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77,018 candidates: 77,018 waiting, 0 approved, 0 dismissed · latest import puritas-full-2026-10-19. Consistency is how often Puritas made the change where it had the word on its own; reach is how many places a rule would change across the whole corpus, estimated from the works compared.

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Apostrophes and possessives (4,144)

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

None can be approved together: each needs its own look.

  • gospellsgospel'sMorphAdorner disagrees

    158 changes in 112 works · 93.4% consistent (158 of 169) · reach ~178 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … the word ſo long as it keeps within it ſelf; he loves Epiſtles and GoſpellsGospel's, the firſt and ſecond leſſon ſo long as the word keeps in the Scriptures …
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    … the word ſo long as it keeps within it ſelf; he loves Epiſtles and GoſpellsGospel's, the firſt and ſecond leſſon ſo long as the word keeps in the Scriptures …

    William Fenner · Twenty-Nine Sermons · p. 334 · Open in the reader

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    … ſhall looſe it, but whoſoever ſhall looſe his life for my ſake, and the GoſpellsGospel's, he ſhall ſave it.
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    … ſhall looſe it, but whoſoever ſhall looſe his life for my ſake, and the GoſpellsGospel's, he ſhall ſave it.

    John Forbes · Four Sermons · Open in the reader

  • proportion'dproportionedMorphAdorner agrees

    149 changes in 96 works · 98.6% consistent (149 of 151) · reach ~159 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Years, as near, as Time of the Sun and of the Moon can be proportion'dproportioned one to another: For which I Appeal to the exacteſt Accountants of Time.
    With rule
    … Years, as near, as Time of the Sun and of the Moon can be proportion'dproportioned one to another: For which I Appeal to the exacteſt Accountants of Time.

    Thomas Beverley · The Command of God to Come Out of Babylon · p. 23 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    — puniſhment proportion'dproportioned to it. Page. 689: 690, 1. 797, 8.
    With rule
    — puniſhment proportion'dproportioned to it. Page. 689: 690, 1. 797, 8.

    Stephen Charnock · A Supplement to the Several Discourses Upon Various Divine Subjects · Open in the reader

  • esthersesther's

    147 changes in 76 works · 100% consistent (147 of 147) · reach ~154 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … extraordinary ends, in extraordinary times, that cannot be brought to an ordinary rule, as EsthersEsther's Mariage; and all of them in their places kept the Law of their God …
    With rule
    … extraordinary ends, in extraordinary times, that cannot be brought to an ordinary rule, as EsthersEsther's Mariage; and all of them in their places kept the Law of their God …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 290 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and as the fourteenth and fifteenth day of Adar was to the Iewes in EſthersEsther's time, that we may ſee what juſt cauſe we have in relation to the …
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    … and as the fourteenth and fifteenth day of Adar was to the Iewes in EſthersEsther's time, that we may ſee what juſt cauſe we have in relation to the …

    William Gouge · Mercys Memorial · p. 22 · Open in the reader

  • distemper'ddistemperedMorphAdorner agrees

    158 changes in 117 works · 92.9% consistent (158 of 170) · reach ~179 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … We ordinarily mistake his justice, and judge of it according to our own precipitant distemper'ddistempered minds. If wicked Men be not cross'd in their designes, and their wickedness evidently …
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    … We ordinarily mistake his justice, and judge of it according to our own precipitant distemper'ddistempered minds. If wicked Men be not cross'd in their designes, and their wickedness evidently …

    Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 1 · p. 435 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    3. Eſpecially King Saul, whoſe Brain had been diſtemper'ddistempered with his Fits.
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    3. Eſpecially King Saul, whoſe Brain had been diſtemper'ddistempered with his Fits.

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 277 · Open in the reader

  • vow'dvowedMorphAdorner agrees

    158 changes in 90 works · 92.9% consistent (158 of 170) · reach ~179 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … over your ſins: I remember one writing to Luther, tells him that he had vow'dvowed and covenanted againſt his ſin, and yet his ſin prevail'd againſt him, until he …
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    … over your ſins: I remember one writing to Luther, tells him that he had vow'dvowed and covenanted againſt his ſin, and yet his ſin prevail'd againſt him, until he …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Gospel Remission · p. 43 · Open in the reader

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    … being in want requires releef of his Son; the Son anſwers, that he hath vow'dvowed he will not, and ſo that to him it remains not lawful to releeve …
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    … being in want requires releef of his Son; the Son anſwers, that he hath vow'dvowed he will not, and ſo that to him it remains not lawful to releeve …

    Henry Hammond · Review of the Paraphrase of the New Testament · p. 13 · Open in the reader

  • stil'dstilledMorphAdorner disagrees

    151 changes in 98 works · 96.7% consistent (151 of 156) · reach ~164 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … and find Grace; that we may find more Grace, Heb. 4. O Lord, thou hast stil'dstilled thy self a God of Grace; and thou hast made a Covenant of Grace …
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    … and find Grace; that we may find more Grace, Heb. 4. O Lord, thou hast stil'dstilled thy self a God of Grace; and thou hast made a Covenant of Grace …

    Samuel Slater · Of Growth in Grace · p. 116 · Open in the reader

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    In bitter grief; yet I am I ſtil'dstilled
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    In bitter grief; yet I am I ſtil'dstilled

