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iniuriousinjurious

i standing for j: Iesus → Jesus, iudge → judge.

Puritas changed it
831 times in 362 works
Consistency
98.4% (831 of 844)
Reach if approved
~887 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: injurious
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
844 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (831 changes in 362 works, 98.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 831)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … of Chriſt in the iudgement of all honeſt and ſounde Chriſtians, from the moſt iniuriousinjurious ſlanders given out by D. Downame and other adverſaries, to our reproach among the …
    With rule
    … of Chriſt in the iudgement of all honeſt and ſounde Chriſtians, from the moſt iniuriousinjurious ſlanders given out by D. Downame and other adverſaries, to our reproach among the …

    Henry Jacob · Attestation of Many Learned Godly and Famous Divines · p. 320 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    Vſe 1 What a bridle to curbe our iniuriousinjurious hearts, what a chaine to binde our iniuriousinjurious hands, what a locke to barre …
    With rule
    Vſe 1 What a bridle to curbe our iniuriousinjurious hearts, what a chaine to binde our iniuriousinjurious hands, what a locke to barre …

    Thomas Barnes · The Court of Conscience · p. 133 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    Therefore alſo hee hath a prerogatiue in all things that are not iniuriousinjurious to the ſubiect. As hee may create Corporations, Deane and Chapter, Maior and Cominaltie …
    With rule
    Therefore alſo hee hath a prerogatiue in all things that are not iniuriousinjurious to the ſubiect. As hee may create Corporations, Deane and Chapter, Maior and Cominaltie …

    Henry Finch · Law · p. 84 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    BVT as they are iniuriousinjurious translatours to the sacred order of Priesthoode, so a man woulde thinke they should …
    With rule
    BVT as they are iniuriousinjurious translatours to the sacred order of Priesthoode, so a man woulde thinke they should …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 423 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … ſhew in their workes that haue them. It is (after a ſort) to be iniuriousinjurious to God himſelf, whē men doe not geue the due praiſe vnto ſuch men …
    With rule
    … ſhew in their workes that haue them. It is (after a ſort) to be iniuriousinjurious to God himſelf, whē men doe not geue the due praiſe vnto ſuch men …

    George Gifford · Eight Sermons on Ecclesiastes · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … to God, who in wiſedome and goodneſſe hath prouided it for him; and moſt iniuriousinjurious to himſelfe, in loſing the vſe and benefit of ſuch a weapon.
    With rule
    … to God, who in wiſedome and goodneſſe hath prouided it for him; and moſt iniuriousinjurious to himſelfe, in loſing the vſe and benefit of ſuch a weapon.

    William Gouge · The Whole Armor of God · p. 326 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … their heads, are theeues: for the intent to steale in their mindes directed their iniuriousinjurious hands. The Law arraigns them not, the Iudgement seat of God shall not acquite …
    With rule
    … their heads, are theeues: for the intent to steale in their mindes directed their iniuriousinjurious hands. The Law arraigns them not, the Iudgement seat of God shall not acquite …

    Thomas Adams · The White Devil · p. 48 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    A warning (therefore) to all, since Tale-bearing is so detestable to God, and iniuriousinjurious to man, to auoyd to be, or to receiue Slaunderers. The first would be …
    With rule
    A warning (therefore) to all, since Tale-bearing is so detestable to God, and iniuriousinjurious to man, to auoyd to be, or to receiue Slaunderers. The first would be …

    Robert Horne · The Christian Governor in the Commonwealth and Private Families · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (13)

9 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 Merchant Real A06192

  • Printed
    … hell, & all into the bargaine. Is not he the greateſt Idolater in the vvorld? IniuriousInjurious to the vvhole trinity. For mony is his maker. He ſpeakes ſo. If I …
    With rule
    … hell, & all into the bargaine. Is not he the greateſt Idolater in the vvorld? IniuriousInjurious to the vvhole trinity. For mony is his maker. He ſpeakes ſo. If I …

    William Loe · The Merchant Real · p. 97 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … his equalls for he ſcornes them, to his inferiors for he tramples vpon them. IniuriousInjurious to himſelfe in his naturall life not affording himſelfe dyet, & apparrell beſeeming his place …
    With rule
    … his equalls for he ſcornes them, to his inferiors for he tramples vpon them. IniuriousInjurious to himſelfe in his naturall life not affording himſelfe dyet, & apparrell beſeeming his place …

    William Loe · The Merchant Real · p. 97 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … affording himſelfe dyet, & apparrell beſeeming his place, nor sleepe, & recreation meete for his perſon. IniuriousInjurious to himſelfe in his ciuell life, beloued hartely of none, truly hated of all …
    With rule
    … affording himſelfe dyet, & apparrell beſeeming his place, nor sleepe, & recreation meete for his perſon. IniuriousInjurious to himſelfe in his ciuell life, beloued hartely of none, truly hated of all …

    William Loe · The Merchant Real · p. 97 · Open in the reader

Two Sermons at Pauls Cross A11458

  • Printed
    IniuriousInjurious in the second place, to this branch of our Christian liberty, is the Church …
    With rule
    IniuriousInjurious in the second place, to this branch of our Christian liberty, is the Church …

    Robert Sanderson · Two Sermons at Pauls Cross · p. 19 · Open in the reader

Reply Against Gilbert Brown A14926

  • Printed
    … or other: but the doctrine of the Kirk of Rome, is againſt them all. IniuriousInjurious to his God-head, in making him, not onely inferiour to the Father, in …
    With rule
    … or other: but the doctrine of the Kirk of Rome, is againſt them all. IniuriousInjurious to his God-head, in making him, not onely inferiour to the Father, in …

    John Welch · Reply Against Gilbert Brown · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … as I heard your Maieſty moſt ſolidely proue, and ſo worſe then the Artians. IniuriousInjurious to his man-hood, to all his offices, his benefites, and all the meanes …
    With rule
    … as I heard your Maieſty moſt ſolidely proue, and ſo worſe then the Artians. IniuriousInjurious to his man-hood, to all his offices, his benefites, and all the meanes …

    John Welch · Reply Against Gilbert Brown · Open in the reader

Abuses Stripped and Whipped A15623

  • Printed
    IniuriousInjurious villaines; that for to defame,
    With rule
    IniuriousInjurious villaines; that for to defame,

    George Wither · Abuses Stripped and Whipped · Open in the reader

Ten Sermons for the Worthy Receiving of the Lords Supper A20536

  • Printed
    8 IniuriousInjurious charging of our ſelues to be hypocrites in time of temptation.
    With rule
    8 IniuriousInjurious charging of our ſelues to be hypocrites in time of temptation.

    John Dod · Ten Sermons for the Worthy Receiving of the Lords Supper · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 A67927

  • Printed
    … for he was of a meeke, humble, discreete, and most gentle behauiour to all. IniuriousInjurious he was to none, beneficiall to many, especiallye to those that were of the …
    With rule
    … for he was of a meeke, humble, discreete, and most gentle behauiour to all. IniuriousInjurious he was to none, beneficiall to many, especiallye to those that were of the …

    John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 1851 · Open in the reader