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Waiting for reviewie → y, y / iCandidate #5444 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

perjurieperjury

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

Puritas changed it
206 times in 100 works
Consistency
78.9% (206 of 261)
Reach if approved
~274 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: perjury
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
261 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (206 changes in 100 works, 78.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 206)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … not to defend during their liues, but rather to betray the cause, and incurre perjurieperjury. If they may not violate their oath assembled collectiue, farre lesse may a generall …
    With rule
    … not to defend during their liues, but rather to betray the cause, and incurre perjurieperjury. If they may not violate their oath assembled collectiue, farre lesse may a generall …

    David Calderwood · Perth Assembly · p. 29 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … creature in his stead, appealing to it as the Avenger of a lye or perjurieperjury, that is a hainous sin, and cannot easily be done in ignorance. 2. It is …
    With rule
    … creature in his stead, appealing to it as the Avenger of a lye or perjurieperjury, that is a hainous sin, and cannot easily be done in ignorance. 2. It is …

    Richard Baxter · Right to Sacraments · p. 330 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … God calls no man to preach the gospel by such ane unlawfull meane as perjurieperjury and breach of Covenant, and that in this case Ministers suffering for truth, is …
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    … God calls no man to preach the gospel by such ane unlawfull meane as perjurieperjury and breach of Covenant, and that in this case Ministers suffering for truth, is …

    Thomas Forrester · Review and Examination of the Doctrine · p. 97 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    1. You alter the ſtate of the queſtion; for every injurie is not perjurieperjury: the quaerie was, whether they could be taken away without perjurieperjury.
    With rule
    1. You alter the ſtate of the queſtion; for every injurie is not perjurieperjury: the quaerie was, whether they could be taken away without perjurieperjury.

    John Geree · The Sifters Sieve Broken · p. 71 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … so deliberatly involved into the guilt of open, ovvned, avouched, and by Lavv established, perjurieperjury: Novv vvhat did vve in rhe mean time? Alas vve had not the spirit …
    With rule
    … so deliberatly involved into the guilt of open, ovvned, avouched, and by Lavv established, perjurieperjury: Novv vvhat did vve in rhe mean time? Alas vve had not the spirit …

    Robert McWard · The Poor Mans Cup of Cold Water · p. 20 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … profit and gaine, that may be attained by ſome indirect courſe, by deceit, lying, perjurieperjury, oppreſſion, extortion, and the like: that pleaſure, that profit, if upon ſuch tearmes thou …
    With rule
    … profit and gaine, that may be attained by ſome indirect courſe, by deceit, lying, perjurieperjury, oppreſſion, extortion, and the like: that pleaſure, that profit, if upon ſuch tearmes thou …

    Thomas Gataker · Saint Stephens Last Will and Testament · p. 14 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … a witnes, but as a witnes of the conſcience alſo, and a reuenger of perjurieperjury againſt the verie ſoule; it is a moſt great and heinous ſinne, to ſweare …
    With rule
    … a witnes, but as a witnes of the conſcience alſo, and a reuenger of perjurieperjury againſt the verie ſoule; it is a moſt great and heinous ſinne, to ſweare …

    Theodore Beza · Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed · p. 75 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … witnesse. 1. Falsum testimonium habet tripliceus deformitatem▪ A false testimonie hath: a threefold deformitie: ex perjurieperjury, first by perjurieperjury, because witnesses are not admitted but upon their oath: ali… … justitiae …
    With rule
    … witnesse. 1. Falsum testimonium habet tripliceus deformitatem▪ A false testimonie hath: a threefold deformitie: ex perjurieperjury, first by perjurieperjury, because witnesses are not admitted but upon their oath: ali… … justitiae …

    Andrew Willet · Commentary on Genesis and Exodus · p. 439 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (55)

32 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 24 are listed here. 23 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The History of the Holy War A01342

  • Printed
    SO much concerning those laesa principia in this Holy warre, Superstition and PerjuriePerjury, which struck at the root of it. Come we now to consider many other …
    With rule
    SO much concerning those laesa principia in this Holy warre, Superstition and PerjuriePerjury, which struck at the root of it. Come we now to consider many other …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Holy War · p. 249 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Moral Law A14909

  • Printed
    PerjuriePerjury, whether a greater ſinne than murther. 6
    With rule
    PerjuriePerjury, whether a greater ſinne than murther. 6

    John Weemes · Exposition of the Moral Law · Open in the reader

An Exhortation of the Particular Kirks of Christ in Scotland A17575

  • Printed
    … that in cases cōtroverted a good conscience taketh ever the surest, and safest side. PerjuriePerjury is a hainous sin, & odious to the world. Idolatrie is against the first commandements …
    With rule
    … that in cases cōtroverted a good conscience taketh ever the surest, and safest side. PerjuriePerjury is a hainous sin, & odious to the world. Idolatrie is against the first commandements …