    Nathanael Vincent · A Heaven or Hell Upon Earth · Open in the reader

  • austensaugustine's

    146 changes in 41 works · 100% consistent (146 of 146) · reach ~217 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … ſome of them haue but generally or vniverſally obſerved in the Church in S. AuſtensAugustine's time, time, yea before, and euer ſince; as the anniverſary celebrities of the Paſſion …
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    … ſome of them haue but generally or vniverſally obſerved in the Church in S. AuſtensAugustine's time, time, yea before, and euer ſince; as the anniverſary celebrities of the Paſſion …

    Thomas Holland · Sermon 17 November 1599 · Open in the reader

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    … Tower, and there promised to retant at Paules Crosse. After he came to S. AustensAugustine's with a new Testament in his hand, and stood vp before the people in …
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    … Tower, and there promised to retant at Paules Crosse. After he came to S. AustensAugustine's with a new Testament in his hand, and stood vp before the people in …

    John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 179 · Open in the reader

  • sustain'dsustainedMorphAdorner agrees

    154 changes in 106 works · 94.4% consistent (154 of 163) · reach ~171 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … notwithstanding hereof, the primitive Church was opprest and rent with innumerable Schisms, hatch'd and sustain'dsustained by Bishops, in opposition to Bishops; no less, at least, than by Presbyters, in …
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    … notwithstanding hereof, the primitive Church was opprest and rent with innumerable Schisms, hatch'd and sustain'dsustained by Bishops, in opposition to Bishops; no less, at least, than by Presbyters, in …

    William Jameson · The Fundamentals of the Hierarchy Examined and Disproved · p. 18 · Open in the reader

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    Becauſe by thee they are ſuſtain'dsustained,
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    Becauſe by thee they are ſuſtain'dsustained,

    Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Melody · p. 101 · Open in the reader

  • contemn'dcontemnedMorphAdorner agrees

    160 changes in 99 works · 90.9% consistent (160 of 176) · reach ~185 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    28 He darknesse sent and made it dark, they not contemn'dcontemned his word.
    With rule
    28 He darknesse sent and made it dark, they not contemn'dcontemned his word.

    Zacharie Boyd · The Psalms of David in Meter with the Prose Interlined · Open in the reader

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    Secondly: God is ſlighted and contemn'dcontemned in this, When thou chooſeſt rather to make the earth to be thy God …
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    Secondly: God is ſlighted and contemn'dcontemned in this, When thou chooſeſt rather to make the earth to be thy God …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Two Treatises · p. 22 · Open in the reader

  • experienc'dexperiencedMorphAdorner agrees

    159 changes in 101 works · 91.3% consistent (159 of 174) · reach ~183 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … yet we encourag'd our ſelves in our good God, whoſe Favour we had ſo experienc'dexperienced together, and hop'd we ſhould ſtill enjoy when ſo far aſunder. I deſired all …
    With rule
    … yet we encourag'd our ſelves in our good God, whoſe Favour we had ſo experienc'dexperienced together, and hop'd we ſhould ſtill enjoy when ſo far aſunder. I deſired all …

    Edmund Trench · The Life and Death of Reverend Edmund Trench · p. 30 · Open in the reader

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    … into an habit of enduring them, and by a discipline of Torment made himself experienc'dexperienced for Vice and for Damnation: Nor is there ever any pleasure in some Vices …
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    … into an habit of enduring them, and by a discipline of Torment made himself experienc'dexperienced for Vice and for Damnation: Nor is there ever any pleasure in some Vices …

    Richard Allestree · Forty Sermons · p. 64 · Open in the reader

  • search'dsearchedMorphAdorner agrees

    150 changes in 126 works · 96.7% consistent (150 of 155) · reach ~163 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … off a right Hand, and pluck out a right Eye, Matth. 5.29. When you have ſearch'dsearched out the Leaven, purge it out, 1 Cor. 5.7. Lay aſide every Weight, and the Sin …
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    … off a right Hand, and pluck out a right Eye, Matth. 5.29. When you have ſearch'dsearched out the Leaven, purge it out, 1 Cor. 5.7. Lay aſide every Weight, and the Sin …

    Oliver Heywood · A New Creature · p. 197 · Open in the reader

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    … but Latent, in confus'd Notions of it, scarce discernable by himself, at least, not search'dsearched out and discerned in his own Breast; there they are, and he sees them …
    With rule
    … but Latent, in confus'd Notions of it, scarce discernable by himself, at least, not search'dsearched out and discerned in his own Breast; there they are, and he sees them …

    Robert Leighton · Sermons · p. 306 · Open in the reader

  • escap'descapedMorphAdorner agrees

    151 changes in 98 works · 95.5% consistent (151 of 158) · reach ~166 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    From future danger they're escap'descaped, whilst we
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    From future danger they're escap'descaped, whilst we

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 183 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … victories, which are as so many Earnests and Pledges of the last; they have escap'descaped the rage of the murtherer of souls several times; and this comfortable experience emboldens …
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    … victories, which are as so many Earnests and Pledges of the last; they have escap'descaped the rage of the murtherer of souls several times; and this comfortable experience emboldens …

    Timothy Cruso · The Necessity and Advantage of an Early Victory Over Satan · p. 14 · Open in the reader

  • summon'dsummonedMorphAdorner agrees

    162 changes in 107 works · 89.0% consistent (162 of 182) · reach ~191 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … it down. May it totter a while, before it doth Tumble. Let me be summon'dsummoned before I am surpriz'd. Deliver me from Sudden Death. Not from Sudden Death, in …
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    … it down. May it totter a while, before it doth Tumble. Let me be summon'dsummoned before I am surpriz'd. Deliver me from Sudden Death. Not from Sudden Death, in …

