enioyenjoy
i standing for j: Iesus → Jesus, iudge → judge.
- Puritas changed it
- 4,948 times in 894 works
- Consistency
- 99.6% (4,948 of 4,964)
- Reach if approved
- ~5,216 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: enjoy
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 4,964 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (4,948 changes in 894 works, 99.6% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 4,948)
- Printed… ſight, what and how great things muſt thoſe needs be which then wee ſhall enioyenjoy when Chriſt, which is our life ſhall reneale himſelf… from hea…en?With rule… ſight, what and how great things muſt thoſe needs be which then wee ſhall enioyenjoy when Chriſt, which is our life ſhall reneale himſelf… from hea…en?
Henry Finch · Exposition of the Song of Solomon · p. 84 · Open in the reader
- PrintedSeuenthly, ſecretly to wiſh their death, to enioyenjoy their goods, lands, houſes, poſſeſſious, or for liberty, Gen. 27. 41.With ruleSeuenthly, ſecretly to wiſh their death, to enioyenjoy their goods, lands, houſes, poſſeſſious, or for liberty, Gen. 27. 41.
Thomas Granger · The Tree of Good and Evil · p. 22 · Open in the reader
- Printed… goodneſſe, that ſo I going on from ſtrength to ſtrength, may in the end enioyenjoy thy face in Sion.With rule… goodneſſe, that ſo I going on from ſtrength to ſtrength, may in the end enioyenjoy thy face in Sion.
Henry Greenwood · The Prisoners Prayers · p. 138 · Open in the reader
- Printed… euen and a faire current, that they can take no exception to, when they enioyenjoy moſt their hearts eaſe, they ceaſe not to offend and prouoke God vnto his …With rule… euen and a faire current, that they can take no exception to, when they enioyenjoy moſt their hearts eaſe, they ceaſe not to offend and prouoke God vnto his …
Henry Finch · The Calling of the Jews · p. 128 · Open in the reader
- Printed… or naturall death, which they are ſubiect to in this life, then ſhall they enioyenjoy the kingdome of heauen, the preſence of God, the ſocietie of Saints and Angels …With rule… or naturall death, which they are ſubiect to in this life, then ſhall they enioyenjoy the kingdome of heauen, the preſence of God, the ſocietie of Saints and Angels …
John Foorthe · The Apostles Catechism · p. 69 · Open in the reader
- Printed… or tabernacle? If not, why may it not be lawful for vs quietly to enioyenjoy our poore cotages without your comptrollement? for you endeuour as much as in you …With rule… or tabernacle? If not, why may it not be lawful for vs quietly to enioyenjoy our poore cotages without your comptrollement? for you endeuour as much as in you …
John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · p. 67 · Open in the reader
- Printed… is po…iuntur, by that authoritie which the Bishops of Rome haue or doe enioyenjoy. But if we shall beleue Marcellinus an heathen writer. Liberius Bishop of Rome, was …With rule… is po…iuntur, by that authoritie which the Bishops of Rome haue or doe enioyenjoy. But if we shall beleue Marcellinus an heathen writer. Liberius Bishop of Rome, was …
William Fulke · A Retentive to Stay Good Christians · p. 46 · Open in the reader
- Printed… you, in placing mee ouer you, as your Paſtor, by whoſe painefull labours you enioyenjoy that which many want. And that when I am gone hence to the Lord …With rule… you, in placing mee ouer you, as your Paſtor, by whoſe painefull labours you enioyenjoy that which many want. And that when I am gone hence to the Lord …
Richard Gawton · Short Instruction for those Admitted to the Lords Supper · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (16)
14 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 2 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Britains Ida A00973
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy while yet thou mayst thy lifes sweet pleasure:With ruleEnioyEnjoy while yet thou mayst thy lifes sweet pleasure:
Phineas Fletcher · Britains Ida · Open in the reader
Exposition of Ecclesiastes A06504
- Printed… remember aduerſitie. That is, ſo frame thy ſelfe, yt thou mayſt alſo be ſad. EnioyEnjoy the things preſent, but ſo as thou put not thy confidēce in them, that …With rule… remember aduerſitie. That is, ſo frame thy ſelfe, yt thou mayſt alſo be ſad. EnioyEnjoy the things preſent, but ſo as thou put not thy confidēce in them, that …
