Waiting for reviewApostrophes and possessivesCandidate #9901 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

augustine'saugustine

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

Puritas changed it: 144 times in 65 works
Consistency: 69.2% (144 of 208)
Reach if approved: ~219 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: No opinion (map not loaded)
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 208 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (144 changes in 65 works, 69.2% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 144)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

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If any man would ſee more of Auguſtine'sAugustine judgment, the many Sentences cited by me in my Tract. Of Perſeverance, pag. 5, 6. 7. and …
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If any man would ſee more of Auguſtine'sAugustine judgment, the many Sentences cited by me in my Tract. Of Perſeverance, pag. 5, 6. 7. and …
Richard Baxter · Catholic Theology Plain Pure Peaceable · p. 100 · Open in the reader
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… ſafe to be put in practice; ſo that I ſhall rather approve of S. Auguſtine'sAugustine Judgment, touching the Authority of the Fathers. I ſhould not have inſiſted ſo long …
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… ſafe to be put in practice; ſo that I ſhall rather approve of S. Auguſtine'sAugustine Judgment, touching the Authority of the Fathers. I ſhould not have inſiſted ſo long …
Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 31 · Open in the reader
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… ſword, deſtroying eight thouſand people therein. Swanus the Dane tithed the Monks of S. Auguſtine'sAugustine Abbey, killing nine by cruel torment, and keeping the tenth alive for ſlaves. They …
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… ſword, deſtroying eight thouſand people therein. Swanus the Dane tithed the Monks of S. Auguſtine'sAugustine Abbey, killing nine by cruel torment, and keeping the tenth alive for ſlaves. They …
William Gearing · The History of the Church of Great Britain · p. 33 · Open in the reader
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… me; Let Mr. Baxter ſpeak for me, he tells us that this was St. Augustine'sAugustine opinion, that ſome True believers may fall away totally and finally, and that he …
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… me; Let Mr. Baxter ſpeak for me, he tells us that this was St. Augustine'sAugustine opinion, that ſome True believers may fall away totally and finally, and that he …
Jeremiah Ives · A Contention for Truth · p. 148 · Open in the reader
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… you, without one Moments delay, to come under the Yoke of Chriſt. It was Auguſtine'sAugustine Speech, that he would not for a Million of Worlds, be an Atheiſt one …
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… you, without one Moments delay, to come under the Yoke of Chriſt. It was Auguſtine'sAugustine Speech, that he would not for a Million of Worlds, be an Atheiſt one …
Samuel Pomfret · Sermon Preached to Young People · p. 46 · Open in the reader
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… their old Jewish customs, as to their Synagogues, even in S. Ierom and S. Augustine'sAugustine time. Now these Nazarens might be all Ebionites, and yet those of the Church …
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… their old Jewish customs, as to their Synagogues, even in S. Ierom and S. Augustine'sAugustine time. Now these Nazarens might be all Ebionites, and yet those of the Church …
Edward Stillingfleet · Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity · p. 17 · Open in the reader
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… tenth for himſelf, whatſoever the Quakers or Anabaptiſts dare deny. Thus you have St. Auguſtine'sAugustine judgement, that Tythes are Gods, and ſo due to Chriſt and his Miniſters by …
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… tenth for himſelf, whatſoever the Quakers or Anabaptiſts dare deny. Thus you have St. Auguſtine'sAugustine judgement, that Tythes are Gods, and ſo due to Chriſt and his Miniſters by …
Immanuel Bourne · Defense and Justification of Tithes and Infant Baptism · p. 64 · Open in the reader
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… ſayings of Fathers being well viewed, ſpeak not what he would have them; and Auguſtine'sAugustine words cited by him, p. 185. denying Judas to have eaten the bread which was …
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… ſayings of Fathers being well viewed, ſpeak not what he would have them; and Auguſtine'sAugustine words cited by him, p. 185. denying Judas to have eaten the bread which was …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 1 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (64)

44 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 25 are listed here. 20 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame A02358

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… sententia [sayth hee] non solum incerta, sed & falsa est: That is, Which doctrine of Augustine'sAugustine, is not onlie vncertaine, but lyke-wyse vntrue, or false.
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… sententia [sayth hee] non solum incerta, sed & falsa est: That is, Which doctrine of Augustine'sAugustine, is not onlie vncertaine, but lyke-wyse vntrue, or false.
William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 81 · Open in the reader
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… refert: That is, Gratian (sayth hee) was deceived by a corrupt Copie of S. Augustine'sAugustine, which hee had beside him, to whom bee attributeth that Canon; but the true …
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… refert: That is, Gratian (sayth hee) was deceived by a corrupt Copie of S. Augustine'sAugustine, which hee had beside him, to whom bee attributeth that Canon; but the true …
William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 91 · Open in the reader
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… how the publisher hath put in of his owne these wordes, dicet Haereticus into Augustine'sAugustine Testimonie, cited by the fore-saide Fulbertus; and by so doing, thinking to meete …
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… how the publisher hath put in of his owne these wordes, dicet Haereticus into Augustine'sAugustine Testimonie, cited by the fore-saide Fulbertus; and by so doing, thinking to meete …
William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 94 · Open in the reader
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… But I approoue this Exposition the rather, & preferre it before the other of S. Augustine'sAugustine, and the other Ancients, (altho other-wise the same bee most probable, and lykliest …
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… But I approoue this Exposition the rather, & preferre it before the other of S. Augustine'sAugustine, and the other Ancients, (altho other-wise the same bee most probable, and lykliest …
William Guild · Popish Glorying in Antiquity Turned to their Shame · p. 220 · Open in the reader

Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies A35787

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… all accounted it unlawful: becauſe this difference in Practice is as ancient as St. Auguſtine'sAugustine time, and therefore ought not to be imputed to the Modern Church of Rome …
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… all accounted it unlawful: becauſe this difference in Practice is as ancient as St. Auguſtine'sAugustine time, and therefore ought not to be imputed to the Modern Church of Rome …
Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 158 · Open in the reader

Of Schism A45426

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… from it. 1. That this Iſland was converted to the Faith of Chriſt, long before Auguſtine'sAugustine preaching to the Saxons, either in, or very neer the Apoſtles times, in Tiberius …
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… from it. 1. That this Iſland was converted to the Faith of Chriſt, long before Auguſtine'sAugustine preaching to the Saxons, either in, or very neer the Apoſtles times, in Tiberius …
Henry Hammond · Of Schism · p. 109 · Open in the reader
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… evident, viz: that the Nation was in his time converted, and ſo long before Auguſtine'sAugustine coming. And though by Diocleſian's perſecution, Chriſtianity were here ſhrewdly ſhaken, yet I ſuppoſe …
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… evident, viz: that the Nation was in his time converted, and ſo long before Auguſtine'sAugustine coming. And though by Diocleſian's perſecution, Chriſtianity were here ſhrewdly ſhaken, yet I ſuppoſe …
Henry Hammond · Of Schism · p. 109 · Open in the reader
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… him, it muſt needs follow, that the whole Iſland cannot upon this ſcore of Auguſtine'sAugustine converſion, be now deemed ſchiſmatical, it being certain, that the whole Iſland, & particularly the …
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… him, it muſt needs follow, that the whole Iſland cannot upon this ſcore of Auguſtine'sAugustine converſion, be now deemed ſchiſmatical, it being certain, that the whole Iſland, & particularly the …
Henry Hammond · Of Schism · p. 112 · Open in the reader
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… England, as a member of the whole; or 2. by the paternal right which by Auguſtine'sAugustine planting the Goſpel among the Saxons is thought to belong to the Pope (and …
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… England, as a member of the whole; or 2. by the paternal right which by Auguſtine'sAugustine planting the Goſpel among the Saxons is thought to belong to the Pope (and …
Henry Hammond · Of Schism · p. 138 · Open in the reader

A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer A45460

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… which in that place were occaſionally vouched to ſhew that at the time of Auguſtine'sAugustine coming into this Iſland, the Chriſtian Church here acknowledged no ſubjection to Rome, or …
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… which in that place were occaſionally vouched to ſhew that at the time of Auguſtine'sAugustine coming into this Iſland, the Chriſtian Church here acknowledged no ſubjection to Rome, or …
Henry Hammond · A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer · p. 103 · Open in the reader
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… But then ſecondly, what truth there is in it in theſi, that from S. Augustine'sAugustine plantation to this time of Henry VIII. the Romaniſts have been in poſſeſſion of …
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… But then ſecondly, what truth there is in it in theſi, that from S. Augustine'sAugustine plantation to this time of Henry VIII. the Romaniſts have been in poſſeſſion of …
Henry Hammond · A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer · p. 120 · Open in the reader
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… hodie-Auguſtines-ac appellatur, in the place which even to this day is called Auguſtine'sAugustine-ac, and accordingly the Saxon reads on foreign ac, in the place ſtill named Auguſtine'sAugustine …
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… hodie-Auguſtines-ac appellatur, in the place which even to this day is called Auguſtine'sAugustine-ac, and accordingly the Saxon reads on foreign ac, in the place ſtill named Auguſtine'sAugustine …
Henry Hammond · A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer · p. 169 · Open in the reader
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… nor acknowledge him for their Archbiſhop; Upon which follows that rough ſanguinarie anſwer of Augustine'sAugustine, quod ſi pacem cum fratribus accipere nollent, bellum ab hoſtibus forent accepturi, that if …
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… nor acknowledge him for their Archbiſhop; Upon which follows that rough ſanguinarie anſwer of Augustine'sAugustine, quod ſi pacem cum fratribus accipere nollent, bellum ab hoſtibus forent accepturi, that if …
Henry Hammond · A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer · p. 181 · Open in the reader
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… ſuſpect that Parentheſis, for though Bede, who ſets down the month and day of Auguſtine'sAugustine death, ſets not down the year of it, but leaves it in a latitude …
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… ſuſpect that Parentheſis, for though Bede, who ſets down the month and day of Auguſtine'sAugustine death, ſets not down the year of it, but leaves it in a latitude …
Henry Hammond · A Reply to the Catholic Gentlemans Answer · p. 184 · Open in the reader