    Thomas Fuller · Good Thoughts in Bad Times · p. 65 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … time of his Maſterſhip, and particularly in the laſt great meeting, to which he ſummon'dsummoned all the Fellows, he ſtaid not the reading out of one third part of …
    With rule
    … time of his Maſterſhip, and particularly in the laſt great meeting, to which he ſummon'dsummoned all the Fellows, he ſtaid not the reading out of one third part of …

    Charles Hotham · The Petition and Argument of Mr Hotham · p. 31 · Open in the reader

  • pay'dpaidMorphAdorner agrees

    147 changes in 86 works · 98.0% consistent (147 of 150) · reach ~158 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    Come have a good Heart Stephen; thy Rent's pay'dpaid too, lad.
    With rule
    Come have a good Heart Stephen; thy Rent's pay'dpaid too, lad.

    Samuel Shaw · The Different Humors of Men · p. 80 · Open in the reader

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    … Converts: Think often with your ſelves whoſe you are, and what a Price was pay'dpaid to redeem you from all Iniquity, and to make you Zealous of good works …
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    … Converts: Think often with your ſelves whoſe you are, and what a Price was pay'dpaid to redeem you from all Iniquity, and to make you Zealous of good works …

    Nathanael Vincent · The Conversion of the Soul · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  • expir'dexpiredMorphAdorner agrees

    154 changes in 90 works · 92.7% consistent (154 of 166) · reach ~174 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … from their own Country. But night being come, and the time of the prohibition expir'dexpired, being with long faſting extream hungry, they greedily flew upon the ſpoil and cattel …
    With rule
    … from their own Country. But night being come, and the time of the prohibition expir'dexpired, being with long faſting extream hungry, they greedily flew upon the ſpoil and cattel …

    Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · p. 363 · Open in the reader

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    Before many months expir'dexpired
    With rule
    Before many months expir'dexpired

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 329 · Open in the reader

  • mary'smary

    228 changes in 130 works · 62.6% consistent (228 of 364) · reach ~382 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    Ʋnum Necessarium; or, Christ's Justification of Mary'sMary Choice, and of his Servants wrongfully accused: Containing a Resolution of many weighty Cases …
    With rule
    Ʋnum Necessarium; or, Christ's Justification of Mary'sMary Choice, and of his Servants wrongfully accused: Containing a Resolution of many weighty Cases …

    Timothy Cruso · The Period of Human Life Determined by Divine Will · Open in the reader

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    It is recorded of our famous Jewell, that about the beginning of Queen Mary'sMary Reign, the Inquisition taking hold of him in Oxford, he fled to London by …
    With rule
    It is recorded of our famous Jewell, that about the beginning of Queen Mary'sMary Reign, the Inquisition taking hold of him in Oxford, he fled to London by …

    John Flavel · Divine Conduct · p. 105 · Open in the reader

  • ascrib'dascribedMorphAdorner agrees

    148 changes in 90 works · 96.1% consistent (148 of 154) · reach ~162 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    Let all the Glory be aſcrib'dascribed,
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    Let all the Glory be aſcrib'dascribed,

    Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Songs · p. 72 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … old, too much neglected, hath bin our mischief. Yet the cause therof may be ascrib'dascribed with most reason to the frequent disturbances, interruptions and dissolutions which the Parlament hath …
    With rule
    … old, too much neglected, hath bin our mischief. Yet the cause therof may be ascrib'dascribed with most reason to the frequent disturbances, interruptions and dissolutions which the Parlament hath …

    John Milton · The Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth · p. 40 · Open in the reader

  • pharaospharaoh's

    143 changes in 87 works · 99.3% consistent (143 of 144) · reach ~151 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … heart: Deus indurauit cor Pharaonis per iustū iudicium, & ipse Pharaoper liberum arbitrium: God hardened PharaosPharaoh's heart by his iust iudgment, & Pharao hardened it himselfe by his own free wil …
    With rule
    … heart: Deus indurauit cor Pharaonis per iustū iudicium, & ipse Pharaoper liberum arbitrium: God hardened PharaosPharaoh's heart by his iust iudgment, & Pharao hardened it himselfe by his own free wil …

    Andrew Willet · The Four Principal Pillars of Papistry · p. 70 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … rather tranſlate it, ſurely, or certainly, or, now at the leaſt: becauſe he derides PharaosPharaoh's Counſellers, who of all others were the greateſt fooles, and yet in the meane …
    With rule
    … rather tranſlate it, ſurely, or certainly, or, now at the leaſt: becauſe he derides PharaosPharaoh's Counſellers, who of all others were the greateſt fooles, and yet in the meane …

    John Calvin · Commentary on Isaiah · p. 190 · Open in the reader

  • iakobsjacob's

    142 changes in 10 works · 100% consistent (142 of 142) · reach ~149 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … that a King, in his proceedings against Dauid, & defended Dauids innocency. Heere was olde IakobsJacob's sincerity on his death bed, when fatherly affections are most liuely, so deepely censuring …
    With rule
    … that a King, in his proceedings against Dauid, & defended Dauids innocency. Heere was olde IakobsJacob's sincerity on his death bed, when fatherly affections are most liuely, so deepely censuring …

    Daniel Dyke · The Mystery of Self-Deceiving · p. 342 · Open in the reader

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    … to nothing: ſometime alſo turned into extreme hatred. Hereof there are many examples. At IakobsJacob's firſt comming to Padan Aram to his vnkle Laban, how kindly and louingly was …
    With rule
    … to nothing: ſometime alſo turned into extreme hatred. Hereof there are many examples. At IakobsJacob's firſt comming to Padan Aram to his vnkle Laban, how kindly and louingly was …

    Thomas Stoughton · The Dignity of Gods Children · p. 118 · Open in the reader

  • prynnesprynne's

    148 changes in 38 works · 95.4% consistent (148 of 155) · reach ~163 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … an House, be absent, sith the Commons are the Representatives of the people; see PrynnesPrynne's Soveraign Power of Parliament, Part 1. Pag. 43. Edit. 2.
    With rule
    … an House, be absent, sith the Commons are the Representatives of the people; see PrynnesPrynne's Soveraign Power of Parliament, Part 1. Pag. 43. Edit. 2.

