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Waiting for reviewApostrophes and possessivesCandidate #9473 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

womenswomen's

Apostrophes added or expanded, mostly possessives: gods → god's. Approve one at a time: some places are plurals.

Puritas changed it
781 times in 402 works
Consistency
71.5% (781 of 1,092)
Reach if approved
~1,147 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: women's
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,092 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (781 changes in 402 works, 71.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 781)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … this 144000; that is, all the faithfull and elect of Chriſt, when the Locuſts with womenswomen's haire, (ca. 9. 8.) thoſe effeminate inſtruments and ſpirituall adultereſſes for Antichriſt, enticed the world to …
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    … this 144000; that is, all the faithfull and elect of Chriſt, when the Locuſts with womenswomen's haire, (ca. 9. 8.) thoſe effeminate inſtruments and ſpirituall adultereſſes for Antichriſt, enticed the world to …

    Richard Bernard · A Key of Knowledge to Open Revelation · p. 251 · Open in the reader

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    … ravished with loue of stones, of dead stuffe, framed by cunning grauers to beautifull womenswomen's likenes; as, in Poets fables appeareth by Pygmalion, by Venus Gnidia in stories: and …
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    … ravished with loue of stones, of dead stuffe, framed by cunning grauers to beautifull womenswomen's likenes; as, in Poets fables appeareth by Pygmalion, by Venus Gnidia in stories: and …

    John Rainolds · The Overthrow of Stage Plays · p. 32 · Open in the reader

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    … the dead, or that hath …en with the menstruous, may come in thither. The womenswomen's court is holier then the Chel; for none that is washed (from his uncleanenesse …
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    … the dead, or that hath …en with the menstruous, may come in thither. The womenswomen's court is holier then the Chel; for none that is washed (from his uncleanenesse …

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 26 · Open in the reader

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    … of happie memorie) in whom God refuted reallie that Objection that is taken from womenswomen's governement: Hee blessed her fourtie fiue yeares Reigne, with such prosperitie, both spirituall and …
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    … of happie memorie) in whom God refuted reallie that Objection that is taken from womenswomen's governement: Hee blessed her fourtie fiue yeares Reigne, with such prosperitie, both spirituall and …

    William Struther · A Looking Glass for Princes and Peoples Delivered · p. 29 · Open in the reader

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    For womenswomen's levitie I discommended.
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    For womenswomen's levitie I discommended.

    Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 76 · Open in the reader

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    … neither doth the Apostle urge those orders of the mens praying uncovered, and the womenswomen's praying veiled, from this ground, because so was the Churches custome, (as the B …
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    … neither doth the Apostle urge those orders of the mens praying uncovered, and the womenswomen's praying veiled, from this ground, because so was the Churches custome, (as the B …

    George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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    … adorne themselues in modest apparell with shamefastnesse and sobriety, 1. Tim. 2. 9. 2 Meeke and quiet, Let womenswomen's adorning bee, the ornament of a meeke and quiet spirit, which is in the …
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    … adorne themselues in modest apparell with shamefastnesse and sobriety, 1. Tim. 2. 9. 2 Meeke and quiet, Let womenswomen's adorning bee, the ornament of a meeke and quiet spirit, which is in the …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · p. 226 · Open in the reader

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    … cutting off their noses, eares, handes, armes and priuie members, deflouring Uirgins, cutting off womenswomen's paps, openings their wombes with childe and burning the yong babes: then he besieged …
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    … cutting off their noses, eares, handes, armes and priuie members, deflouring Uirgins, cutting off womenswomen's paps, openings their wombes with childe and burning the yong babes: then he besieged …

    John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 170 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (311)

94 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 217 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Learned Decisions A00594

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    2. TOuching WomensWomen's baptizing in case of necessity, his Majestie in part disliked that which M. Crompton …
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    2. TOuching WomensWomen's baptizing in case of necessity, his Majestie in part disliked that which M. Crompton …

    Daniel Featley · Learned Decisions · p. 21 · Open in the reader

Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies A01760

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    … togither, and that their women were forbidden to weare mens clothes, or their men WomensWomen's clothes; because the Gentiles used so, in the worshipping of their Gods. In like …
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    … togither, and that their women were forbidden to weare mens clothes, or their men WomensWomen's clothes; because the Gentiles used so, in the worshipping of their Gods. In like …

