o'reover
Apostrophes added or expanded, mostly possessives: gods → god's. Approve one at a time: some places are plurals.
- Puritas changed it
- 646 times in 194 works
- Consistency
- 86.7% (646 of 745)
- Reach if approved
- ~842 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: over
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 801 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- or (1)
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (646 changes in 194 works, 86.7% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 646)
- PrintedThey o'reover the Mountaines make vs runne;With ruleThey o'reover the Mountaines make vs runne;
George Wither · The Hymns and Songs of the Church · p. 92 · Open in the reader
- Printed… provocations of them; yet did give the life of his own Son to purchase o'reover again the same relation to us, that we might have right to the inheritance …With rule… provocations of them; yet did give the life of his own Son to purchase o'reover again the same relation to us, that we might have right to the inheritance …
Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 275 · Open in the reader
- PrintedFerrar (ſet o'reover St. Davids Biſhoprick)With ruleFerrar (ſet o'reover St. Davids Biſhoprick)
Nicolas Billingsley · A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions · p. 175 · Open in the reader
- PrintedPortend a Judgment, th' in-dwelt World o'reover!With rulePortend a Judgment, th' in-dwelt World o'reover!
Daniel Burgess · Christians Earnest Expectation and Longing for the Glorious Appearing · Open in the reader
- PrintedHeaps left by Cov'tous worldling God turns o'reover,With ruleHeaps left by Cov'tous worldling God turns o'reover,
John Collinges · The Weavers Pocket-Book · p. 125 · Open in the reader
- PrintedFrance calls thee o'reover, Great Prince, and groans to ſeeWith ruleFrance calls thee o'reover, Great Prince, and groans to ſee
Robert Flemming · Britains Jubilee · Open in the reader
- PrintedThe Hebrew Childe mee bids, who o'reover the Gods doth reigne,With ruleThe Hebrew Childe mee bids, who o'reover the Gods doth reigne,
Alexander Gill · The Sacred Philosophy of the Holy Scripture · p. 38 · Open in the reader
- PrintedWho neuer sleepes nor slumbers o'reover his flocke,With ruleWho neuer sleepes nor slumbers o'reover his flocke,
John Vicars · Englands Hallelujah · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (98)
85 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 13 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
The Purple Island A00977
- PrintedO'reOver seas, as earth, he march'd with dangerous art:With ruleO'reOver seas, as earth, he march'd with dangerous art:
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 3 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-shadows half the earth, whose dismall sightWith ruleO'reOver-shadows half the earth, whose dismall sight
Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 86 · Open in the reader
Epigrams A08687
- PrintedHe, Death O'reOver-came to his immortall fame,With ruleHe, Death O'reOver-came to his immortall fame,
John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader
- PrintedHe came, O'reOver-Came, He Saw, fore-saw all things,With ruleHe came, O'reOver-Came, He Saw, fore-saw all things,
John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader
The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama A15137
- PrintedO'reOver which the breath of greatneſſe hath no power,With ruleO'reOver which the breath of greatneſſe hath no power,
Nathaniel Whiting · The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama · p. 11 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-look… th' ambitious trees which hem'd them inWith ruleO'reOver-look… th' ambitious trees which hem'd them in
Nathaniel Whiting · The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama · p. 46 · Open in the reader
Britains Remembrancer A15627
- PrintedO'reOver all thy creatures from eternity.With ruleO'reOver all thy creatures from eternity.
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 22 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-flow our borders, and devoure our goods.With ruleO'reOver-flow our borders, and devoure our goods.
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-top the shrubs; and, where scarce two are foundWith ruleO'reOver-top the shrubs; and, where scarce two are found
George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader
The Hymns and Songs of the Church A15647
- PrintedO'reOver-swallow'd by the Deepes I fast was pent:With ruleO'reOver-swallow'd by the Deepes I fast was pent:
George Wither · The Hymns and Songs of the Church · p. 99 · Open in the reader
A Spiritual Hymn A16534
- PrintedO'reOver Atlas tops, which hid in skies▪ crownde are with Winter glasse:With ruleO'reOver Atlas tops, which hid in skies▪ crownde are with Winter glasse:
Robert Boyd · A Spiritual Hymn · Open in the reader
The Virgins Pattern in the Life and Death of Susanna Perwich A26760
- PrintedO'reOver Microcoſm's ſeldom runs.With ruleO'reOver Microcoſm's ſeldom runs.
John Batchiler · The Virgins Pattern in the Life and Death of Susanna Perwich · p. 44 · Open in the reader
The Psalms of David in Meter with the Prose Interlined A27810
- PrintedO'reOver Israel is, and als his strength is in the clouds most hy.With ruleO'reOver Israel is, and als his strength is in the clouds most hy.