    Thomas Paget · Account for Subscribing · p. 19 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … c. This is taken for granted, as being many ways sufficiently cleered, see Master PrynnesPrynne's Soverain Power of Parliaments. II. The people of Israel, yea, the chief of the …
    With rule
    … c. This is taken for granted, as being many ways sufficiently cleered, see Master PrynnesPrynne's Soverain Power of Parliaments. II. The people of Israel, yea, the chief of the …

    Thomas Paget · Concerning Unequal Marriage · p. 31 · Open in the reader

  • luther'sluther

    196 changes in 123 works · 71.7% consistent (196 of 273) · reach ~287 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    XXXIV. I have elsewhere cited Luther'sLuther Testimony, and how the Devil appeared to himself at Coburge: And Melancthon's and Peter …
    With rule
    XXXIV. I have elsewhere cited Luther'sLuther Testimony, and how the Devil appeared to himself at Coburge: And Melancthon's and Peter …

    Richard Baxter · The Certainty of the Worlds of Spirits and Immortality of the Soul · p. 126 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … Characters of this Time, then to make certain the Calendar, and its computation. For Luther'sLuther appearance or ſo very little diſtant from it, as not to deſtroy the very …
    With rule
    … Characters of this Time, then to make certain the Calendar, and its computation. For Luther'sLuther appearance or ſo very little diſtant from it, as not to deſtroy the very …

    Thomas Beverley · The Kingdom of Jesus Christ Entering at 1697 · p. 61 · Open in the reader

  • prescrib'dprescribedMorphAdorner agrees

    142 changes in 97 works · 98.6% consistent (142 of 144) · reach ~151 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … by how much we are the more thus bound; When we affect to be prescrib'dprescribed to, and are become patient of Government, not apt to chafe at the bridle …
    With rule
    … by how much we are the more thus bound; When we affect to be prescrib'dprescribed to, and are become patient of Government, not apt to chafe at the bridle …

    John Howe · Delighting in God · p. 58 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … the Rule, leaſt they being found not to Worſhip the Lord according to his preſcrib'dprescribed Order he make a Breach amongſt them, neither are you preſented with any new …
    With rule
    … the Rule, leaſt they being found not to Worſhip the Lord according to his preſcrib'dprescribed Order he make a Breach amongſt them, neither are you preſented with any new …

    William Kiffin · Discourse of Right to Church-Communion · Open in the reader

  • alledg'dallegedMorphAdorner agrees

    141 changes in 81 works · 99.3% consistent (141 of 142) · reach ~149 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … he as Reſpondent, ſhould give ſome freſh Anſwers to what Arguments Mr. Ives had alledg'dalleged againſt Mr. Tillam, and Dr. Chamberlain the two firſt dayes; and likewiſe to the …
    With rule
    … he as Reſpondent, ſhould give ſome freſh Anſwers to what Arguments Mr. Ives had alledg'dalleged againſt Mr. Tillam, and Dr. Chamberlain the two firſt dayes; and likewiſe to the …

    Jeremiah Ives · Saturday No Sabbath · p. 2 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    Scotus ſaith, (Dr. du Veil) having alledg'dalleged the Judgment of Alexander the Third, touching the baptizing of thoſe of whom it …
    With rule
    Scotus ſaith, (Dr. du Veil) having alledg'dalleged the Judgment of Alexander the Third, touching the baptizing of thoſe of whom it …

    Benjamin Keach · Light Broke Forth in Wales Expelling Darkness · p. 254 · Open in the reader

  • pierc'dpiercedMorphAdorner agrees

    140 changes in 91 works · 100% consistent (140 of 140) · reach ~147 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … in a perverse generation. There was such a brightness in their Conversations, that it pierc'dpierced through the darkness of Paganisme, and made a visible difference between them and all …
    With rule
    … in a perverse generation. There was such a brightness in their Conversations, that it pierc'dpierced through the darkness of Paganisme, and made a visible difference between them and all …

    William Bates · The Harmony of the Divine Attributes in Mans Redemption · p. 404 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … ſeverely puniſh, by leaving of him to fal into ſo great a ſin, which pierc'dpierced his ſoul through with many ſorrows. I am apt to think that many a …
    With rule
    … ſeverely puniſh, by leaving of him to fal into ſo great a ſin, which pierc'dpierced his ſoul through with many ſorrows. I am apt to think that many a …

    Thomas Brooks · The Crown and Glory of Christianity · p. 329 · Open in the reader