    George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 42 · Open in the reader

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    S. Paul, (saith D. Fulke,) doth give reasons for that order of covering WomensWomen's heads: By whose example the Preachers are likewise to endeavour to satisfy by reason …
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    S. Paul, (saith D. Fulke,) doth give reasons for that order of covering WomensWomen's heads: By whose example the Preachers are likewise to endeavour to satisfy by reason …

    George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 106 · Open in the reader

Answer to Mr Jacobs Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England A04537

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    53. WomensWomen's baptiſing of childrē. Which mainteyneth that hereſy That the Children are damned, which dy …
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    53. WomensWomen's baptiſing of childrē. Which mainteyneth that hereſy That the Children are damned, which dy …

    Francis Johnson · Answer to Mr Jacobs Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England · p. 64 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Peter and Jude A06502

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    … Men. Here maie ſome aſke this queſtion: Whether theſe ſaiynges of Saincte Peter, concernyng WomensWomen's apparaile, bee ſtraightly commaunded or no? Wee reade of Queene Eſther, how that ſhe …
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    … Men. Here maie ſome aſke this queſtion: Whether theſe ſaiynges of Saincte Peter, concernyng WomensWomen's apparaile, bee ſtraightly commaunded or no? Wee reade of Queene Eſther, how that ſhe …

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · Open in the reader

The Players Scourge A10187

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    Statius his censure of Achilles wearing of WomensWomen's apparell. p. 199.
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    Statius his censure of Achilles wearing of WomensWomen's apparell. p. 199.

    William Prynne · The Players Scourge · Open in the reader

The Overthrow of Stage Plays A10335

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    … the verie wearing of it, is forbidden. The Ciuill lawe, speaking of Mens and WomensWomen's garmentes, some peculiar to either, some common to them both, defineth those to bee …
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    … the verie wearing of it, is forbidden. The Ciuill lawe, speaking of Mens and WomensWomen's garmentes, some peculiar to either, some common to them both, defineth those to bee …

    John Rainolds · The Overthrow of Stage Plays · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … a worde, should except against, that it was not stage-playing of Mens and WomensWomen's partes, I opened it by the examples of your Hippodamia, Eurymachus, and Phemius: you …
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    … a worde, should except against, that it was not stage-playing of Mens and WomensWomen's partes, I opened it by the examples of your Hippodamia, Eurymachus, and Phemius: you …

    John Rainolds · The Overthrow of Stage Plays · p. 29 · Open in the reader

Exposition of 1 Thessalonians A11591

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    … the bond. DAVID of IONATHANS loue: It was wonderfull, paſſing the loue of women. WomensWomen's iudgement is more ſhallow, therefore their affections ſtrongeſt; they are the weaker veſſels, if …
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    … the bond. DAVID of IONATHANS loue: It was wonderfull, paſſing the loue of women. WomensWomen's iudgement is more ſhallow, therefore their affections ſtrongeſt; they are the weaker veſſels, if …

    William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 237 · Open in the reader

Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs A11649

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    WomensWomen's purification after childbirth, Lev. 12.
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    WomensWomen's purification after childbirth, Lev. 12.

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

A Looking Glass for Princes and Peoples Delivered A13078

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    WomensWomen's Governement lawfull. 29
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    WomensWomen's Governement lawfull. 29

    William Struther · A Looking Glass for Princes and Peoples Delivered · Open in the reader

Commentary on Isaiah A17640

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    WomensWomen's wandring eies 3. 16
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    WomensWomen's wandring eies 3. 16

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader

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    WomensWomen's wandring eies true meſſengers of a diſhoneſt heart 3. 16
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    WomensWomen's wandring eies true meſſengers of a diſhoneſt heart 3. 16

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader

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    WomensWomen's ſuperfluitie flowes from pride 3. 16
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    WomensWomen's ſuperfluitie flowes from pride 3. 16

