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criminallcriminal

A doubled letter made single: vntill → until.

Puritas changed it
430 times in 214 works
Consistency
87.9% (430 of 489)
Reach if approved
~514 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: criminal
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
489 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (430 changes in 214 works, 87.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 430)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … knowen to whom the right belongeth in the trialls of title, and in other criminallcriminal causes, who is guiltie, who innocent, that in such doubtfull case, the matter may …
    With rule
    … knowen to whom the right belongeth in the trialls of title, and in other criminallcriminal causes, who is guiltie, who innocent, that in such doubtfull case, the matter may …

    Andrew Willet · Harmony Upon 2 Samuel · p. 11 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … growne incurable. The firſt is mercy, the ſecond iudgement: The firſt hath place in criminallcriminal, the ſecond in capitall offences. Of the firſt many a one may ſay, and …
    With rule
    … growne incurable. The firſt is mercy, the ſecond iudgement: The firſt hath place in criminallcriminal, the ſecond in capitall offences. Of the firſt many a one may ſay, and …

    Immanuel Bourne · The Anatomy of Conscience · p. 38 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … Parliament of Counsell and session, a Barone, a Steward, a Iudge of civill and criminallcriminal causes: & why not Bishop of the order of the Garter, and Count Palatine, that …
    With rule
    … Parliament of Counsell and session, a Barone, a Steward, a Iudge of civill and criminallcriminal causes: & why not Bishop of the order of the Garter, and Count Palatine, that …

    David Calderwood · The Pastor and the Prelate · p. 14 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … to sewe a byshop, or any of the Clergie in any cause, ciuill or criminallcriminal, before a temporall magistrate. But marke what happened these wretches through their pryde, as …
    With rule
    … to sewe a byshop, or any of the Clergie in any cause, ciuill or criminallcriminal, before a temporall magistrate. But marke what happened these wretches through their pryde, as …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · p. 30 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … nature of an oath, which is to end a controverſie amongſt men in cauſes criminallcriminal, before Iudges; neither can any uſe hereof be given.
    With rule
    … nature of an oath, which is to end a controverſie amongſt men in cauſes criminallcriminal, before Iudges; neither can any uſe hereof be given.

    Randal Bate · Certain Observations · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … by the Iudicial law, which God gaue vnto Moses for his direction in causes criminallcriminal among the Israelites: Deut. 21. 18. 19. 20. If any man hath a son that is stubborne, & disobedient …
    With rule
    … by the Iudicial law, which God gaue vnto Moses for his direction in causes criminallcriminal among the Israelites: Deut. 21. 18. 19. 20. If any man hath a son that is stubborne, & disobedient …

    William Perkins · Christian Economy · p. 168 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … as Papists or Arminians would from thence collect; but onely a lapse into some criminallcriminal or scandalous act of sinne, which may, and doth sometimes befall, the very best …
    With rule
    … as Papists or Arminians would from thence collect; but onely a lapse into some criminallcriminal or scandalous act of sinne, which may, and doth sometimes befall, the very best …

    William Prynne · The Church of Englands Antithesis to Arminianism · p. 6 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … to be kept holy. In it no Merchant Wares to be sold, and no criminallcriminal cause to be judged. 38. and 39. Tythes are precisely to be payed. And men, fleeing …
    With rule
    … to be kept holy. In it no Merchant Wares to be sold, and no criminallcriminal cause to be judged. 38. and 39. Tythes are precisely to be payed. And men, fleeing …

    Patrick Simson · The History of the Church Since the Days of Christ · p. 632 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (59)

31 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 28 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Appeal to the Parliament A05285

  • Printed
    Further, the matter is not of waight, nor of qualitie (for it should be CriminallCriminal;) not of necessitie (for it may be otherwise cleared;) nor maketh this oath the …
    With rule
    Further, the matter is not of waight, nor of qualitie (for it should be CriminallCriminal;) not of necessitie (for it may be otherwise cleared;) nor maketh this oath the …

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 48 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … no oath is offered to the delinquent, nor yet permitted to him: As for CriminallCriminal causes, not capitall, or in cases of conscience and equitie; depending in the starre …
    With rule
    … no oath is offered to the delinquent, nor yet permitted to him: As for CriminallCriminal causes, not capitall, or in cases of conscience and equitie; depending in the starre …