  • abhor'dabhorredMorphAdorner agrees

    140 changes in 113 works · 100% consistent (140 of 140) · reach ~147 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Judgment of God adminiſter'd by theſe barbarous Nations did indeed purſue it. For he abhor'dabhorred the Idolatrous Proſtitutions, and Relapſes to Paganiſm under the diſguiſe of Antichriſtianiſm, from which …
    With rule
    … Judgment of God adminiſter'd by theſe barbarous Nations did indeed purſue it. For he abhor'dabhorred the Idolatrous Proſtitutions, and Relapſes to Paganiſm under the diſguiſe of Antichriſtianiſm, from which …

    Thomas Beverley · The Kingdom of Jesus Christ Entering at 1697 · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … proofe of ſome mens infidelity? The Preacher in this Book, perſonated thoſe whom he abhor'dabhorred, and ſometimes ſpeakes the practiſes of other men, not his own opinion. There is …
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    … proofe of ſome mens infidelity? The Preacher in this Book, perſonated thoſe whom he abhor'dabhorred, and ſometimes ſpeakes the practiſes of other men, not his own opinion. There is …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 4-7 · p. 604 · Open in the reader

  • ezekiel'sezekiel

    181 changes in 100 works · 77.3% consistent (181 of 234) · reach ~246 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    37. The four living Creatures in Ezekiel'sEzekiel Viſion, are ſaid to be full of Eyes within and without. Some Men have …
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    37. The four living Creatures in Ezekiel'sEzekiel Viſion, are ſaid to be full of Eyes within and without. Some Men have …

    Matthew Barker · Select Observations Collected out of Several Authors · p. 117 · Open in the reader

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    … in Egypt, many of them were afterwards destroyed for their unbelief. Iud. 5. So in Ezekiel'sEzekiel vision, a part even of those hairs which were spared, were afterwards cast into …
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    … in Egypt, many of them were afterwards destroyed for their unbelief. Iud. 5. So in Ezekiel'sEzekiel vision, a part even of those hairs which were spared, were afterwards cast into …

    John Flavel · Two Treatises · p. 160 · Open in the reader

  • bow'dbowedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Where the bow'dbowed welkin slow doth bend,
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    Where the bow'dbowed welkin slow doth bend,

    John Milton · A Mask Presented · p. 35 · Open in the reader

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    verse 2 And all my daies will call on him, who bow'dbowed his care to me.
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    verse 2 And all my daies will call on him, who bow'dbowed his care to me.

    Francis Rous · The Psalms of David in English Meter · p. 245 · Open in the reader

  • assum'dassumedMorphAdorner agrees

    144 changes in 97 works · 96.6% consistent (144 of 149) · reach ~157 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … and agreed with his Father to endure all this for our sakes, before he assum'dassumed our flesh. Hence Isay 50.6. I gave my back to the siniters, and my cheeks …
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    … and agreed with his Father to endure all this for our sakes, before he assum'dassumed our flesh. Hence Isay 50.6. I gave my back to the siniters, and my cheeks …

    John Flavel · The Fountain of Life · p. 391 · Open in the reader

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    … driving them headlong into perdition it ſelf. So dangerous is any evil cuſtom re-aſſum'dassumed and taken up again; and the habits of ſin return'd to, and revived in …
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    … driving them headlong into perdition it ſelf. So dangerous is any evil cuſtom re-aſſum'dassumed and taken up again; and the habits of ſin return'd to, and revived in …

    Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 396 · Open in the reader

  • absolonsabsalom's

    139 changes in 86 works · 100% consistent (139 of 139) · reach ~146 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … of David's numbering the People (seventy thousand mens Lives) with the quelling his Son AbsolonsAbsalom's Rebellion, and matter of Uriah, &c. sore Grievances?
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    … of David's numbering the People (seventy thousand mens Lives) with the quelling his Son AbsolonsAbsalom's Rebellion, and matter of Uriah, &c. sore Grievances?

    George Sikes · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · p. 102 · Open in the reader

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    … Lord had appointed to defeate the good counſell of Achitophel, that he might turne AbſolonsAbsalom's fooliſh ſtrength againſt himſelfe. If Rehoboam had followed the ſage counſell of the Ancients …
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    … Lord had appointed to defeate the good counſell of Achitophel, that he might turne AbſolonsAbsalom's fooliſh ſtrength againſt himſelfe. If Rehoboam had followed the ſage counſell of the Ancients …

    Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 249 · Open in the reader

  • gamalielsgamaliel's

    139 changes in 93 works · 100% consistent (139 of 139) · reach ~146 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … Iewes that folowed him mentioned Act. 5. 37. who mutinied upon this occasion, was according to GamalielsGamaliel's speech disallowed by that Sanhedrin or Council of the Iewes. And it may be …
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    … Iewes that folowed him mentioned Act. 5. 37. who mutinied upon this occasion, was according to GamalielsGamaliel's speech disallowed by that Sanhedrin or Council of the Iewes. And it may be …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · p. 298 · Open in the reader

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    Take Then, GamalielsGamaliel's counſel, and ſubmit,
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    Take Then, GamalielsGamaliel's counſel, and ſubmit,

    George Wither · The British Appeals with Gods Merciful Replies · p. 29 · Open in the reader

  • emperour'semperor'sMorphAdorner agrees

    148 changes in 59 works · 93.6% consistent (148 of 158) · reach ~166 · MorphAdorner: agree · also → emperor (10)

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    The Publicans among the Jews, were ſuch as received and gathered up the Roman Emperour'sEmperor's Cuſtomes, Taxes, and Tribute, who were a very abomination to the Jews, they were …
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    The Publicans among the Jews, were ſuch as received and gathered up the Roman Emperour'sEmperor's Cuſtomes, Taxes, and Tribute, who were a very abomination to the Jews, they were …