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · Open in the reader

A Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift A18078

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    … Women may not miniſter baptiſme / and howe this corruption came into the church. 143. &c WomensWomen's churching corrupt. 150
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    … Women may not miniſter baptiſme / and howe this corruption came into the church. 143. &c WomensWomen's churching corrupt. 150

    Thomas Cartwright · A Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift · Open in the reader

A Treasury of Similes A18271

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    … anye forme then the ſturdie Steele, which is a groſſe and maſſie mettall: So WomensWomen's effeminate minds, are more ſubiect to ſuddaine affection, and are ſooner fettered with the …
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    … anye forme then the ſturdie Steele, which is a groſſe and maſſie mettall: So WomensWomen's effeminate minds, are more ſubiect to ſuddaine affection, and are ſooner fettered with the …

    Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · p. 828 · Open in the reader

Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship A19142

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    Concerning WomensWomen's vailes. P. 345.
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    Concerning WomensWomen's vailes. P. 345.

    William Ames · Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship · Open in the reader

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    SECT. 28 Concerning WomensWomen's Vailes. 1. Cor. 11.
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    SECT. 28 Concerning WomensWomen's Vailes. 1. Cor. 11.

    William Ames · Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship · p. 345 · Open in the reader

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    … which will well beare this conclu…ion: that it was no more religious, then WomensWomen's proper apparell, long garments, &c. (to which Chrisostome upon 1. Cor. 11.) compareth the Vaile, as …
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    … which will well beare this conclu…ion: that it was no more religious, then WomensWomen's proper apparell, long garments, &c. (to which Chrisostome upon 1. Cor. 11.) compareth the Vaile, as …

    William Ames · Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship · p. 345 · Open in the reader

Eighty Sermons A20637

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    Of WomensWomen's able in State affaires and matters of Government ibid.
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    Of WomensWomen's able in State affaires and matters of Government ibid.

    John Donne · Eighty Sermons · Open in the reader

A Treasury of Ancient Adages and Proverbs A20796

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    WomensWomen's thoughts oft change.
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    WomensWomen's thoughts oft change.

    Thomas Draxe · A Treasury of Ancient Adages and Proverbs · p. 239 · Open in the reader

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    WomensWomen's passions are naturall, and can neuer heale themselues.
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    WomensWomen's passions are naturall, and can neuer heale themselues.

    Thomas Draxe · A Treasury of Ancient Adages and Proverbs · p. 240 · Open in the reader

Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism A29753

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    … Patrons and abettors then of Immodesty and Shamlesness, must Quakers be, that plead for WomensWomen's speaking in the …hurches?
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    … Patrons and abettors then of Immodesty and Shamlesness, must Quakers be, that plead for WomensWomen's speaking in the …hurches?

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 397 · Open in the reader

The Theater Vindicated A29842

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    … because of their Cloaths (Fol. 179.) He thinks it not lawfull for Men to wear WomensWomen's cloaths, or for Women to wear Mens; and, b…cause this is often done …
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    … because of their Cloaths (Fol. 179.) He thinks it not lawfull for Men to wear WomensWomen's cloaths, or for Women to wear Mens; and, b…cause this is often done …

    Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 14 · Open in the reader

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    … not we… that, which pertaineth to the Man; neithe… shall a Man put on WomensWomen's rayment. … pregnant place indeed: but where finde he this Precept? even in the same …
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    … not we… that, which pertaineth to the Man; neithe… shall a Man put on WomensWomen's rayment. … pregnant place indeed: but where finde he this Precept? even in the same …

    Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 14 · Open in the reader

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    … y-Woolsey; why may it not be as lawfu… for Men to put on WomensWomen's Garments… But, if he will have this Precept to stan… in force, though it …
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    … y-Woolsey; why may it not be as lawfu… for Men to put on WomensWomen's Garments… But, if he will have this Precept to stan… in force, though it …

    Sir Richard Baker · The Theater Vindicated · p. 14 · Open in the reader

A Case of Conscience Resolved A30127

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    … for reasons best known to my self) by searching, found, that those called the WomensWomen's meetings, wanted for their support, a bottom in the Word: I called them in …
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    … for reasons best known to my self) by searching, found, that those called the WomensWomen's meetings, wanted for their support, a bottom in the Word: I called them in …