    David Calderwood · An Exhortation of the Particular Kirks of Christ in Scotland · p. 13 · Open in the reader

Answers to the Replies of Aberdeen A20388

  • Printed
    … of that kind, nor wee did allow the foule Aspersions of Rebellion, …eresie, Schisme & PerjuriePerjury, put upon the Noble-men, and remnant Covenanters. And where yee aske of us …
    With rule
    … of that kind, nor wee did allow the foule Aspersions of Rebellion, …eresie, Schisme & PerjuriePerjury, put upon the Noble-men, and remnant Covenanters. And where yee aske of us …

    Alexander Henderson · Answers to the Replies of Aberdeen · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … reformed Kirkes, and famous Divines. 2. The scandall of dissenting from Anthoritie. 3. The Scandall of PerjuriePerjury,. Wee answered, That the controverted words of the Covenant being rightly conceived, & interpreted according …
    With rule
    … reformed Kirkes, and famous Divines. 2. The scandall of dissenting from Anthoritie. 3. The Scandall of PerjuriePerjury,. Wee answered, That the controverted words of the Covenant being rightly conceived, & interpreted according …

    Alexander Henderson · Answers to the Replies of Aberdeen · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … the first two, and maye by the lyke reason acknowledge of the third, of PerjuriePerjury. We dispute not of the lawfulnesse of the Oath given at your Admission, by …
    With rule
    … the first two, and maye by the lyke reason acknowledge of the third, of PerjuriePerjury. We dispute not of the lawfulnesse of the Oath given at your Admission, by …

    Alexander Henderson · Answers to the Replies of Aberdeen · Open in the reader

The Theater of Gods Judgments A27163

  • Printed
    A most notable example of the punishment of PerjuriePerjury and falshood in Vladislaus King of Hungary and his Army destroyed by the Turkes …
    With rule
    A most notable example of the punishment of PerjuriePerjury and falshood in Vladislaus King of Hungary and his Army destroyed by the Turkes …

    Thomas Beard · The Theater of Gods Judgments · p. 114 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    CHAP. II. Of PerjuriePerjury.
    With rule
    CHAP. II. Of PerjuriePerjury.

    Thomas Beard · The Theater of Gods Judgments · p. 417 · Open in the reader

The History of the Indulgence A29750

  • Printed
    … Church and Countrey, Bloudshed, Overturning of the Work of God, Establishing iniquity by Law, PerjuriePerjury, Apostasie, Re-establishing of Perjured Prelats, and abjured Prelacie, intruding of Hirelings; Persecution of …
    With rule
    … Church and Countrey, Bloudshed, Overturning of the Work of God, Establishing iniquity by Law, PerjuriePerjury, Apostasie, Re-establishing of Perjured Prelats, and abjured Prelacie, intruding of Hirelings; Persecution of …

    John Brown · The History of the Indulgence · p. 7 · Open in the reader

A Discourse Penned by a Romish Priest A41019

  • Printed
    … a false or lying oath, and is more properly then all the rest, called PerjuriePerjury.
    With rule
    … a false or lying oath, and is more properly then all the rest, called PerjuriePerjury.

    Daniel Featley · A Discourse Penned by a Romish Priest · p. 121 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … that it may be taken of any Catholique without any the least danger of PerjuriePerjury, or any other sinne (scandall being avoyded) or without mentall reservation or secret equivocation …
    With rule
    … that it may be taken of any Catholique without any the least danger of PerjuriePerjury, or any other sinne (scandall being avoyded) or without mentall reservation or secret equivocation …

    Daniel Featley · A Discourse Penned by a Romish Priest · p. 125 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … so what was unlawfull in a proper sence, might at lest be free from PerjuriePerjury in an improper. Thus understanding the first branch; and the second and third in …
    With rule
    … so what was unlawfull in a proper sence, might at lest be free from PerjuriePerjury in an improper. Thus understanding the first branch; and the second and third in …

    Daniel Featley · A Discourse Penned by a Romish Priest · p. 131 · Open in the reader

The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy A56127

  • Printed
    … for the wealth of the Realme, and the advancement of the Church, by their PerjuriePerjury. For, whereas the late deceased King (Henry the first) used himselfe not altogether for …
    With rule
    … for the wealth of the Realme, and the advancement of the Church, by their PerjuriePerjury. For, whereas the late deceased King (Henry the first) used himselfe not altogether for …

    William Prynne · The Antipathy of the English Lordly Prelacy · p. 14 · Open in the reader