Zacharie Boyd · The Psalms of David in Meter with the Prose Interlined · Open in the reader
A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions A28159
- PrintedO'reOver-ran the country, laid the corn-ſields waſte,With ruleO'reOver-ran the country, laid the corn-ſields waſte,
Nicolas Billingsley · A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions · p. 151 · Open in the reader
Several Poems A29149
- PrintedO'reOver childhood, and ore winter I bear ſway,With ruleO'reOver childhood, and ore winter I bear ſway,
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 17 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver Iſter fair, with labour and with charge.With ruleO'reOver Iſter fair, with labour and with charge.
Anne Bradstreet · Several Poems · p. 100 · Open in the reader
One Thing is Needful A30168
- PrintedO'reOver-flow with everlasting blissWith ruleO'reOver-flow with everlasting bliss
John Bunyan · One Thing is Needful · p. 21 · Open in the reader
Two Treatises A33971
- PrintedO'reOver which my breathleſs Muſe cann't ſing 2 verſe.With ruleO'reOver which my breathleſs Muſe cann't ſing 2 verſe.
John Collinges · Two Treatises · Open in the reader
Husbandry Spiritualized A39665
- PrintedO'reOver matcht with high designs, o'reover matcht with wo,With ruleO'reOver matcht with high designs, o'reover matcht with wo,
John Flavel · Husbandry Spiritualized · p. 237 · Open in the reader
The Conflagration of London A39908
- PrintedO'reOver which the fire strides to the standing Pile.With ruleO'reOver which the fire strides to the standing Pile.
Simon Ford · The Conflagration of London · p. 8 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver flowing eyes their flaming Homes bewail,With ruleO'reOver flowing eyes their flaming Homes bewail,
Simon Ford · The Conflagration of London · p. 10 · Open in the reader
A Christians Acquiescence in Divine Providence A39911
- PrintedO'reOver every Climat of this Little World!With ruleO'reOver every Climat of this Little World!
Simon Ford · A Christians Acquiescence in Divine Providence · p. 213 · Open in the reader
Some Prison Meditations A42148
- PrintedO'reOver Grave and Death, that potent Enemy,With ruleO'reOver Grave and Death, that potent Enemy,
John Griffith · Some Prison Meditations · p. 49 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver all the world, it clearly follow will,With ruleO'reOver all the world, it clearly follow will,
John Griffith · Some Prison Meditations · p. 140 · Open in the reader
The Banqueting House A47401
- PrintedO'reOver such who did contemnWith ruleO'reOver such who did contemn
Benjamin Keach · The Banqueting House · p. 63 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver Earth and also Heaven.With ruleO'reOver Earth and also Heaven.
Benjamin Keach · The Banqueting House · p. 107 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver all your Enemies.With ruleO'reOver all your Enemies.
Benjamin Keach · The Banqueting House · p. 305 · Open in the reader
Distressed Zion Relieved A47473
- PrintedO'reOver us long hung a black and dismal Cloud,With ruleO'reOver us long hung a black and dismal Cloud,
Benjamin Keach · Distressed Zion Relieved · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver which our Princes long have had command;With ruleO'reOver which our Princes long have had command;
Benjamin Keach · Distressed Zion Relieved · Open in the reader
The Glorious Lover A47509
- PrintedO'reOver Death, o'reover Hell, o'reover Wrath, & o'reover the Grave,With ruleO'reOver Death, o'reover Hell, o'reover Wrath, & o'reover the Grave,
Benjamin Keach · The Glorious Lover · p. 187 · Open in the reader
Spiritual Melody A47611
- PrintedO'reOver ſuch who did contemnWith ruleO'reOver ſuch who did contemn
Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Melody · p. 63 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver War thou haſt preheminence,With ruleO'reOver War thou haſt preheminence,
Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Melody · p. 144 · Open in the reader
Paradise Lost A50919
- PrintedO'reOver Heav'ns high Towrs to force re…less way,With ruleO'reOver Heav'ns high Towrs to force re…less way,
John Milton · Paradise Lost · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver Sea and Land: him Satan thus accostes.With ruleO'reOver Sea and Land: him Satan thus accostes.