    John Bunyan · A Case of Conscience Resolved · p. 5 · Open in the reader

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    … this, I will ask this Man, If he doth not, by pleading for these WomensWomen's Meetings, declare, that the Women without their Men, are better able by themselves to …
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    … this, I will ask this Man, If he doth not, by pleading for these WomensWomen's Meetings, declare, that the Women without their Men, are better able by themselves to …

    John Bunyan · A Case of Conscience Resolved · p. 18 · Open in the reader

A True and Faithful Account of the Four Chiefest Plantations in America A33345

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    … who with two Shells grate away the hair of what fashion they please. The WomensWomen's hair is cut in many fashions according to their eyes, but ever some part …
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    … who with two Shells grate away the hair of what fashion they please. The WomensWomen's hair is cut in many fashions according to their eyes, but ever some part …

    Samuel Clarke · A True and Faithful Account of the Four Chiefest Plantations in America · p. 7 · Open in the reader

The History of the Old Testament Methodized A34874

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    Sect. 34. WomensWomen's ſeparation.
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    Sect. 34. WomensWomen's ſeparation.

    Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · Open in the reader

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    SEcondly, Laws concerning WomensWomen's ſeparation, and purification after Childbirth. After the birth of a Man-Child ſhe was …
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    SEcondly, Laws concerning WomensWomen's ſeparation, and purification after Childbirth. After the birth of a Man-Child ſhe was …

    Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · p. 155 · Open in the reader

Paradoxes Problems Essays Characters A36301

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    I. A Defence of WomensWomen's Inconstancy. 1
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    I. A Defence of WomensWomen's Inconstancy. 1

    John Donne · Paradoxes Problems Essays Characters · Open in the reader

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    I. A Defence of WomensWomen's Inconstancy.
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    I. A Defence of WomensWomen's Inconstancy.

    John Donne · Paradoxes Problems Essays Characters · p. 1 · Open in the reader

Innocency and Truth Vindicated A36591

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    … main deſign of your Book, viz. The parity you make betwixt Infants Baptiſm, and WomensWomen's Receiving the Lords Supper, wherein you ſuppoſe you have gain'd ſo much advantage as …
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    … main deſign of your Book, viz. The parity you make betwixt Infants Baptiſm, and WomensWomen's Receiving the Lords Supper, wherein you ſuppoſe you have gain'd ſo much advantage as …

    Henry Danvers · Innocency and Truth Vindicated · p. 177 · Open in the reader

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    … not mo…e probability and evidence in it, than what hath been brought for WomensWomen's receiving the Lords Supper, and not lyable to ſuch Exceptions from the Context, nor …
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    … not mo…e probability and evidence in it, than what hath been brought for WomensWomen's receiving the Lords Supper, and not lyable to ſuch Exceptions from the Context, nor …

    Henry Danvers · Innocency and Truth Vindicated · p. 182 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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    … neat and snug made long and low: so that (as the Make of some WomensWomen's Bodies hansomely concealeth their pregnancy or Great Belly) their Contrivance hideth their bigness without …
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    … neat and snug made long and low: so that (as the Make of some WomensWomen's Bodies hansomely concealeth their pregnancy or Great Belly) their Contrivance hideth their bigness without …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 60 · Open in the reader

A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine A40681

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    § 6. Object. Good authours, Bede, Cassidore, Comestor, and Tostatus confidently adde, Atrium Foeminarum, or, the WomensWomen's Court, where their sex severally by themselves attended their devotions. Nor is it probable …
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    § 6. Object. Good authours, Bede, Cassidore, Comestor, and Tostatus confidently adde, Atrium Foeminarum, or, the WomensWomen's Court, where their sex severally by themselves attended their devotions. Nor is it probable …

    Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · p. 387 · Open in the reader

An Exposition of Genesis A44894

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    WomensWomen's customs ceased to be to Sarah, Sept. — The custom of women, &c. Cald. Levit …
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    WomensWomen's customs ceased to be to Sarah, Sept. — The custom of women, &c. Cald. Levit …