Lex Rex A57975

  • Printed
    … Quod in Cajo licet, in Nevio non licet. So he teacheth the King, That PerjuriePerjury and Sacriledge is lawfull to him. If Princes power to do ill, and cut …
    With rule
    … Quod in Cajo licet, in Nevio non licet. So he teacheth the King, That PerjuriePerjury and Sacriledge is lawfull to him. If Princes power to do ill, and cut …

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 203 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … him that sweareth, if he violate his oath. There followeth onelie the punishment of PerjuriePerjury. And the word of a Prince is as good as his oath, onelie he …
    With rule
    … him that sweareth, if he violate his oath. There followeth onelie the punishment of PerjuriePerjury. And the word of a Prince is as good as his oath, onelie he …

    Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 401 · Open in the reader

A Hind Let Loose A59963

  • Printed
    … this way, which in the Confession of the objectors themselves was only deliberate & premeditate PerjuriePerjury. Next, if it should, be granted he was Compelled; let it be also considered …
    With rule
    … this way, which in the Confession of the objectors themselves was only deliberate & premeditate PerjuriePerjury. Next, if it should, be granted he was Compelled; let it be also considered …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 61 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … allowed by Law to administer the Ordinances, but either Apostate Curats, who by their PerjuriePerjury & Apostacy forfaulted their Ministry, or other Hirelings & Prelat… Journey-men, who run without a …
    With rule
    … allowed by Law to administer the Ordinances, but either Apostate Curats, who by their PerjuriePerjury & Apostacy forfaulted their Ministry, or other Hirelings & Prelat… Journey-men, who run without a …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 97 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … success in their designes, involving the generality of the Land in the sin of PerjuriePerjury & false swearing with themselves. And it hath been observed, that scarcely have they let …
    With rule
    … success in their designes, involving the generality of the Land in the sin of PerjuriePerjury & false swearing with themselves. And it hath been observed, that scarcely have they let …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 186 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … broken doun his Groves, which he had with the addition of the guilt of PerjuriePerjury set up, and to have bound his ungrateful hands from the blood of the …
    With rule
    … broken doun his Groves, which he had with the addition of the guilt of PerjuriePerjury set up, and to have bound his ungrateful hands from the blood of the …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 306 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … the Nation for a Sacrifice, to expiate in the sight of the world our PerjuriePerjury, defection & Heaven-daring Provocations. Alas! I am afraid that the sword of the Lord …
    With rule
    … the Nation for a Sacrifice, to expiate in the sight of the world our PerjuriePerjury, defection & Heaven-daring Provocations. Alas! I am afraid that the sword of the Lord …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 723 · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Four Degenerate Sons A68868

  • Printed
    … the true God; the reaſon is becauſe Idolatrie is a greater ſin than perjurieperjury; PerjuriePerjury is but a ſin againſt the third command, and Idolatry is a ſin againſt …
    With rule
    … the true God; the reaſon is becauſe Idolatrie is a greater ſin than perjurieperjury; PerjuriePerjury is but a ſin againſt the third command, and Idolatry is a ſin againſt …

    John Weemes · Treatise of the Four Degenerate Sons · p. 222 · Open in the reader

The Dissonant Harmony of Sacred Public Oaths A70864

  • Printed
    … time after time in the higheſt degree, moſt needs be a more deteſtable damnable PerjuriePerjury, crime, in the eyes of God than theirs, and draw a more long-laſting …
    With rule
    … time after time in the higheſt degree, moſt needs be a more deteſtable damnable PerjuriePerjury, crime, in the eyes of God than theirs, and draw a more long-laſting …

    William Prynne · The Dissonant Harmony of Sacred Public Oaths · p. 29 · Open in the reader

Treatise of Civil Policy A92147

  • Printed
    … Quod in Cajo licet, in Nevio non licet. So he teacheth the King, That PerjuriePerjury and Sacriledge is lawfull to him. If Princes power to do ill, and cut …
    With rule
    … Quod in Cajo licet, in Nevio non licet. So he teacheth the King, That PerjuriePerjury and Sacriledge is lawfull to him. If Princes power to do ill, and cut …

    Samuel Rutherford · Treatise of Civil Policy · p. 203 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … him that ſweareth, if he violate his oath. There followeth onelie the puniſhment of PerjuriePerjury. And the word of a Prince is as good as his oath, onelie he …
    With rule
    … him that ſweareth, if he violate his oath. There followeth onelie the puniſhment of PerjuriePerjury. And the word of a Prince is as good as his oath, onelie he …

    Samuel Rutherford · Treatise of Civil Policy · p. 401 · Open in the reader