leggeleg
Two or more mechanical changes in one word: sinne → sin, vnderstande → understand.
- Puritas changed it
- 512 times in 286 works
- Consistency
- 91.1% (512 of 562)
- Reach if approved
- ~591 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: leg
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 562 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (512 changes in 286 works, 91.1% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 512)
- Printed… in his opinions, vnsetled in his practises (foreign) like a man that standes vpon one leggeleg, easily overturned, like a bowle on a smooth table, that's pushed aside with the …With rule… in his opinions, vnsetled in his practises (foreign) like a man that standes vpon one leggeleg, easily overturned, like a bowle on a smooth table, that's pushed aside with the …
William Pemble · Five Godly and Profitable Sermons · p. 33 · Open in the reader
- Printed… meeknes, curtesie, and humanitie: euen as a Surgeon dealeth with a broken arme or leggeleg, not with roughnes, or anger, but with mildnes, yea and pitie towards the offender …With rule… meeknes, curtesie, and humanitie: euen as a Surgeon dealeth with a broken arme or leggeleg, not with roughnes, or anger, but with mildnes, yea and pitie towards the offender …
William Perkins · Exposition of Jude · p. 136 · Open in the reader
- Printed… cryed at the last: Oh Lacon, thou canst not stand so long vpon one leggeleg. True, said Lacon, but euerie Goose can.With rule… cryed at the last: Oh Lacon, thou canst not stand so long vpon one leggeleg. True, said Lacon, but euerie Goose can.
Thomas Adams · Diseases of the Soul · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Iudas, it was in him so much the more presumptuous, as having a shorter leggeleg then they, he du… in that matter overstride them. And his rashnesse is so …With rule… Iudas, it was in him so much the more presumptuous, as having a shorter leggeleg then they, he du… in that matter overstride them. And his rashnesse is so …
George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 102 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Oh then who can beare it? a wounded name, a wounded eſtate, a wounded leggeleg, a wounded arme may be borne; but when God breakes the bones within, when …With rule… Oh then who can beare it? a wounded name, a wounded eſtate, a wounded leggeleg, a wounded arme may be borne; but when God breakes the bones within, when …
Robert Harris · The Blessedness of a Sound Spirit · p. 21 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the life. A man would hazard to beare a great blowe on his arme, leggeleg, or thigh, rather then on his head: wee euer care for that part which …With rule… the life. A man would hazard to beare a great blowe on his arme, leggeleg, or thigh, rather then on his head: wee euer care for that part which …
Henry Holland · The Christian Exercise of Fasting · p. 208 · Open in the reader
- Printed… he lacked one of them: Theſe ergo, belonged to his body, as a wooden leggeleg or glaſſe, doth to the body of a man, or at the moſt, as …With rule… he lacked one of them: Theſe ergo, belonged to his body, as a wooden leggeleg or glaſſe, doth to the body of a man, or at the moſt, as …
Paul Baynes · Commentary Upon Ephesians 1 · p. 402 · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe broken haue ye not bound togither. To be broken is, as when ones leggeleg is broken, or a wound ſome where elſe giuen him. That is, when as …With ruleThe broken haue ye not bound togither. To be broken is, as when ones leggeleg is broken, or a wound ſome where elſe giuen him. That is, when as …
Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 85 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (50)
13 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 37 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Commentary Upon Colossians 1 and 2 A05999
- Printed… have had; afflictions will not worke upon them. When no plaiſter will cure the LeggeLeg, it muſt bee cut off; when the Goſpell will doe thee no good, nothing …With rule… have had; afflictions will not worke upon them. When no plaiſter will cure the LeggeLeg, it muſt bee cut off; when the Goſpell will doe thee no good, nothing …
Paul Baynes · Commentary Upon Colossians 1 and 2 · p. 42 · Open in the reader
Christs Combat and Conquest A13530
- PrintedPRINTED BY CANTRELL LEGGELEG, PRINTER to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1618.With rulePRINTED BY CANTRELL LEGGELEG, PRINTER to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1618.