Martin Luther · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · p. 120 · Open in the reader
A Pattern for Women A07358
- Printed… meaſure of your wickedneſſe, that all the wrath of God may come vpon you. EnioyEnjoy this ſhort time in ſports, drunkenneſſe, and dancings, and wantonneſſe: let not your time …With rule… meaſure of your wickedneſſe, that all the wrath of God may come vpon you. EnioyEnjoy this ſhort time in ſports, drunkenneſſe, and dancings, and wantonneſſe: let not your time …
John Mayer · A Pattern for Women · p. 51 · Open in the reader
Contemplating Mortality and Immortality A07629
- PrintedSecondly, perfection of glory; Erimus participes, non spectatores gloriae. EnioyEnjoy with theſe eyes, viſionem illam beatificam, ioy vnſpeakeable. And (ſaith S. Iohn) your ioy …With ruleSecondly, perfection of glory; Erimus participes, non spectatores gloriae. EnioyEnjoy with theſe eyes, viſionem illam beatificam, ioy vnſpeakeable. And (ſaith S. Iohn) your ioy …
Henry Montagu · Contemplating Mortality and Immortality · p. 40 · Open in the reader
Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy we any good grace of God, though in neuer ſo weake meaſure? Firſt, hee …With ruleEnioyEnjoy we any good grace of God, though in neuer ſo weake meaſure? Firſt, hee …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 503 · Open in the reader
A Prospective Glass to Look into Heaven A14380
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy Heau'ns endlesse yeeres of Consolation;With ruleEnioyEnjoy Heau'ns endlesse yeeres of Consolation;
John Vicars · A Prospective Glass to Look into Heaven · Open in the reader
Fair-Virtue the Mistress of Philarete A15639
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy my Musick, by my selfe alone:With ruleEnioyEnjoy my Musick, by my selfe alone:
George Wither · Fair-Virtue the Mistress of Philarete · Open in the reader
A Satire A15652
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy their wealth, and there's no Law that bindesWith ruleEnioyEnjoy their wealth, and there's no Law that bindes
George Wither · A Satire · Open in the reader
Withers Motto A15662
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy the day from morning vntill night,With ruleEnioyEnjoy the day from morning vntill night,
George Wither · Withers Motto · Open in the reader
Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church A17864
- Printed… to himselfe; be it so, doe they therefore enioyenjoy thē any whit the lesse. EnioyEnjoy wee not all the sunne the glorious lamp of the world? enioyenjoy wee not …With rule… to himselfe; be it so, doe they therefore enioyenjoy thē any whit the lesse. EnioyEnjoy wee not all the sunne the glorious lamp of the world? enioyenjoy wee not …
John Cameron · Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church · p. 153 · Open in the reader
A Treasury of Similes A18271
- Printed… muſt be paſſed before this can bee done: So likewiſe if a man ſhould EnioyEnjoy happineſſe in heauen, onely for the ſpace of time, in which the Sea is …With rule… muſt be paſſed before this can bee done: So likewiſe if a man ſhould EnioyEnjoy happineſſe in heauen, onely for the ſpace of time, in which the Sea is …
Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · p. 418 · Open in the reader
Works of Joseph Hall A68126
- Printed… torment: Alas, what an hard peny-worth; ſo little pleaſure for ſo much repentance! EnioyEnjoy it, if thou canſt: but if while the ſword hangs ouer thee in an …With rule… torment: Alas, what an hard peny-worth; ſo little pleaſure for ſo much repentance! EnioyEnjoy it, if thou canſt: but if while the ſword hangs ouer thee in an …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 337 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the greater vvorld; and doe we make a priſon where God meant a Paradiſe? EnioyEnjoy therefore (happy Countrymen) enioyenjoy freely God and your ſelues; enrich your ſelues with your …With rule… the greater vvorld; and doe we make a priſon where God meant a Paradiſe? EnioyEnjoy therefore (happy Countrymen) enioyenjoy freely God and your ſelues; enrich your ſelues with your …
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 686 · Open in the reader
Collection of Poems A68914
- PrintedEnioyEnjoy their wealth; and there's no Law that bindesWith ruleEnioyEnjoy their wealth; and there's no Law that bindes
George Wither · Collection of Poems · Open in the reader