    William Gearing · Philadelphia · p. 42 · Open in the reader

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    … Father; for Cyprian's it is not, as the mention of Dioclesian, and of the Emperour'sEmperor's war against the Turk, do fully evidence. Pamelius thinks it to be the work …
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    … Father; for Cyprian's it is not, as the mention of Dioclesian, and of the Emperour'sEmperor's war against the Turk, do fully evidence. Pamelius thinks it to be the work …

    Jonathan Hanmer · A View of Antiquity Presented · p. 291 · Open in the reader

  • perceiv'dperceivedMorphAdorner agrees

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    … which Heatheniſm was wont to abhor, marrying his fathers ſecond wife. Then ſoon was perceiv'dperceived what multitudes for fear or countenance of the King had profeſs't Chriſtianity, returning now …
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    … which Heatheniſm was wont to abhor, marrying his fathers ſecond wife. Then ſoon was perceiv'dperceived what multitudes for fear or countenance of the King had profeſs't Chriſtianity, returning now …

    John Milton · The History of Britain · p. 137 · Open in the reader

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    … first of all the Passions next to Pleasure and Pain. When an Object is perceiv'dperceived that hath nothing new in it, we consider it indifferently, and without any commotion …
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    … first of all the Passions next to Pleasure and Pain. When an Object is perceiv'dperceived that hath nothing new in it, we consider it indifferently, and without any commotion …

    Timothy Rogers · Practical Discourses on Sickness and Recovery · p. 167 · Open in the reader

  • censur'dcensuredMorphAdorner agrees

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    … predictions of our triumphing enemies, who will now think they wisely discernd and justly censur'dcensured both us and all our actions as rash, rebellious, hypocritical and impious, not only …
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    … predictions of our triumphing enemies, who will now think they wisely discernd and justly censur'dcensured both us and all our actions as rash, rebellious, hypocritical and impious, not only …

    John Milton · The Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth · p. 6 · Open in the reader

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    … poſſible Uſurers ſhould be ſo bitterly inveigh'd against by ſober Heathen Writers, ſo ſeverely cenſur'dcensured by the Civil and Canon Laws, ſo Uniformly condemn'd by Godly Fathers and Councils …
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    … poſſible Uſurers ſhould be ſo bitterly inveigh'd against by ſober Heathen Writers, ſo ſeverely cenſur'dcensured by the Civil and Canon Laws, ſo Uniformly condemn'd by Godly Fathers and Councils …

    Samuel Shaw · The True Christians T est · p. 334 · Open in the reader

  • purg'dpurgedMorphAdorner agrees

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    To ſcorn the Gods ah ſhall be purg'dpurged with blood,
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    To ſcorn the Gods ah ſhall be purg'dpurged with blood,

    Richard Lloyd · The Latin Grammar · p. 146 · Open in the reader

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    … peoples Majesty and Sover…. And if this be true, as it is, That this purg'dpurged Parliament IS NO PARLIAMENT AT ALL; then there is neither legal Judges nor Justices …
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    … peoples Majesty and Sover…. And if this be true, as it is, That this purg'dpurged Parliament IS NO PARLIAMENT AT ALL; then there is neither legal Judges nor Justices …

    William Prynne · Legal Vindication of the Liberties of England Against Illegal Taxes 2 · p. 53 · Open in the reader

  • calvin'scalvin

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    … upon all the words which he changeth, or addeth, or leaveth out. He altereth Calvin'sCalvin queſtion, whoſe diſcourſe I have therefore ſet in the Margin, that the Reader may …
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    … upon all the words which he changeth, or addeth, or leaveth out. He altereth Calvin'sCalvin queſtion, whoſe diſcourſe I have therefore ſet in the Margin, that the Reader may …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · A Vindication of the Sincerity of the Protestant Religion · p. 11 · Open in the reader

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    … not of any thing that hath occasioned more Debate in those Churches, than Mr. Calvin'sCalvin Doctrine about Election and Reprobation, divers of those Churches adhering to the same, with …
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    … not of any thing that hath occasioned more Debate in those Churches, than Mr. Calvin'sCalvin Doctrine about Election and Reprobation, divers of those Churches adhering to the same, with …

    Thomas Grantham · The Ancient Christian Religion · p. 33 · Open in the reader

  • snatch'dsnatchedMorphAdorner agrees

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    … free and voluntary explication, his life was not wrentched nor wrung from him, nor snatch'dsnatched or torne from him by the bare violence of any forraine Impression; but was …
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    … free and voluntary explication, his life was not wrentched nor wrung from him, nor snatch'dsnatched or torne from him by the bare violence of any forraine Impression; but was …

    Edward Reynolds · Meditations on the Lords Supper · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … Benefit of another, especially of thy Friend be thy Sorrow? I, but he is snatch'dsnatched from my Arms, and I have a great Loss in his departure, and that …
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    … Benefit of another, especially of thy Friend be thy Sorrow? I, but he is snatch'dsnatched from my Arms, and I have a great Loss in his departure, and that …

    Richard Allestree · The Whole Duty of Mourning and Preparing Ourselves for Death · p. 152 · Open in the reader

  • colour'dcolor'dMorphAdorner disagrees

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    Must weare noe party-colour'dcolor'd livory:
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    Must weare noe party-colour'dcolor'd livory:

    Clement Ellis · An Elegy on the Death of George Pitt · Open in the reader

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    … look that Solomon speaks of, eyeing the Wine when it is red, and well colour'dcolor'd in the cup. Prov. 23. That is, is taken with looking on the glittering skin …
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    … look that Solomon speaks of, eyeing the Wine when it is red, and well colour'dcolor'd in the cup. Prov. 23. That is, is taken with looking on the glittering skin …

    Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 1 · p. 462 · Open in the reader

  • tender'dtenderedMorphAdorner agrees

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    … the guilt of diſobeying the Goſpel in refuſing and deſpiſing this Righteouſneſs of Chriſt tender'dtendered and brought near unto thee, when thou art in ſuch a loſt, and periſhing …
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    … the guilt of diſobeying the Goſpel in refuſing and deſpiſing this Righteouſneſs of Chriſt tender'dtendered and brought near unto thee, when thou art in ſuch a loſt, and periſhing …

    Nathanael Mather · The Righteousness of God Through Faith · p. 65 · Open in the reader

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    Sick and weake men are to be tender'dtendered much, but Lunatick and Phranti… men are in best case when they are well …
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    Sick and weake men are to be tender'dtendered much, but Lunatick and Phranti… men are in best case when they are well …

    Thomas Shepard · The Doctrine of the Sabbath · p. 90 · Open in the reader

  • blam'dblamedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Truth, though it may be blam'dblamed, can never be sham'd.
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    Truth, though it may be blam'dblamed, can never be sham'd.

    Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 81 · Open in the reader

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    … ſcandalous Sins; and a… for leſſer Faults, his Conſcience over look'd them, and never blam'dblamed him fo… them; and ſo truly is it with many moral Man; his Conſcience …
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    … ſcandalous Sins; and a… for leſſer Faults, his Conſcience over look'd them, and never blam'dblamed him fo… them; and ſo truly is it with many moral Man; his Conſcience …

    Ezekiel Hopkins · Sermons Volume 2 · p. 249 · Open in the reader

  • edmondsedmond'sMorphAdorner agrees

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    S. EdmondsEdmond's burie turned frō prieſts to monkes 123
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    S. EdmondsEdmond's burie turned frō prieſts to monkes 123

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · Open in the reader

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    … This year also the 11. of April a Malt-house in the Town of St. EdmondsEdmond's berry being by chance set on fire, continued burning till it had consumed 160. houses …
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    … This year also the 11. of April a Malt-house in the Town of St. EdmondsEdmond's berry being by chance set on fire, continued burning till it had consumed 160. houses …

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 153 · Open in the reader

  • kil'dkilledMorphAdorner agrees

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    … in reſpect of the accuſing, condemning, and executing office of conſcience. Though they have kil'dkilled conſcience as a Preacher, they cannot kill conſcience as a Judge and executioner; or …
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    … in reſpect of the accuſing, condemning, and executing office of conſcience. Though they have kil'dkilled conſcience as a Preacher, they cannot kill conſcience as a Judge and executioner; or …

    Thomas Case · Gods Rising His Enemies Scattering · p. 29 · Open in the reader

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    … Cities of refuge for ſuch an offendor, whether flying hee was not only not kil'dkilled, but not toucht. I will not apply, but Gregory doth.
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    … Cities of refuge for ſuch an offendor, whether flying hee was not only not kil'dkilled, but not toucht. I will not apply, but Gregory doth.

    Cornelius Burges · The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered · p. 434 · Open in the reader

  • herod'sherod

    171 changes in 75 works · 78.8% consistent (171 of 217) · reach ~228 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    By these the rude unreined world is restrained and civilized. John thundring quell'd Herod'sHerod outragious Souldiers, and quenched their otherwise unruly fierceness: By these the world is tamed …
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    By these the rude unreined world is restrained and civilized. John thundring quell'd Herod'sHerod outragious Souldiers, and quenched their otherwise unruly fierceness: By these the world is tamed …

    Robert Gouge · The Faith of Dying Jacob · p. 57 · Open in the reader

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    … Original Word, foreign, signifies, that he was one, that belonged to the King, one of Herod'sHerod Courtiers. Now in that Court time was, when John Baptist was heard, reverenced, and …
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    … Original Word, foreign, signifies, that he was one, that belonged to the King, one of Herod'sHerod Courtiers. Now in that Court time was, when John Baptist was heard, reverenced, and …

    John Lightfoot · Remains · p. 179 · Open in the reader

  • ador'dadoredMorphAdorner agrees

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    Humbly ador'dadored God's Love and long'd to ſee
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    Humbly ador'dadored God's Love and long'd to ſee

    Samuel Annesley · The Life and Funeral Sermon of the Reverent Thomas Brand · Open in the reader

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    … of his Nature? Who can describe what is ineffable, and most worthy to be ador'dadored with silent admiration and extasy of Mind? He dwells in that Light which is …
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    … of his Nature? Who can describe what is ineffable, and most worthy to be ador'dadored with silent admiration and extasy of Mind? He dwells in that Light which is …

    William Bates · The Great Duty of Resignation to the Divine Will · p. 28 · Open in the reader

  • transform'dtransformedMorphAdorner agrees

    151 changes in 99 works · 88.8% consistent (151 of 170) · reach ~179 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … Haman full of wrath] He ſwell'd like a toad, glow'd like a devil; being transform'dtransformed as it were, into a breathing devil, he ſeeks the utter extirpation of that …
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    … Haman full of wrath] He ſwell'd like a toad, glow'd like a devil; being transform'dtransformed as it were, into a breathing devil, he ſeeks the utter extirpation of that …

    John Trapp · Commentary on Ezra Nehemiah Ester Job and Psalms · p. 128 · Open in the reader