    George Hughes · An Exposition of Genesis · p. 218 · Open in the reader

Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 A46699

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    2. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no religious … ceremony, but used out of Gods worship …
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    2. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no religious … ceremony, but used out of Gods worship …

    Henry Jeanes · Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 · p. 6 · Open in the reader

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    1. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no Symbolical ceremony, and therefore what you said of …
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    1. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no Symbolical ceremony, and therefore what you said of …

    Henry Jeanes · Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 · p. 7 · Open in the reader

Body of Divinity A47625

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    The Laws Resolution concerning WomensWomen's Writs, in 4. 3s.
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    The Laws Resolution concerning WomensWomen's Writs, in 4. 3s.

    Edward Leigh · Body of Divinity · Open in the reader

Feminine Valor Eminently Discovered A61840

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    Did Western WomensWomen's Valour chuse
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    Did Western WomensWomen's Valour chuse

    James Strong · Feminine Valor Eminently Discovered · Open in the reader

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    WomensWomen's vertues in the West
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    WomensWomen's vertues in the West

    James Strong · Feminine Valor Eminently Discovered · Open in the reader

The Womans Glory A62975

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    Chap 8. Humility, a Grace of great Ornament. WomensWomen's Subjection. The queſtion, whether women may be Teachers. pag. 142
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    Chap 8. Humility, a Grace of great Ornament. WomensWomen's Subjection. The queſtion, whether women may be Teachers. pag. 142

    Samuel Torshell · The Womans Glory · Open in the reader

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    … are inconſtant and mutable. The Emperours Diocleſian and Maximinian in a publike Instrument call WomensWomen's wils Momentanie. But to the contrarie, how famous was Ruth even for her Constancie …
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    … are inconſtant and mutable. The Emperours Diocleſian and Maximinian in a publike Instrument call WomensWomen's wils Momentanie. But to the contrarie, how famous was Ruth even for her Constancie …

    Samuel Torshell · The Womans Glory · p. 74 · Open in the reader

Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms A63066

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    WomensWomen's vanity. page a. 119.
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    WomensWomen's vanity. page a. 119.

    John Trapp · Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms · Open in the reader

George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows A66448

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    8. As to WomensWomen's preaching in the Church, you tell me that I know not what that Woman …
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    8. As to WomensWomen's preaching in the Church, you tell me that I know not what that Woman …

    Roger Williams · George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows · p. 30 · Open in the reader

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    … Flowers and Garlands, their own penances satisfactions, Alms, Prayers, Fastings, Suffrings, which are but WomensWomen's filthy Clouts, and Dung of Men and Beasts put into the ballance of Gods …
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    … Flowers and Garlands, their own penances satisfactions, Alms, Prayers, Fastings, Suffrings, which are but WomensWomen's filthy Clouts, and Dung of Men and Beasts put into the ballance of Gods …

    Roger Williams · George Fox Digged Out of His Burrows · p. 235 · Open in the reader

A Complete Christian Dictionary A66593

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    … kinde of apparel, that covered the body from the waste downward, such as our WomensWomen's Kirtles, or Petticoats are, for it is very neer the word that commonly signifieth …
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    … kinde of apparel, that covered the body from the waste downward, such as our WomensWomen's Kirtles, or Petticoats are, for it is very neer the word that commonly signifieth …

    Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 93 · Open in the reader

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    … to cover our nakednesse. As there were several sorts of garments, Holy, Common: Mens, WomensWomen's; Glad ome, Sorrowfull, &c. so accordingly some were made of Wollen, some of Linnen …
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    … to cover our nakednesse. As there were several sorts of garments, Holy, Common: Mens, WomensWomen's; Glad ome, Sorrowfull, &c. so accordingly some were made of Wollen, some of Linnen …

    Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 255 · Open in the reader

The Intercourses of Divine Love Betwixt Christ and His Church A69777

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    … meer idle wanton humor can pleaſe themſelves, and others with diſcourſes of Mens and WomensWomen's failings. The ſecond is a rejoycing of envy, and malice, when men envy good …
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    … meer idle wanton humor can pleaſe themſelves, and others with diſcourſes of Mens and WomensWomen's failings. The ſecond is a rejoycing of envy, and malice, when men envy good …

