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dammagedamage

A doubled letter made single: vntill → until.

Puritas changed it
960 times in 529 works
Consistency
93.6% (960 of 1,025)
Reach if approved
~1,077 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: damage
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,025 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (960 changes in 529 works, 93.6% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 960)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … all good tune and temper. Therefore if any of you receiue any hurt or dammagedamage, if you suffer in your peace, profit, credit, &c; Lay not the blame vpon …
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    … all good tune and temper. Therefore if any of you receiue any hurt or dammagedamage, if you suffer in your peace, profit, credit, &c; Lay not the blame vpon …

    Robert Harris · The Way to True Happiness · p. 115 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … mindes of men, and impreſſions thereof inſenſibly wrought in their hearts, to the great dammagedamage and diſtraction of the Church.
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    … mindes of men, and impreſſions thereof inſenſibly wrought in their hearts, to the great dammagedamage and diſtraction of the Church.

    Henry Jeanes · Concerning a Christians Careful Abstinence from All Appearance of Evil · p. 31 · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … saie. I se that this is hard for you to doe. For your owne dammagedamage greueth you, the grief thereof is not sone taken awaie. Assone as ye se …
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    … saie. I se that this is hard for you to doe. For your owne dammagedamage greueth you, the grief thereof is not sone taken awaie. Assone as ye se …

    Thomas Becon · Sermons Upon all the Sunday Gospels · p. 33 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … the creature, that is, a necessary creature, is in danger of receiving any notorious dammagedamage, that may make it unserviceable for man, did they break the Sabbath if they …
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    … the creature, that is, a necessary creature, is in danger of receiving any notorious dammagedamage, that may make it unserviceable for man, did they break the Sabbath if they …

    William Pemble · The Period of the Persian Monarchy · p. 67 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … be at one Assises ouer England, so many hundreth actions of trespasses, wherein the dammagedamage is little or nothing. To reforme these is a worke worthie of a Prince …
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    … be at one Assises ouer England, so many hundreth actions of trespasses, wherein the dammagedamage is little or nothing. To reforme these is a worke worthie of a Prince …

    William Perkins · Christian Equity and Moderation · p. 60 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … force or feare, bindeth the conſcience: if the matter be onelie concerning ſome priuate dammagedamage: it is the part of the Magiſtrate, notwithſtanding, either to qualifie ſuch bands, according …
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    … force or feare, bindeth the conſcience: if the matter be onelie concerning ſome priuate dammagedamage: it is the part of the Magiſtrate, notwithſtanding, either to qualifie ſuch bands, according …

    Theodore Beza · Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed · p. 74 · Open in the reader

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    … this vice aboue all other, is furniſhed with, that the owner thereof hath greateſt dammagedamage: And therefore one ſaith, It is the iuſteſt of all vices, becauſe it bringeth …
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    … this vice aboue all other, is furniſhed with, that the owner thereof hath greateſt dammagedamage: And therefore one ſaith, It is the iuſteſt of all vices, becauſe it bringeth …

    Nehemiah Rogers · The True Convert · p. 313 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … and in other lawfull and allowable reſtraints, which, the peace of vnitie receiuing no dammagedamage, are daylie practiſed in the Church without any hindrance or breach of loue, according …
    With rule
    … and in other lawfull and allowable reſtraints, which, the peace of vnitie receiuing no dammagedamage, are daylie practiſed in the Church without any hindrance or breach of loue, according …

    George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 32 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (65)

44 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 42 are listed here. 21 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Recover from Apostasy A01980

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    1. The DammageDamage of Apoſtacy, He was loſt. For when he went out of his Fathers houſe …
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    1. The DammageDamage of Apoſtacy, He was loſt. For when he went out of his Fathers houſe …

    William Gouge · Recover from Apostasy · p. 9 · Open in the reader

Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649

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    … is called Chattaah, whereupon the Greekes framed the name, Atee, that is, Hurt or DammageDamage; and their Poets faigned that it was a woman cast out of heaven, pernicious …
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    … is called Chattaah, whereupon the Greekes framed the name, Atee, that is, Hurt or DammageDamage; and their Poets faigned that it was a woman cast out of heaven, pernicious …

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 22 · Open in the reader

Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631

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    What DammageDamage to Poſterity we bring:
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    What DammageDamage to Poſterity we bring:

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 35 · Open in the reader

The History of the Life Reign and Death of Queen Elizabeth A33316

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    … home from an Expedition he had undertook against the Spaniard; wherein he did great DammageDamage to them, but gained little profit to himself. About this time, was executed one …
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    … home from an Expedition he had undertook against the Spaniard; wherein he did great DammageDamage to them, but gained little profit to himself. About this time, was executed one …

    Samuel Clarke · The History of the Life Reign and Death of Queen Elizabeth · p. 202 · Open in the reader

A Key to Open Scripture Metaphors A37483

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    III. The coming of a Thief is but to a few, and the DammageDamage he does is but to a few Families.
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    III. The coming of a Thief is but to a few, and the DammageDamage he does is but to a few Families.