Thomas Taylor · Christs Combat and Conquest · Open in the reader
Harmony Upon 2 Samuel A15403
- PrintedPrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to to the Vniuersitie of CAMBRIDGE. 1614.With rulePrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to to the Vniuersitie of CAMBRIDGE. 1614.
Andrew Willet · Harmony Upon 2 Samuel · Open in the reader
Commentary on Daniel A15415
- PrintedPrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1610With rulePrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1610
Andrew Willet · Commentary on Daniel · Open in the reader
- PrintedPrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1610With rulePrinted by CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1610
Andrew Willet · Commentary on Daniel · Open in the reader
Gods Arraignment of Hypocrites A15819
- PrintedPRINTED BY CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuerſitie of Cambridge. 1615.With rulePRINTED BY CANTRELL LEGGELEG, Printer to the Vniuerſitie of Cambridge. 1615.
John Yates · Gods Arraignment of Hypocrites · Open in the reader
The Anatomy of the Mass A36867
- Printed… peece of fl ſh was taken out of the Arme or out of the LeggeLeg.With rule… peece of fl ſh was taken out of the Arme or out of the LeggeLeg.
Peter du Moulin Jr · The Anatomy of the Mass · p. 315 · Open in the reader
Three Sermons A43562
- Printed… purſes, In warre men dye many deaths, here lyes one without an Arme, a LeggeLeg, Trampled under the Horſes feete, none regards their cryes, their lamentations, The Drummes, the …With rule… purſes, In warre men dye many deaths, here lyes one without an Arme, a LeggeLeg, Trampled under the Horſes feete, none regards their cryes, their lamentations, The Drummes, the …
Richard Heyrick · Three Sermons · p. 18 · Open in the reader
Scripture and Reason Pleased for Defensive Arms A55033
- Printed… knowne. Finally the Earle of Newcaſtle in a diſguiſed habit and Name, and Captaine LeggeLeg, (two perſons that were named in the buſineſſe of bringing up the Northern Armes …With rule… knowne. Finally the Earle of Newcaſtle in a diſguiſed habit and Name, and Captaine LeggeLeg, (two perſons that were named in the buſineſſe of bringing up the Northern Armes …
Herbert Palmer · Scripture and Reason Pleased for Defensive Arms · p. 54 · Open in the reader
A Counterpoison A67746
- Printed… blessing is according to their vigor) pray that thou maist pray better: If thy LeggeLeg be ben…ed, goe upon it a little, and it will come to it …With rule… blessing is according to their vigor) pray that thou maist pray better: If thy LeggeLeg be ben…ed, goe upon it a little, and it will come to it …
Richard Younge · A Counterpoison · p. 318 · Open in the reader
Commentaries A68840
- Printed… Image, or of any other fayre Picture if he onely marke the Knee or LeggeLeg, he ſhall eaſely be deceaued: for he muſt conſider the Armes, he Shoulders, the …With rule… Image, or of any other fayre Picture if he onely marke the Knee or LeggeLeg, he ſhall eaſely be deceaued: for he muſt conſider the Armes, he Shoulders, the …
Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · Open in the reader
A Treatise of Self-Denial A90811
- PrintedOne that hath a Gangrene in his Arme or LeggeLeg, doth not deliberate (unleſſe hee be a Mad-man) whether it be beſt to …With ruleOne that hath a Gangrene in his Arme or LeggeLeg, doth not deliberate (unleſſe hee be a Mad-man) whether it be beſt to …
Theophilus Polwheile · A Treatise of Self-Denial · p. 262 · Open in the reader
- Printed… the Natural body, when ſome principal part, as an Eye, or an Arme, or LeggeLeg is wanting, therefore no beauty in one that doth not deny himſelf; for though …With rule… the Natural body, when ſome principal part, as an Eye, or an Arme, or LeggeLeg is wanting, therefore no beauty in one that doth not deny himſelf; for though …
Theophilus Polwheile · A Treatise of Self-Denial · p. 274 · Open in the reader