    John Collinges · The Intercourses of Divine Love Betwixt Christ and His Church · p. 527 · Open in the reader

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    … of the Hebrew Doctors tell us, that the word ſignifieth alſo a kind of WomensWomen's Ornaments, and Pagnin tells us that R. David ſaith it ſignifieth Pearls or Jewels …
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    … of the Hebrew Doctors tell us, that the word ſignifieth alſo a kind of WomensWomen's Ornaments, and Pagnin tells us that R. David ſaith it ſignifieth Pearls or Jewels …

    John Collinges · The Intercourses of Divine Love Betwixt Christ and His Church · p. 715 · Open in the reader

Vindication of Baptizing Believers Infants A86506

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    Of WomensWomen's baptizing, c. 18. p. 203
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    Of WomensWomen's baptizing, c. 18. p. 203

    Nathanael Homes · Vindication of Baptizing Believers Infants · Open in the reader

Uniformity in Human Doctrinal Ceremonies A87511

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    2. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no religious myſtical ceremony, but uſed out of Gods …
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    2. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no religious myſtical ceremony, but uſed out of Gods …

    Henry Jeanes · Uniformity in Human Doctrinal Ceremonies · p. 6 · Open in the reader

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    1. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no Symbolical ceremony, and therefore what you ſaid of …
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    1. WomensWomen's wearing of long hair is no Symbolical ceremony, and therefore what you ſaid of …

    Henry Jeanes · Uniformity in Human Doctrinal Ceremonies · p. 7 · Open in the reader

A Vindication of the Preacher Sent A90624

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    … a word of mens, but onely of womenswomen's being in a ſtate of ſubjection. WomensWomen's being under obedience, may be a reaſon againſt their Preaching publikely, and yet Preaching …
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    … a word of mens, but onely of womenswomen's being in a ſtate of ſubjection. WomensWomen's being under obedience, may be a reaſon againſt their Preaching publikely, and yet Preaching …

    Frederick Woodall · A Vindication of the Preacher Sent · p. 134 · Open in the reader

The Vanity of the Lives and Passions of Men A90884

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    … one of the chiefeſt effects of Flight, is, that it is the protector of WomensWomen's and Virgins Chaſtity, and makes yong men free themſelves from vitious and debauſht company …
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    … one of the chiefeſt effects of Flight, is, that it is the protector of WomensWomen's and Virgins Chaſtity, and makes yong men free themſelves from vitious and debauſht company …

    David Papillon · The Vanity of the Lives and Passions of Men · p. 155 · Open in the reader

Doctor Bastwicks Quarters Beaten Up A92974

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    … Schooles, An Doctoris uxor eodem gaudeat privilegio quo Maritus; but as for this, of WomensWomen's voting in the Church, wee have no ſuch cuſtome, nor any of the Churches …
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    … Schooles, An Doctoris uxor eodem gaudeat privilegio quo Maritus; but as for this, of WomensWomen's voting in the Church, wee have no ſuch cuſtome, nor any of the Churches …

    John Sadler · Doctor Bastwicks Quarters Beaten Up · p. 18 · Open in the reader

Commentary on the Pentateuch A94797

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    … of women is upon me] A ſubtil, but ſinful excuſe, to ſhift a ſhame. WomensWomen's wits, we ſay, are beſt at … pinch: but they muſt take heed they be …
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    … of women is upon me] A ſubtil, but ſinful excuſe, to ſhift a ſhame. WomensWomen's wits, we ſay, are beſt at … pinch: but they muſt take heed they be …

    John Trapp · Commentary on the Pentateuch · p. 249 · Open in the reader

The Christian Synagogue B16291

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    … from the gates of Ierusalem inward, to the Campe of the Levites; comprehending the WomensWomen's Court and the Mens; and these were called Maiora castra, The greater Tent: the …
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    … from the gates of Ierusalem inward, to the Campe of the Levites; comprehending the WomensWomen's Court and the Mens; and these were called Maiora castra, The greater Tent: the …

    John Weemes · The Christian Synagogue · p. 135 · Open in the reader