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 49 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … them? which according to the Scripturs, Councells, and Fathers should onely be inflicted for CriminallCriminal causes. As the Apostle speaketh concerning an hereticke: After once or twice admonition, reject …
    With rule
    … them? which according to the Scripturs, Councells, and Fathers should onely be inflicted for CriminallCriminal causes. As the Apostle speaketh concerning an hereticke: After once or twice admonition, reject …

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 125 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

  • Printed
    … there are three principall in each Prouince. The first hath to deale in cases CriminallCriminal, and is called Ganchasu: The second is the Kings Fosterer or Treasurer, and is …
    With rule
    … there are three principall in each Prouince. The first hath to deale in cases CriminallCriminal, and is called Ganchasu: The second is the Kings Fosterer or Treasurer, and is …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 368 · Open in the reader

Ten Sermons A11454

  • Printed
    … of furtherance to the speeding either of Iustice in Ciuill, or of iudgement in CriminallCriminal causes. Looke vpon the zeale of Phinehes: obserue what approbation it had from God …
    With rule
    … of furtherance to the speeding either of Iustice in Ciuill, or of iudgement in CriminallCriminal causes. Looke vpon the zeale of Phinehes: obserue what approbation it had from God …

    Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 257 · Open in the reader

The Arraignment of Covetousness A13005

  • Printed
    1 CriminallCriminal, ſubſervient to
    With rule
    1 CriminallCriminal, ſubſervient to

    John Stoughton · The Arraignment of Covetousness · Open in the reader

The Altar of Damascus A17571

  • Printed
    Wee have seene what civill causes, and after what manner they are handled. CriminallCriminal causes are brought in judgement, either by accusation, when there is one to accuse …
    With rule
    Wee have seene what civill causes, and after what manner they are handled. CriminallCriminal causes are brought in judgement, either by accusation, when there is one to accuse …

    David Calderwood · The Altar of Damascus · p. 129 · Open in the reader

Eighty Sermons A20637

  • Printed
    … riotous then before, for ſo a ſentence in the Star-Chamber, or any other CriminallCriminal Court for a riot, might be a reſurrection to him; nor leſſe voluptuous, for …
    With rule
    … riotous then before, for ſo a ſentence in the Star-Chamber, or any other CriminallCriminal Court for a riot, might be a reſurrection to him; nor leſſe voluptuous, for …

    John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 211 · Open in the reader

A Defense of the Catholic Faith A20944

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    … are matters which their cunning could neuer contriue. And the Lieutenants, and Iudges in CriminallCriminal cauſes, howſoeuer, of the Romiſh Religion, haue often diſcouered and puniſhed ſuch impoſtures: Conſider …
    With rule
    … are matters which their cunning could neuer contriue. And the Lieutenants, and Iudges in CriminallCriminal cauſes, howſoeuer, of the Romiſh Religion, haue often diſcouered and puniſhed ſuch impoſtures: Conſider …

    Pierre du Moulin Sr · A Defense of the Catholic Faith · p. 341 · Open in the reader

The Marrow of Sacred Divinity A25291

  • Printed
    CriminallCriminal. faulty. ibidem.
    With rule
    CriminallCriminal. faulty. ibidem.

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    72. CriminallCriminal doth chiefly correct the injustice of the person.
    With rule
    72. CriminallCriminal doth chiefly correct the injustice of the person.

    William Ames · The Marrow of Sacred Divinity · p. 352 · Open in the reader

A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government A29737

  • Printed
    … with new supplies; in whose time they build them a Church; held Assizes for CriminallCriminal Causes, twice a yeare; and began to have Parliaments as in England: and now …
    With rule
    … with new supplies; in whose time they build them a Church; held Assizes for CriminallCriminal Causes, twice a yeare; and began to have Parliaments as in England: and now …

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 157 · Open in the reader

An Abstract of Laws and Government A34659

  • Printed
    … Scriptures themſelves, which yeeld right rules of judgement in all cauſes both Civill and CriminallCriminal; and judge equally and impartially, whether there be any lawes in any State in …
    With rule
    … Scriptures themſelves, which yeeld right rules of judgement in all cauſes both Civill and CriminallCriminal; and judge equally and impartially, whether there be any lawes in any State in …

    John Cotton · An Abstract of Laws and Government · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … are a perfect Standard to admeaſure all Judiciall actions and cauſes, whether Civill or CriminallCriminal, by Sea or by Land.
    With rule
    … are a perfect Standard to admeaſure all Judiciall actions and cauſes, whether Civill or CriminallCriminal, by Sea or by Land.

