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Waiting for reviewMixed spelling (two or more of the above)Candidate #7942 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

braggebrag

Two or more mechanical changes in one word: sinne → sin, vnderstande → understand.

Puritas changed it
1,035 times in 408 works
Consistency
98.4% (1,035 of 1,051)
Reach if approved
~1,104 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: brag
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,051 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,035 changes in 408 works, 98.4% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,035)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    2 Why M. Allen? what a mockery is this? do you make braggebrag in the title of your chapter, that you will shewe the practise of all …
    With rule
    2 Why M. Allen? what a mockery is this? do you make braggebrag in the title of your chapter, that you will shewe the practise of all …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 312 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … I their creatour and maker haue made them but once, where they boaſte and braggebrag, that they haue made me thouſande milions of tymes, whereby they brynge me ſo …
    With rule
    … I their creatour and maker haue made them but once, where they boaſte and braggebrag, that they haue made me thouſande milions of tymes, whereby they brynge me ſo …

    Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … euentura sunt, praeuidea…t, aequiparent Ioui: If they could foresee future things, they would braggebrag themselues equall to God: But Secret things belong to GOD, reuealed to vs. The …
    With rule
    … euentura sunt, praeuidea…t, aequiparent Ioui: If they could foresee future things, they would braggebrag themselues equall to God: But Secret things belong to GOD, reuealed to vs. The …

    Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 68 · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … which time it is euident that Peter was not byshop according to the Romaine braggebrag: for whē Paule came to Rome, Luke being then with him saith, that the …
    With rule
    … which time it is euident that Peter was not byshop according to the Romaine braggebrag: for whē Paule came to Rome, Luke being then with him saith, that the …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · p. 9 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … civil warre & both of them out of the midſt of the ſturre, did gloriouſly braggebrag of their golden day. But through the rod of Gods providence over vs, and …
    With rule
    … civil warre & both of them out of the midſt of the ſturre, did gloriouſly braggebrag of their golden day. But through the rod of Gods providence over vs, and …

    William Hubbock · An Oration Gratulatory to King James · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … Iesabel of Englād, with the pestilent ād detestable generatiō of papistes, make no litle braggebrag and boast, that they haue triumphed not only against Wyet, but also against all …
    With rule
    … Iesabel of Englād, with the pestilent ād detestable generatiō of papistes, make no litle braggebrag and boast, that they haue triumphed not only against Wyet, but also against all …

    John Knox · The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … his wiues youthfulnesse, like bels ringing all in. Now his common theme is to braggebrag of his young sinnes; and if you credit his discourse, it shall make him …
    With rule
    … his wiues youthfulnesse, like bels ringing all in. Now his common theme is to braggebrag of his young sinnes; and if you credit his discourse, it shall make him …

    Thomas Adams · Diseases of the Soul · p. 45 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … sorrowes, may be more then Conquerors, not more then men. And let the Stoicke braggebrag his tetricall conclusions to the world, that no paine can bring sorrow to a …
    With rule
    … sorrowes, may be more then Conquerors, not more then men. And let the Stoicke braggebrag his tetricall conclusions to the world, that no paine can bring sorrow to a …

    Thomas Adams · Englands Sickness Compared to Israels · p. 84 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (16)

4 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 12 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Confutation of the Abbot of Crosraguels Mass A02831

  • Printed
    BraggeBrag thou what thou liste of antiquitie, yea, I say, if S. Paule him self …
    With rule
    BraggeBrag thou what thou liste of antiquitie, yea, I say, if S. Paule him self …

    George Hay · The Confutation of the Abbot of Crosraguels Mass · Open in the reader

An Answer to Blasphemous Cavillations by an Anabaptist A04920

  • Printed
    … the great slander of Christes Euangill, and to the grief of many godly heartes. BraggeBrag what ye list of your iustice, of yor mercie, of your godly reuelations, and …
    With rule
    … the great slander of Christes Euangill, and to the grief of many godly heartes. BraggeBrag what ye list of your iustice, of yor mercie, of your godly reuelations, and …

    John Knox · An Answer to Blasphemous Cavillations by an Anabaptist · p. 405 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Moral Law A14909

  • Printed
    BraggeBrag, what things not to braggebrag of 288, of the Phariſes braggebrag 289, bragging to what compared …
    With rule
    BraggeBrag, what things not to braggebrag of 288, of the Phariſes braggebrag 289, bragging to what compared …

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

Works of Joseph Hall A68126

  • Printed
    YOu ſay, your religion dayly winneth. BraggeBrag not of your gaine: you neither need, nor can, if you conſider how it …
    With rule
    YOu ſay, your religion dayly winneth. BraggeBrag not of your gaine: you neither need, nor can, if you conſider how it …

    Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 342 · Open in the reader