    Thomas De Laune · A Key to Open Scripture Metaphors · p. 280 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Malice, or Revenge; and it is very requisite it should be so, otherwise great DammageDamage might ensue, upon the ill disposition of the Judg.
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    … Malice, or Revenge; and it is very requisite it should be so, otherwise great DammageDamage might ensue, upon the ill disposition of the Judg.

    Thomas De Laune · A Key to Open Scripture Metaphors · p. 281 · Open in the reader

The Saints Amity with God in Christ A41751

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    … ſo good a friend, yea ſometimes an only friend? Doth the ſoul receive any DammageDamage by entring into a ſtrict Amitie with Chriſt? Is it any ſhame, or diſgrace …
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    … ſo good a friend, yea ſometimes an only friend? Doth the ſoul receive any DammageDamage by entring into a ſtrict Amitie with Chriſt? Is it any ſhame, or diſgrace …

    Theophilus Gale · The Saints Amity with God in Christ · p. 311 · Open in the reader

The Orphans Legacy A42922

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    … the Goods be not removed in convenient time, the Heir may diſtrain them as DammageDamage Feſante.
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    … the Goods be not removed in convenient time, the Heir may diſtrain them as DammageDamage Feſante.

    John Godolphin · The Orphans Legacy · p. 81 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … forfeited for non-payment of One hundred pound, accept the Principal, or Coſt, or DammageDamage, and give a Releaſe or Acquittance of the whole forfeited Bond, or of all …
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    … forfeited for non-payment of One hundred pound, accept the Principal, or Coſt, or DammageDamage, and give a Releaſe or Acquittance of the whole forfeited Bond, or of all …

    John Godolphin · The Orphans Legacy · p. 135 · Open in the reader

Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws A42925

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    … the one, Whether the Heirs of the Defamer be obliged to make reſtitution of DammageDamage to the Defamed, in caſe the Defamer died before ſatiſfaction made? the other, Whether …
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    … the one, Whether the Heirs of the Defamer be obliged to make reſtitution of DammageDamage to the Defamed, in caſe the Defamer died before ſatiſfaction made? the other, Whether …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    … the Pariſhioner duly ſets forth and ſevers the Tithe in convenient time, and after DammageDamage happen to him by the Parſons not taking the ſame away in like convenient …
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    … the Pariſhioner duly ſets forth and ſevers the Tithe in convenient time, and after DammageDamage happen to him by the Parſons not taking the ſame away in like convenient …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 353 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … was ſet out …or Tithes, and the Owner of the Land took the Corn DammageDamage feaſant▪ but in the Declaration it is not ſhewn how long the Corn remained …
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    … was ſet out …or Tithes, and the Owner of the Land took the Corn DammageDamage feaſant▪ but in the Declaration it is not ſhewn how long the Corn remained …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 362 · Open in the reader

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    … inaſmuch as it doth not appear that the Owner of the Land had any DammageDamage at all, for he doth not ſhew how long the Corn remained on the …
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    … inaſmuch as it doth not appear that the Owner of the Land had any DammageDamage at all, for he doth not ſhew how long the Corn remained on the …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 362 · Open in the reader

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    … Court, a man cannot diſtrain Shocks of Corn, but he may diſtrain a Stack DammageDamage feaſant. But in this caſe it is not ſhewn how long it remained on …
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    … Court, a man cannot diſtrain Shocks of Corn, but he may diſtrain a Stack DammageDamage feaſant. But in this caſe it is not ſhewn how long it remained on …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 362 · Open in the reader

The Fundamentals of the Hierarchy Examined and Disproved A46639

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    … it have such Effects as they Promise; As also inquire if the Hurt and DammageDamage does not preponderat all the Good they can pretend to be linked to their …
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    … it have such Effects as they Promise; As also inquire if the Hurt and DammageDamage does not preponderat all the Good they can pretend to be linked to their …

    William Jameson · The Fundamentals of the Hierarchy Examined and Disproved · p. 5 · Open in the reader

A Philological Commentary A50063

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    DAMMAGEDAMAGE.
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    DAMMAGEDAMAGE.

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    DAmmageDamage, in the Common Law, hath a speciall signification, for the recompence that is given …
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    DAmmageDamage, in the Common Law, hath a speciall signification, for the recompence that is given …

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    DAMMAGEDAMAGE FEASANT.
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    DAMMAGEDAMAGE FEASANT.