    John Cotton · An Abstract of Laws and Government · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … the Councellors and Aſſiſtants, is to heare and determine all cauſes, whether Civill or CriminallCriminal, which are brought before them throughout the whole Common-wealth: Yet reſerving liberty of …
    With rule
    … the Councellors and Aſſiſtants, is to heare and determine all cauſes, whether Civill or CriminallCriminal, which are brought before them throughout the whole Common-wealth: Yet reſerving liberty of …

    John Cotton · An Abstract of Laws and Government · p. 4 · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons A36296

  • Printed
    … of the law. That's as much as can be required, in any Civill, or CriminallCriminal businesse; and yet Christ gives more testimony of himselfe, for here he produces not …
    With rule
    … of the law. That's as much as can be required, in any Civill, or CriminallCriminal businesse; and yet Christ gives more testimony of himselfe, for here he produces not …

    John Donne · Fifty Sermons · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    First then Judgment appertaines to God, It is his in CriminallCriminal causes, … Vindicta mihi, Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord; It is …
    With rule
    First then Judgment appertaines to God, It is his in CriminallCriminal causes, … Vindicta mihi, Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord; It is …

    John Donne · Fifty Sermons · p. 95 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … am the man whom God hath thus, and thus afflicted. For, as Executions in CriminallCriminal justice, are done as much for example of others, as for punishment of delinquents …
    With rule
    … am the man whom God hath thus, and thus afflicted. For, as Executions in CriminallCriminal justice, are done as much for example of others, as for punishment of delinquents …

    John Donne · Fifty Sermons · p. 449 · Open in the reader

Aarons Rod Blossoming A42757

  • Printed
    … in Confession, but was to enlarge his confession, as his heart was enlarged. 8. In CriminallCriminal and Capitall cases, beside the civill or corporall punishment, confession was to be made …
    With rule
    … in Confession, but was to enlarge his confession, as his heart was enlarged. 8. In CriminallCriminal and Capitall cases, beside the civill or corporall punishment, confession was to be made …

    George Gillespie · Aarons Rod Blossoming · p. 78 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … the Church, the Jewes had any civill Court of Justice, which did exercise either CriminallCriminal or Capitall Judgements. I have in the first Book shewed out of Buxtorf, L'Empereur …
    With rule
    … the Church, the Jewes had any civill Court of Justice, which did exercise either CriminallCriminal or Capitall Judgements. I have in the first Book shewed out of Buxtorf, L'Empereur …

    George Gillespie · Aarons Rod Blossoming · p. 559 · Open in the reader

Life of William Laud A56135

  • Printed
    … Perſons, as a neceſſary Prologue to the Hiſtory of His Tryall; for which the CriminallCriminal part of His LIFE, is ſpecially reſerved.
    With rule
    … Perſons, as a neceſſary Prologue to the Hiſtory of His Tryall; for which the CriminallCriminal part of His LIFE, is ſpecially reſerved.

    William Prynne · Life of William Laud · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … They were the maine inſtruments for the Puritan faction, to undoe the Church. The CriminallCriminal part reſerved, Febr. 18. Thurſday, Maſter Chancellour of London. Doctor Ducke brought me word, how …
    With rule
    … They were the maine inſtruments for the Puritan faction, to undoe the Church. The CriminallCriminal part reſerved, Febr. 18. Thurſday, Maſter Chancellour of London. Doctor Ducke brought me word, how …

    William Prynne · Life of William Laud · p. 17 · Open in the reader

Canterburys Doom A56144

  • Printed
    … his actions, over-laviſh, malicious, or revengefull, let them impartially compare them with his CriminallCriminal Offences here recorded, (which they hardly equalize, or fall far ſhort of) and then …
    With rule
    … his actions, over-laviſh, malicious, or revengefull, let them impartially compare them with his CriminallCriminal Offences here recorded, (which they hardly equalize, or fall far ſhort of) and then …

    William Prynne · Canterburys Doom · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … They were the main Inſtruments for the Puritane faction, to undoe the Church: The CriminallCriminal part reſerved.
    With rule
    … They were the main Inſtruments for the Puritane faction, to undoe the Church: The CriminallCriminal part reſerved.

