- Puritas changed it
- 236 times in 164 works
- Consistency
- 95.9% (236 of 246)
- Reach if approved
- ~258 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: envied
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 246 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (236 changes in 164 works, 95.9% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 236)
- Printed… his ashes: From them, this product of his notable spirit, these Posthuma (he having envyedenvied the uncharitable world other remains of his choise literature and observation,) have taken wing …With rule… his ashes: From them, this product of his notable spirit, these Posthuma (he having envyedenvied the uncharitable world other remains of his choise literature and observation,) have taken wing …
Archibald Argyll · Instructions to a Son · Open in the reader
- Printed… not as he ſpake; that he knew Man was capable of greater Knowledge, but envyedenvied him that happineſs; and that the eating of that Fruit, was not the way …With rule… not as he ſpake; that he knew Man was capable of greater Knowledge, but envyedenvied him that happineſs; and that the eating of that Fruit, was not the way …
Richard Baxter · The Reasons of the Christian Religion Part 1 · p. 208 · Open in the reader
- Printed… maketh them the object of their envy, that they are godly. Thus Cain, he envyedenvied, and ſo hated his brother Abel. We might have thought, there being no more …With rule… maketh them the object of their envy, that they are godly. Thus Cain, he envyedenvied, and ſo hated his brother Abel. We might have thought, there being no more …
Anthony Burgess · The Scripture Directory for Church Officers and People · p. 27 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of this assumed Title with great sums of mony; Especially the Emperor of Constantinople envyedenvied it; but Charlemagne by his magnanimity prevailed against their contumacy, wherein he excelled the …With rule… of this assumed Title with great sums of mony; Especially the Emperor of Constantinople envyedenvied it; but Charlemagne by his magnanimity prevailed against their contumacy, wherein he excelled the …
Samuel Clarke · The Life and Death of Alexander the Great · p. 99 · Open in the reader
- PrintedSome were proud of spiritual Gifts, and despised others in comparison with themselves; Some envyedenvied others because they had a larger measure of spiritual Gifts, most abused their gifts …With ruleSome were proud of spiritual Gifts, and despised others in comparison with themselves; Some envyedenvied others because they had a larger measure of spiritual Gifts, most abused their gifts …
David Dickson · An Exposition of Pauls Epistles · p. 59 · Open in the reader
- Printed… I were not aſſured they were greatly addicted to him, I would ſuſpect they envyedenvied his praiſes. He is deceived in my …pinion, whoſoever he be, that counts Plato …With rule… I were not aſſured they were greatly addicted to him, I would ſuſpect they envyedenvied his praiſes. He is deceived in my …pinion, whoſoever he be, that counts Plato …
Theophilus Gale · The Court of the Gentiles Part 2 · p. 245 · Open in the reader
- Printed… for though many deserv to be hated, feared, and despised; yet none to be envyedenvied. Good, and wise men are to be honoured in, and for all the good …With rule… for though many deserv to be hated, feared, and despised; yet none to be envyedenvied. Good, and wise men are to be honoured in, and for all the good …
John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 218 · Open in the reader
- Printed… those holy Iewes vnder the law, fore-seeing what would be vnder the Messias, envyedenvied not to the Apostles and other of that age, the more perfect & liuely knowledge …With rule… those holy Iewes vnder the law, fore-seeing what would be vnder the Messias, envyedenvied not to the Apostles and other of that age, the more perfect & liuely knowledge …
Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 239 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (10)
6 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 4 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
The Government of the Thoughts A23734
- Printed… Enmity. The Psalmist found in the Sanctuary, that his Enemies were not to be EnvyedEnvied: Surely, said he, thou didst set them in slippery places: Thou castedst them down …With rule… Enmity. The Psalmist found in the Sanctuary, that his Enemies were not to be EnvyedEnvied: Surely, said he, thou didst set them in slippery places: Thou castedst them down …
Richard Allestree · The Government of the Thoughts · p. 47 · Open in the reader
Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes A52356
- Printed… Vanity in the Envyers, and a penal Vanity of Diſappointment and Unſatisfaction in the EnvyedEnvied, and a thing that will work vexation of Spirit in both; while the one …With rule… Vanity in the Envyers, and a penal Vanity of Diſappointment and Unſatisfaction in the EnvyedEnvied, and a thing that will work vexation of Spirit in both; while the one …
Alexander Nisbet · Exposition Upon Ecclesiastes · p. 187 · Open in the reader
A Complete and Compendious Church History A52804
- Printed… Corruptâ livorem ducitabab Vuâ: Hence the Pſalmiſt Imputeth this Conſpiracy to all Iſrael, [They EnvyedEnvied Moſes alſo, and Aaron the Saint of the Lord, Pſa. 106. 16.] Inaſmuch as the People …With rule… Corruptâ livorem ducitabab Vuâ: Hence the Pſalmiſt Imputeth this Conſpiracy to all Iſrael, [They EnvyedEnvied Moſes alſo, and Aaron the Saint of the Lord, Pſa. 106. 16.] Inaſmuch as the People …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 53 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Luther, and though the Reformed Religion (which he ſcornfully call'd The New Sumpſinius) he EnvyedEnvied, yet the Romiſh Religion [calling it Sarcaſtically, The Old Mumpſimus,] he Despiſed: The Occaſion …With rule… Luther, and though the Reformed Religion (which he ſcornfully call'd The New Sumpſinius) he EnvyedEnvied, yet the Romiſh Religion [calling it Sarcaſtically, The Old Mumpſimus,] he Despiſed: The Occaſion …
Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 466 · Open in the reader
The Cure of Prejudice A97247
- Printed1 They EnvyedEnvied him, Matth. 26.15.With rule1 They EnvyedEnvied him, Matth. 26.15.
Richard Younge · The Cure of Prejudice · p. 58 · Open in the reader
A Complete Body of Divinity N02384
- Printed… Envied that … and Me…a… ſhould Propheſy, Numb. 11.29. Thus K…r… and his Company EnvyedEnvied M…ſes and A…ron the Preſerment which God had advanced them to, Pſal …With rule… Envied that … and Me…a… ſhould Propheſy, Numb. 11.29. Thus K…r… and his Company EnvyedEnvied M…ſes and A…ron the Preſerment which God had advanced them to, Pſal …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 750 · Open in the reader