The Grounds of Protestant Religion A61588

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… plenissima; and to dispute against what was so practised and defined, is, in S. Augustine'sAugustine sense, to shake the Foundation of the Church, if not wholly to destroy it …
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… plenissima; and to dispute against what was so practised and defined, is, in S. Augustine'sAugustine sense, to shake the Foundation of the Church, if not wholly to destroy it …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 83 · Open in the reader
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… shakes the Foundation of the Church: and prove but this to have been S. Augustine'sAugustine meaning, you will highly advance the interest of your cause.
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… shakes the Foundation of the Church: and prove but this to have been S. Augustine'sAugustine meaning, you will highly advance the interest of your cause.
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 84 · Open in the reader
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… Church will be guilty of the same rashness with any private person in, S. Augustine'sAugustine Opinion, In offering to determine what Christ said▪ when either he held his peace …
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… Church will be guilty of the same rashness with any private person in, S. Augustine'sAugustine Opinion, In offering to determine what Christ said▪ when either he held his peace …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 169 · Open in the reader
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… would again inferr Infallibility from undoubted certainty. For, say you, the Church, in S. Augustine'sAugustine time, esteemed her self undoubtedly certain, that the Gospel was the infallible Word of …
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… would again inferr Infallibility from undoubted certainty. For, say you, the Church, in S. Augustine'sAugustine time, esteemed her self undoubtedly certain, that the Gospel was the infallible Word of …
Edward Stillingfleet · The Grounds of Protestant Religion · p. 201 · Open in the reader

Vindication of Baptizing Believers Infants A86506

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2. You may conceive how light Auguſtine'sAugustine judgement was, by conſidering the ground upon which Auguſtine held, and urged the baptiſme …
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2. You may conceive how light Auguſtine'sAugustine judgement was, by conſidering the ground upon which Auguſtine held, and urged the baptiſme …
Nathanael Homes · Vindication of Baptizing Believers Infants · p. 155 · Open in the reader

The Kings Censure Upon Rescusants that Refuse the Lords Supper A89597

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… damnation. No Communicants are to be debarred unleſs openly ſcandalous and detected, Thats St. Auguſtine'sAugustine Rule in this caſe. Si Chriſtus ipſe Judam paſſus eſt quem ſciebat furem eſſe …
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… damnation. No Communicants are to be debarred unleſs openly ſcandalous and detected, Thats St. Auguſtine'sAugustine Rule in this caſe. Si Chriſtus ipſe Judam paſſus eſt quem ſciebat furem eſſe …
Thomas Marshall · The Kings Censure Upon Rescusants that Refuse the Lords Supper · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Romanism Discussed A94737

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… the Diſpute ſeem to lead, and Bellarmine lib. 4. de notis Eccleſ. cap. 14. to reconcile Auguſtine'sAugustine words in his Diſpute againſt Donatiſts, that the Church is not demonſtrated by Miracles …
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… the Diſpute ſeem to lead, and Bellarmine lib. 4. de notis Eccleſ. cap. 14. to reconcile Auguſtine'sAugustine words in his Diſpute againſt Donatiſts, that the Church is not demonſtrated by Miracles …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 104 · Open in the reader
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… it is likely he did ſo in the reſt) have no likelihood to be Auguſtine'sAugustine, thoſe Sermons being nothing like Auguſtine'sAugustine Writings, nor is it likely that Auguſtine would …
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… it is likely he did ſo in the reſt) have no likelihood to be Auguſtine'sAugustine, thoſe Sermons being nothing like Auguſtine'sAugustine Writings, nor is it likely that Auguſtine would …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 168 · Open in the reader
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… in the reſt) have no likelihood to be Auguſtine'sAugustine, thoſe Sermons being nothing like Auguſtine'sAugustine Writings, nor is it likely that Auguſtine would have called Peter the Foundation of …
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… in the reſt) have no likelihood to be Auguſtine'sAugustine, thoſe Sermons being nothing like Auguſtine'sAugustine Writings, nor is it likely that Auguſtine would have called Peter the Foundation of …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 168 · Open in the reader
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… for Rebaptization, and here Auguſtine pretends Tradition for the contrary; by which and by Auguſtine'sAugustine words lib. 1. de pecc. merit. & remiſſ. cap. 24. in which he makes the giving of …
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… for Rebaptization, and here Auguſtine pretends Tradition for the contrary; by which and by Auguſtine'sAugustine words lib. 1. de pecc. merit. & remiſſ. cap. 24. in which he makes the giving of …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 204 · Open in the reader
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… the Euchariſt to Infants an ancient and Apoſtolical tradition, which Pope Innocentius Epiſt. 93. among Augustine'sAugustine Epiſtles determined to be neceſſary, yet is now condemned in the Trent Council, it …
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… the Euchariſt to Infants an ancient and Apoſtolical tradition, which Pope Innocentius Epiſt. 93. among Augustine'sAugustine Epiſtles determined to be neceſſary, yet is now condemned in the Trent Council, it …
John Tombes · Romanism Discussed · p. 204 · Open in the reader