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    … and that of Apostles too, could by the Magick of blind Zeal be so transform'dtransformed, we must not wonder to find other Crimes so too. And what Christ thus …
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    … and that of Apostles too, could by the Magick of blind Zeal be so transform'dtransformed, we must not wonder to find other Crimes so too. And what Christ thus …

    Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 377 · Open in the reader

  • neroesnero'sMorphAdorner disagrees

    138 changes in 105 works · 97.1% consistent (138 of 142) · reach ~149 · MorphAdorner: disagree

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    … not scrupled in the Provinces; so that the Souldiery was also the foundation of NeroesNero's Empire. Thus we see Rulers put by Souldiers into that power which is said …
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    … not scrupled in the Provinces; so that the Souldiery was also the foundation of NeroesNero's Empire. Thus we see Rulers put by Souldiers into that power which is said …

    Francis Rous · The Lawfulness of Obeying the Present Government · p. 2 · Open in the reader

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    … foretold them) and also vppon Pilate which had condemned him: and lykewise vppon the NeroesNero's, domitians, Valerians, Maximies, Diocletians and such others as had persecuted his Disciples; the end …
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    … foretold them) and also vppon Pilate which had condemned him: and lykewise vppon the NeroesNero's, domitians, Valerians, Maximies, Diocletians and such others as had persecuted his Disciples; the end …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 610 · Open in the reader

  • to'ttoit

    134 changes in 73 works · 100% consistent (134 of 134) · reach ~141 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    Because he vows, and stands to'ttoit, that no wines
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    Because he vows, and stands to'ttoit, that no wines

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

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    … juſt the day after the fair; when with an irkſom difficulty they are put to'ttoit to retreive thoſe things, which but a while ago flew fair before them.
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    … juſt the day after the fair; when with an irkſom difficulty they are put to'ttoit to retreive thoſe things, which but a while ago flew fair before them.

    Caleb Trenchfield · A Cap of Grey Hairs for a Green Head · p. 88 · Open in the reader

  • mountaguesmontague'sMorphAdorner disagrees

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    Mr. MountaguesMontague's cauſe was recommended to the Duke of Buckingham, by the Biſhops of Rocheſter, Oxford …
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    Mr. MountaguesMontague's cauſe was recommended to the Duke of Buckingham, by the Biſhops of Rocheſter, Oxford …

    William Gearing · The History of the Church of Great Britain · p. 294 · Open in the reader

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    … they might not find leiſure enough to cenſure his Diſcourſe, as they did Mr. MountaguesMontague's, who in vain pleaded for himſelf, That he he had writ againſt the Puritans …
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    … they might not find leiſure enough to cenſure his Diſcourſe, as they did Mr. MountaguesMontague's, who in vain pleaded for himſelf, That he he had writ againſt the Puritans …

    Henry Hickman · A Looking Glass for Mr Sherlock · p. 67 · Open in the reader

  • extinguish'dextinguishedMorphAdorner agrees

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    … Immortal, yet it is deſirable for a Man in his proper time to be extinguiſh'dextinguished. This cannot be excuſed by a Pretence that Tully ſpeaks it not in his …
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    … Immortal, yet it is deſirable for a Man in his proper time to be extinguiſh'dextinguished. This cannot be excuſed by a Pretence that Tully ſpeaks it not in his …

    Nathanael Taylor · A Preservative Against Deism · p. 100 · Open in the reader

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    … like the crackling of Thorns under the Pot, a short Blaze soon damp'd and extinguish'dextinguished.
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    … like the crackling of Thorns under the Pot, a short Blaze soon damp'd and extinguish'dextinguished.

    William Bates · The Danger of Prosperity · p. 181 · Open in the reader

  • simeonssimeon'sMorphAdorner agrees

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    … for those things which in the Gospell are promised. This was the ground of SimeonsSimeon's hope, Luke 2.25. We have no reason to hope for any thing which is not …
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    … for those things which in the Gospell are promised. This was the ground of SimeonsSimeon's hope, Luke 2.25. We have no reason to hope for any thing which is not …

    Edward Leigh · Treatise of the Divine Promises · p. 6 · Open in the reader

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    … there Simeonites had certain cities and villages, Josh. 19. 9. And that not so much for SimeonsSimeon's sake, as because Judah had too much. So Simeon was but an Inmate to …
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    … there Simeonites had certain cities and villages, Josh. 19. 9. And that not so much for SimeonsSimeon's sake, as because Judah had too much. So Simeon was but an Inmate to …

    John Richardson · Observations Upon the Old Testament · Open in the reader

  • resign'dresignedMorphAdorner agrees

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    … Practice is any thing amended. And thus 'tis, when he is more Devout and resign'dresigned to God, more Just and Charitable to all Men, more Humble, Temperate, and Mortified …
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    … Practice is any thing amended. And thus 'tis, when he is more Devout and resign'dresigned to God, more Just and Charitable to all Men, more Humble, Temperate, and Mortified …

    John Kettlewell · The Nature of Edification · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … any rate) did ſo work with Dr. Seaton, that in a ſhort time he reſign'dresigned, upon which Mr. Staunton had the preſentation, and ſoon after inſtitution and induction.
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    … any rate) did ſo work with Dr. Seaton, that in a ſhort time he reſign'dresigned, upon which Mr. Staunton had the preſentation, and ſoon after inſtitution and induction.

    Richard Mayo · The Life and Death of Edmund Staunton · p. 9 · Open in the reader

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