cō moncommon
Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.
- Puritas changed it
- 259 times in 161 works
- Consistency
- 93.8% (259 of 276, in those works)
- Reach if approved
- ~290 places (estimated)
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- Matches
- Phrase, any case
- In our text
- 276 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- cōmon (13)
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (259 changes in 161 works, 93.8% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 259)
- Printed… for preaching against the Prelats, not subscribing to their devised Articles and Booke of cō moncommon prayer, not wearing the sqare cap and surplice, not reading the service booke, & be …With rule… for preaching against the Prelats, not subscribing to their devised Articles and Booke of cō moncommon prayer, not wearing the sqare cap and surplice, not reading the service booke, & be …
Henry Ainsworth · The Confession of Faith of English People in Exile · p. 12 · Open in the reader
- Printed… they care not for this shame; for where is securitie, wantonnesse, profanenesse, oppressions, so cō moncommon, as in these great cities? And as in the Apostles times, the countrey towne …With rule… they care not for this shame; for where is securitie, wantonnesse, profanenesse, oppressions, so cō moncommon, as in these great cities? And as in the Apostles times, the countrey towne …
William Perkins · A Cloud of Faithful Witnesses · p. 224 · Open in the reader
- Printed… eight Booke of his Republicque, maketh mention of three courses of the estates of cō moncommon wealthes, to witte, the rising, flourishing, and the decaying estate, and of foure tearmes …With rule… eight Booke of his Republicque, maketh mention of three courses of the estates of cō moncommon wealthes, to witte, the rising, flourishing, and the decaying estate, and of foure tearmes …
Robert Pont · The Right Reckoning of Years and Ages of the World · p. 64 · Open in the reader
- PrintedHEtherto we haue made mentiō only of naturall rayne, & that which is cō moncommon whiche no man doth marueile at. But ther is somtime such rain, that worthely …With ruleHEtherto we haue made mentiō only of naturall rayne, & that which is cō moncommon whiche no man doth marueile at. But ther is somtime such rain, that worthely …
William Fulke · A Goodly Gallery · Open in the reader
- Printed… Gifts and graces of the Spirit, are bettered by improuing them; according to the cō moncommon ſaying, Vſe makes perfect. Hence it is, that 1 Tim. 4. 15. Paul aduiſeth him, Theſe things …With rule… Gifts and graces of the Spirit, are bettered by improuing them; according to the cō moncommon ſaying, Vſe makes perfect. Hence it is, that 1 Tim. 4. 15. Paul aduiſeth him, Theſe things …
Adam Harsnett · A Touch-Stone of Grace · p. 285 · Open in the reader
- Printed… vvorks and adminiſtrations upon theſe offices and miniſters themſelues: beſides the duties that are cō moncommon to them both. viz. Vpon the Paſtors, that they should in their miniſterie more …With rule… vvorks and adminiſtrations upon theſe offices and miniſters themſelues: beſides the duties that are cō moncommon to them both. viz. Vpon the Paſtors, that they should in their miniſterie more …
Francis Johnson · A Christian Plea · p. 260 · Open in the reader
- Printed… God, as they that preache, miniſter the Sacramentes, they that procure and further the cō moncommon boxe, clarkes, boyes, or ſeruauntes, that ſerue ſuche perſons, &c. All theſe be pure …With rule… God, as they that preache, miniſter the Sacramentes, they that procure and further the cō moncommon boxe, clarkes, boyes, or ſeruauntes, that ſerue ſuche perſons, &c. All theſe be pure …
Martin Luther · The Chief and Principal Articles of the Christian Faith · Open in the reader
- Printed… new lawes that destroyer of all the olde laudable customes, that troubler of the cō moncommon peace, that sower of discorde, y• peruertour of the holy olde religiō, that enemy …With rule… new lawes that destroyer of all the olde laudable customes, that troubler of the cō moncommon peace, that sower of discorde, y• peruertour of the holy olde religiō, that enemy …
Thomas Becon · An Invective Against Swearing · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (4)
4 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
A Faithful Admonition A04926
- Printed… a Cō monCommon wealth, that their counsail appeared to be so necessarie, that the cō moncommon wealth could not lacke them, & so by the coloure to preserue the tran quilitie …With rule… a Cō monCommon wealth, that their counsail appeared to be so necessarie, that the cō moncommon wealth could not lacke them, & so by the coloure to preserue the tran quilitie …
John Knox · A Faithful Admonition · p. 31 · Open in the reader
Twenty-Seven Sermons A05143
- Printed… is no reason when the kynge should occupy his treasure in maintenaunce of a cō moncommon wealthe, in defence of a countrye, in maintaininge of his warres, that then his …With rule… is no reason when the kynge should occupy his treasure in maintenaunce of a cō moncommon wealthe, in defence of a countrye, in maintaininge of his warres, that then his …
Hugh Latimer · Twenty-Seven Sermons · Open in the reader
The Pomander of Prayer A07044
- Printed… of teares without ceassing, when I whiche am but a seruaunte or bondman, doo cō moncommon and talke in my Lorde and masters presēce? Yea a mā, with God, a …With rule… of teares without ceassing, when I whiche am but a seruaunte or bondman, doo cō moncommon and talke in my Lorde and masters presēce? Yea a mā, with God, a …
Thomas Becon · The Pomander of Prayer · Open in the reader
- Printed… whiche hast geuen vs grace at this time with one accorde to make our cō moncommon supplicacions vnto thee, & doost promise: that when. ii. or iii. be gathered in thy …With rule… whiche hast geuen vs grace at this time with one accorde to make our cō moncommon supplicacions vnto thee, & doost promise: that when. ii. or iii. be gathered in thy …
Thomas Becon · The Pomander of Prayer · Open in the reader