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    DammageDamage Feasant, is when a strangers Beasts are in another mans ground, without lawfull authority …
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    DammageDamage Feasant, is when a strangers Beasts are in another mans ground, without lawfull authority …

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    DammageDamage, what p. 62
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    DammageDamage, what p. 62

    Edward Leigh · A Philological Commentary · Open in the reader

Life of William Phips A50149

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    … and that it was the ſlanders of one then preſent, which had, unto his DammageDamage, hindred him from hearkning to the Information: Wherefore he would give them, he ſaid …
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    … and that it was the ſlanders of one then preſent, which had, unto his DammageDamage, hindred him from hearkning to the Information: Wherefore he would give them, he ſaid …

    Cotton Mather · Life of William Phips · p. 13 · Open in the reader

The Grace and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded A53719

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    … Affection of the Mind from whence the Soul and Conscience hath received the greatest DammageDamage, that was as it were the Field wherein the Contest is managed between Sin …
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    … Affection of the Mind from whence the Soul and Conscience hath received the greatest DammageDamage, that was as it were the Field wherein the Contest is managed between Sin …

    John Owen · The Grace and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded · p. 211 · Open in the reader

Historical Vindication Part 1 and 2 A56162

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    … If one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, though the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Conſervatores Riparum, the Overſeers …
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    … If one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, though the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Conſervatores Riparum, the Overſeers …

    William Prynne · Historical Vindication Part 1 and 2 · p. 43 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms A56211

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    … in so great jeopardy of themselves in a strange Country, and seeing the Destruction, DammageDamage, Oppressions, and Distractions which were notoriously done in the Realme of England, upon holy …
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    … in so great jeopardy of themselves in a strange Country, and seeing the Destruction, DammageDamage, Oppressions, and Distractions which were notoriously done in the Realme of England, upon holy …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms · p. 34 · Open in the reader

Vindication of Old Fundamental Liberties A56227

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    … If one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, thought the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Conſervatores Riparum, the overſeers …
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    … If one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, thought the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Conſervatores Riparum, the overſeers …

    William Prynne · Vindication of Old Fundamental Liberties · p. 38 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Hebrews 13:13 A62909

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    … diſcern ſuch Times, when the Voyage to Heaven is like to be with much DammageDamage of all the Wealth and Riches that they have laded themſelves with; yea their …
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    … diſcern ſuch Times, when the Voyage to Heaven is like to be with much DammageDamage of all the Wealth and Riches that they have laded themſelves with; yea their …

    Samuel Tomlyns · Sermons on Hebrews 13:13 · p. 45 · Open in the reader

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    … not foreſee and faſten on ſomething in another World, which will countervail all the DammageDamage, and recompenſe all the Loſſes that we ſuſtain here: If our All lay here …
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    … not foreſee and faſten on ſomething in another World, which will countervail all the DammageDamage, and recompenſe all the Loſſes that we ſuſtain here: If our All lay here …

    Samuel Tomlyns · Sermons on Hebrews 13:13 · p. 52 · Open in the reader

Forty Sermons A63825

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    … in patientiâ, mortem in deſiderio, fears not Death becauſe it can do him no DammageDamage, but, deſires it, becauſe it brings with it greateſt Gain.—And upon this ground …
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    … in patientiâ, mortem in deſiderio, fears not Death becauſe it can do him no DammageDamage, but, deſires it, becauſe it brings with it greateſt Gain.—And upon this ground …

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 678 · Open in the reader

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    … of God and everlaſting Life at Death. And then (as they ſaid) Why ſhould DammageDamage grow to the hurt of the King? Ezra 4. 22. So I to thee, But why …
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    … of God and everlaſting Life at Death. And then (as they ſaid) Why ſhould DammageDamage grow to the hurt of the King? Ezra 4. 22. So I to thee, But why …

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 694 · Open in the reader

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    … them, Acts 27. 10. Sirs, I perceive that this Voyage will be with hurt, and much DammageDamage not only of the Lading and Ship, but alſo of our Lives: So I …
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    … them, Acts 27. 10. Sirs, I perceive that this Voyage will be with hurt, and much DammageDamage not only of the Lading and Ship, but alſo of our Lives: So I …

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 694 · Open in the reader

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    … a moſt proſperous Gale, yet this Voyage will be to thy hurt, and much DammageDamage not only of Lading and Ship, of that Saburra of outward Contentments, that thou …
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    … a moſt proſperous Gale, yet this Voyage will be to thy hurt, and much DammageDamage not only of Lading and Ship, of that Saburra of outward Contentments, that thou …

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 694 · Open in the reader

A Complete Christian Dictionary A66593

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    DammageDamage]
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    DammageDamage]

    Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 136 · Open in the reader

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    … The plague, Psal. 91. 10. Any kinde of affliction, 1 …. 6. 9. Tryal, Job …. 10, 11. Some injury, 1 Sam. 26. 18. Hurt, Gen. 50. 15. DammageDamage or mischief, Prov. 17. 13. 1 Pet. 3. 9. Danger, Prov. 22. 3. Disgrace, 2 Sam. 13. 16. Destruction, Est. 8. 6, Hurtful or unprofitable, Isa …
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    … The plague, Psal. 91. 10. Any kinde of affliction, 1 …. 6. 9. Tryal, Job …. 10, 11. Some injury, 1 Sam. 26. 18. Hurt, Gen. 50. 15. DammageDamage or mischief, Prov. 17. 13. 1 Pet. 3. 9. Danger, Prov. 22. 3. Disgrace, 2 Sam. 13. 16. Destruction, Est. 8. 6, Hurtful or unprofitable, Isa …

    Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 200 · Open in the reader

Jurisdictions A87798

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    … them to be levied to the uſe of our Lady the Queen, if any DammageDamage or ill to the ſaid R. P. and T. D. or either of them …
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    … them to be levied to the uſe of our Lady the Queen, if any DammageDamage or ill to the ſaid R. P. and T. D. or either of them …

    John Kitchin · Jurisdictions · p. 547 · Open in the reader

Vindication of Old Fundamental Liberties 2 A91263

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    … It one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, though the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Con…ervatores Riparum, the …
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    … It one that was known to be Hoſtis Patriae, had done this, though the DammageDamage be the ſame, yet the Guilt is leſſe; but the Con…ervatores Riparum, the …

    William Prynne · Vindication of Old Fundamental Liberties 2 · p. 38 · Open in the reader

The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms Part 3 A91298

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    … in ſo great jeopardy of themſelves in a ſtrange Country, and ſeeing the Destruction, DammageDamage, Oppreſſions, and Diſtractions which were notoriouſly done in the Realme of England, upon holy …
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    … in ſo great jeopardy of themſelves in a ſtrange Country, and ſeeing the Destruction, DammageDamage, Oppreſſions, and Diſtractions which were notoriouſly done in the Realme of England, upon holy …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms Part 3 · p. 34 · Open in the reader

The Obligation of Human Conscience A94173

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    … to no man, but for the fault; nevertheleſſe he ſhall not only ſuſtain the DammageDamage, by reaſon of the nullity of the Contract, which he entred into, but he …
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    … to no man, but for the fault; nevertheleſſe he ſhall not only ſuſtain the DammageDamage, by reaſon of the nullity of the Contract, which he entred into, but he …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 283 · Open in the reader

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    … large. Neither ought this ſeem to be unjuſt to any man; for although a DammageDamage be ſometimes called a Puniſhment, it is only analogically, and very improperly, for otherwiſe …
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    … large. Neither ought this ſeem to be unjuſt to any man; for although a DammageDamage be ſometimes called a Puniſhment, it is only analogically, and very improperly, for otherwiſe …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 283 · Open in the reader

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    … only analogically, and very improperly, for otherwiſe there is a great difference betwixt a DammageDamage, and a Penalty or puniſhment properly ſo called; If an innocent perſon be puniſhed …
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    … only analogically, and very improperly, for otherwiſe there is a great difference betwixt a DammageDamage, and a Penalty or puniſhment properly ſo called; If an innocent perſon be puniſhed …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 283 · Open in the reader

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    … a thief, goods loſt by fire, or Shipwrack, and all kind of Hurt or DammageDamage which is grievous to indure, is to be numbred amongſt things penal, and to …
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    … a thief, goods loſt by fire, or Shipwrack, and all kind of Hurt or DammageDamage which is grievous to indure, is to be numbred amongſt things penal, and to …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 289 · Open in the reader

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    … again, for in that Intention he annexed that Condition by the fear of the DammageDamage to deterre his wife from a ſecond Mariage, And by inſerting that Condition, he …
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    … again, for in that Intention he annexed that Condition by the fear of the DammageDamage to deterre his wife from a ſecond Mariage, And by inſerting that Condition, he …

    Robert Sanderson · The Obligation of Human Conscience · p. 296 · Open in the reader

Exposition on the Ten Commandments B24299

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    … a malicious and pernicious Lie, a Lie devised on purpose for the Hurt and DammageDamage of my Neighbour; which is the worst, and the most heinous sort of all …
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    … a malicious and pernicious Lie, a Lie devised on purpose for the Hurt and DammageDamage of my Neighbour; which is the worst, and the most heinous sort of all …

    Ezekiel Hopkins · Exposition on the Ten Commandments · p. 69 · Open in the reader