    William Prynne · Canterburys Doom · p. 386 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Volume, and publiſh with convenient ſpeed; in each Branch whereof, he will appeare as CriminallCriminal, as Treaſonable, as Arch a Malefactor as in this, wherein he moſt proteſted, moſt …
    With rule
    … Volume, and publiſh with convenient ſpeed; in each Branch whereof, he will appeare as CriminallCriminal, as Treaſonable, as Arch a Malefactor as in this, wherein he moſt proteſted, moſt …

    William Prynne · Canterburys Doom · p. 565 · Open in the reader

The Sword of Christian Magistracy A56215

  • Printed
    … it to every mans judgement; That Hereſie, Apoſtacy, Blaſphemy, and Schiſm, as they are CriminallCriminal and Capitall, are properly tryable onely by way of Inditement at the Common Law …
    With rule
    … it to every mans judgement; That Hereſie, Apoſtacy, Blaſphemy, and Schiſm, as they are CriminallCriminal and Capitall, are properly tryable onely by way of Inditement at the Common Law …

    William Prynne · The Sword of Christian Magistracy · p. 48 · Open in the reader

Fourteen Sermons A61882

  • Printed
    … of furtherance to the speeding either of Iustice in Civil, or of judgement in CriminallCriminal causes. Look upon the zeal of Phinehes: observe what approbation it had from God …
    With rule
    … of furtherance to the speeding either of Iustice in Civil, or of judgement in CriminallCriminal causes. Look upon the zeal of Phinehes: observe what approbation it had from God …

    Robert Sanderson · Fourteen Sermons · p. 159 · Open in the reader

Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 A67927

  • Printed
    Also Iohn Morin, Lieuetenaunt CriminallCriminal of the Prouost of Paris, after he had bene the cause of the death …
    With rule
    Also Iohn Morin, Lieuetenaunt CriminallCriminal of the Prouost of Paris, after he had bene the cause of the death …

    John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 2109 · Open in the reader

The Casting Down of the Last and Strongest Hold of Satan A83437

  • Printed
    … high Prieſt not as ſitting in Court, nor as alwayes at Ieruſalem, nor of CriminallCriminal caſes, but of going in and out to warre and ſuch like, and whoever …
    With rule
    … high Prieſt not as ſitting in Court, nor as alwayes at Ieruſalem, nor of CriminallCriminal caſes, but of going in and out to warre and ſuch like, and whoever …

    Thomas Edwards · The Casting Down of the Last and Strongest Hold of Satan · p. 96 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … this place the argument that is handled is Politicall or Eccleſiaſticall: The Politicall is CriminallCriminal or Civill, but the Eccleſiaſticall is Ceremoniall: So Lyra underſtands between blood and blood …
    With rule
    … this place the argument that is handled is Politicall or Eccleſiaſticall: The Politicall is CriminallCriminal or Civill, but the Eccleſiaſticall is Ceremoniall: So Lyra underſtands between blood and blood …

    Thomas Edwards · The Casting Down of the Last and Strongest Hold of Satan · p. 132 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … puniſhments in caſes of falſe Doctrines and Hereticks, and all bodily outward puniſhments in CriminallCriminal Civill matters, and ſo at once making void all the Civill Power of the …
    With rule
    … puniſhments in caſes of falſe Doctrines and Hereticks, and all bodily outward puniſhments in CriminallCriminal Civill matters, and ſo at once making void all the Civill Power of the …

    Thomas Edwards · The Casting Down of the Last and Strongest Hold of Satan · p. 134 · Open in the reader