John Milton · Paradise Lost · Open in the reader
Paradise Regained A50931
- PrintedO'reOver-shadow her: this man born and now up-grown,With ruleO'reOver-shadow her: this man born and now up-grown,
John Milton · Paradise Regained · p. 8 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver worn and soild;With ruleO'reOver worn and soild;
John Milton · Paradise Regained · p. 15 · Open in the reader
Poems A50938
- PrintedO'reOver all th' Italian fields where ſtill doth ſwayWith ruleO'reOver all th' Italian fields where ſtill doth ſway
John Milton · Poems · p. 59 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'ReOver the ſmooth enamel'd greenWith ruleO'ReOver the ſmooth enamel'd green
John Milton · Poems · p. 74 · Open in the reader
A Key to Open the Mystery and Iniquity of a Poem A52813
- PrintedO'reOver looks all th' Good, and like a Prince of PimpsWith ruleO'reOver looks all th' Good, and like a Prince of Pimps
Christopher Ness · A Key to Open the Mystery and Iniquity of a Poem · p. 18 · Open in the reader
Grapes from Canaan A63574
- PrintedO'reOver the calm back of th' Erythraean ſeas,With ruleO'reOver the calm back of th' Erythraean ſeas,
Francis Taylor · Grapes from Canaan · Open in the reader
The Earthquake of Jamaica Described in a Pindaric Poem A63960
- PrintedO'reOver ſcorching Mountains, and o'reover deſart Sands,With ruleO'reOver ſcorching Mountains, and o'reover deſart Sands,
John Tutchin · The Earthquake of Jamaica Described in a Pindaric Poem · p. 3 · Open in the reader
Poems on Several Occasions A63969
- PrintedO'reOver the Hellespont of Love.With ruleO'reOver the Hellespont of Love.
John Tutchin · Poems on Several Occasions · p. 105 · Open in the reader
Remains A65835
- PrintedO'reOver tops of hills, low dales, without all ſtay.With ruleO'reOver tops of hills, low dales, without all ſtay.
Thomas Wadsworth · Remains · p. 185 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver hedg and ditch, buſhes of briar and thorn,With ruleO'reOver hedg and ditch, buſhes of briar and thorn,
Thomas Wadsworth · Remains · p. 213 · Open in the reader
The Upright Man and His Happy End A65934
- PrintedO'reOver which to drop our Tears in verse will beWith ruleO'reOver which to drop our Tears in verse will be
John Whitlock · The Upright Man and His Happy End · Open in the reader
A Panegyric to the King A66012
- PrintedO'reOver Vanquisht Nations, and the Sea beside:With ruleO'reOver Vanquisht Nations, and the Sea beside:
Robert Wild · A Panegyric to the King · p. 6 · Open in the reader
Echos from the Sixth Trumpet A66752
- PrintedO'reOver which no Paſs in ſafety could be made;With ruleO'reOver which no Paſs in ſafety could be made;
George Wither · Echos from the Sixth Trumpet · p. 85 · Open in the reader
Works of Joseph Hall A68126
- PrintedO'reOver all the world: Lord, iudge thou me.With ruleO'reOver all the world: Lord, iudge thou me.
Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 158 · Open in the reader
The Intercourses of Divine Love Betwixt Christ and His Church A69777
- PrintedO'reOver me, and makes men ſee;With ruleO'reOver me, and makes men ſee;
John Collinges · The Intercourses of Divine Love Betwixt Christ and His Church · p. 11 · Open in the reader
The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America A77237
- PrintedO'reOver childehood, and Winter, I bear the ſway;With ruleO'reOver childehood, and Winter, I bear the ſway;
Anne Bradstreet · The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America · p. 16 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-flown with torrent of her ruby blood.With ruleO'reOver-flown with torrent of her ruby blood.
Anne Bradstreet · The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America · p. 105 · Open in the reader
Hymns on Several Subjects A81996
- PrintedO'reOver ev'ry Member it did ſtream,With ruleO'reOver ev'ry Member it did ſtream,
Richard Davis · Hymns on Several Subjects · p. 51 · Open in the reader
Poems 2 A89149
- PrintedO'ReOver the ſmooth enameld greenWith ruleO'ReOver the ſmooth enameld green
John Milton · Poems 2 · p. 55 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver the Cowſlips Velvet head,With ruleO'reOver the Cowſlips Velvet head,
John Milton · Poems 2 · p. 114 · Open in the reader
Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature A91224
- PrintedO'reOver Earth, Sea, all things; mounts beyond the skies,With ruleO'reOver Earth, Sea, all things; mounts beyond the skies,
William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 4 · Open in the reader
Whitehall in Flames A95391
- PrintedO'reOver every Vulgar and each Noble Head,With ruleO'reOver every Vulgar and each Noble Head,
John Tutchin · Whitehall in Flames · p. 11 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver-topping all, as Gaints common Heads.With ruleO'reOver-topping all, as Gaints common Heads.
John Tutchin · Whitehall in Flames · p. 20 · Open in the reader
Englands Parliamentary Chronicle A95892
- PrintedO'reOver all our foes; The horſe and Rider, HeeWith ruleO'reOver all our foes; The horſe and Rider, Hee
John Vicars · Englands Parliamentary Chronicle · Open in the reader
The Dark Lantern A96745
- PrintedO'reOver them, the ſons of Belial, do diſdain:With ruleO'reOver them, the ſons of Belial, do diſdain:
George Wither · The Dark Lantern · p. 47 · Open in the reader
- PrintedO'reOver Chepstow bridge, upon a ſingle board,With ruleO'reOver Chepstow bridge, upon a ſingle board,
George Wither · The Dark Lantern · p. 73 · Open in the reader