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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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1,021 can be approved together (98.0%+ consistent, enough evidence), reaching about 1,716,004 places across the corpus.

  • coldnescoldnessMorphAdorner agrees

    175 changes in 107 works · 100% consistent (175 of 175) · reach ~184 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … withdraw the fire from it a little, and it wil returne to its former coldnescoldness.
    With rule
    … withdraw the fire from it a little, and it wil returne to its former coldnescoldness.

    Robert Harris · The Way to True Happiness · p. 51 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … it spoken: professours are growne from heat to lukewarmnes, and from that to key-coldnescoldness.
    With rule
    … it spoken: professours are growne from heat to lukewarmnes, and from that to key-coldnescoldness.

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 87 · Open in the reader

  • swelsswellsMorphAdorner agrees

    176 changes in 135 works · 98.8% consistent (176 of 178) · reach ~187 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    As the stommack swelsswells eyther with good meat excessively used, or with winde, and ill humours: so there …
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    As the stommack swelsswells eyther with good meat excessively used, or with winde, and ill humours: so there …

    John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 289 · Open in the reader

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    Though every page ſwelsswells with ingenuous …lots,
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    Though every page ſwelsswells with ingenuous …lots,

    Nathaniel Whiting · The Peasant History of Albino and Bellama · Open in the reader

  • charriotchariotMorphAdorner agrees

    174 changes in 116 works · 100% consistent (174 of 174) · reach ~183 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … in fiery tongues: we come to it, as Elias went up in a fiery charriotchariot. It comes to us, as the Kingdome of Grace: we come to it, as …
    With rule
    … in fiery tongues: we come to it, as Elias went up in a fiery charriotchariot. It comes to us, as the Kingdome of Grace: we come to it, as …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Lords Prayer · p. 76 · Open in the reader

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    … charriotchariot, inſteed of drawing coupled in it, in which the chiefe conductour of this charriotchariot being ſitten, vaunteth himſelfe & ſaith, that though he ſhould driue it full of ſoules …
    With rule
    … charriotchariot, inſteed of drawing coupled in it, in which the chiefe conductour of this charriotchariot being ſitten, vaunteth himſelfe & ſaith, that though he ſhould driue it full of ſoules …

    Theodore Beza · Sermons on Three Chapters of Song of Songs · p. 168 · Open in the reader

  • fitnesfitnessMorphAdorner agrees

    180 changes in 94 works · 96.2% consistent (180 of 187) · reach ~196 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 96.2% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … me, not in faithfulnes to the Author either of the text or Commentarie. The fitnesfitness and seasonablenes of this exposition may seeme to pleade for the more gracious acceptance …
    With rule
    … me, not in faithfulnes to the Author either of the text or Commentarie. The fitnesfitness and seasonablenes of this exposition may seeme to pleade for the more gracious acceptance …

    William Perkins · Exposition of Jude · Open in the reader

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    … made the bed of loue for him. Thou mayest perchance bee short of that fitnesfitness which thou thinkest, for he is a God of pure eyes, and thou euen …
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    … made the bed of loue for him. Thou mayest perchance bee short of that fitnesfitness which thou thinkest, for he is a God of pure eyes, and thou euen …

    Francis Rous · The Mystical Marriage · p. 323 · Open in the reader

  • imbecillityimbecilityMorphAdorner agrees

    193 changes in 122 works · 89.7% consistent (193 of 215) · reach ~226 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 89.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … bewaile our corruption, and ſtriue to get victory ouer it: if we perceiue the imbecillityimbecility of our faith, and would haue it increaſed: or want of repentance, and would …
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    … bewaile our corruption, and ſtriue to get victory ouer it: if we perceiue the imbecillityimbecility of our faith, and would haue it increaſed: or want of repentance, and would …

    John Dod · Ten Sermons for the Worthy Receiving of the Lords Supper · p. 39 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … suppos'd, the contrary may be concluded, that he hath so far condescended to our imbecillityimbecility, as not to prescribe us any thing which he either finds or makes us …
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    … suppos'd, the contrary may be concluded, that he hath so far condescended to our imbecillityimbecility, as not to prescribe us any thing which he either finds or makes us …

    Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 71 · Open in the reader

  • worshippworshipMorphAdorner agrees

    184 changes in 71 works · 93.8% consistent (184 of 196) · reach ~206 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 93.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … that ye requyre so great honour to those wares of yowr makinge / & so little worshippworship to the eternall testament of Iesus Christ. Whye holde ye not vp that euerlastinge …
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    … that ye requyre so great honour to those wares of yowr makinge / & so little worshippworship to the eternall testament of Iesus Christ. Whye holde ye not vp that euerlastinge …

    John Bale · A Mystery of Iniquity Disclosed and Confuted · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … happie raigne of her Maieſtie for the caſting out of the idolatrous and ſuperſtitious worſhippworship of God, and for the eſtabliſhing of the true ſeruice of his holy name …
    With rule
    … happie raigne of her Maieſtie for the caſting out of the idolatrous and ſuperſtitious worſhippworship of God, and for the eſtabliſhing of the true ſeruice of his holy name …

    Josias Nichols · The Plea of the Innocent · p. 225 · Open in the reader

  • sollicitsolicitMorphAdorner agrees

    180 changes in 119 works · 95.7% consistent (180 of 188) · reach ~198 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … against her Authority, were put under Confinement: whereupon Queen Elizabeth sent an Envoy to sollicitsolicit their Reconciliation and Liberty. But now Charles the French King dying, he was succeeded …
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    … against her Authority, were put under Confinement: whereupon Queen Elizabeth sent an Envoy to sollicitsolicit their Reconciliation and Liberty. But now Charles the French King dying, he was succeeded …

    Samuel Clarke · The History of the Life Reign and Death of Queen Elizabeth · p. 139 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … cattel, whereof the people might make use for sacrifice; So advantage and honour do sollicitsolicit him. The peoples consent who followed him, helpeth on his resolution to spare Agag …
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    … cattel, whereof the people might make use for sacrifice; So advantage and honour do sollicitsolicit him. The peoples consent who followed him, helpeth on his resolution to spare Agag …

    David Dickson · Sacred Therapy · p. 431 · Open in the reader

  • struglingsstrugglingsMorphAdorner agrees

    196 changes in 167 works · 87.5% consistent (196 of 224) · reach ~235 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 87.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … more tolerable and easie to them to perish, as not attaining what thy fainter struglingsstrugglings could not reach; or for the most direct, wilful rebellion; doing wickedly as thou …
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    … more tolerable and easie to them to perish, as not attaining what thy fainter struglingsstrugglings could not reach; or for the most direct, wilful rebellion; doing wickedly as thou …

    John Howe · The Blessedness of the Righteous · p. 282 · Open in the reader

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    … goodnes had need to be strong in him, that is not tyred with continuall struglingsstrugglings, and stryvings with the mallice of others. He that, at the first, with righteous …
    With rule
    … goodnes had need to be strong in him, that is not tyred with continuall struglingsstrugglings, and stryvings with the mallice of others. He that, at the first, with righteous …

    John Robinson · Observations Divine and Moral · p. 201 · Open in the reader

  • sharpnessharpnessMorphAdorner agrees

    174 changes in 126 works · 98.3% consistent (174 of 177) · reach ~186 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … that which they haue ouerſeene, it is not ſo much for want of any ſharpnessharpness of ſight in them, as for that they haue not ſtouped ſo lowe as …
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    … that which they haue ouerſeene, it is not ſo much for want of any ſharpnessharpness of ſight in them, as for that they haue not ſtouped ſo lowe as …

    William Bradshaw · A Treatise of Justification · Open in the reader

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    … The length of the launce argueth not the equitie of the cause, nor the sharpnessharpness of the swords-edge the lawfulnesse of the course or the quarell. It followeth …
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    … The length of the launce argueth not the equitie of the cause, nor the sharpnessharpness of the swords-edge the lawfulnesse of the course or the quarell. It followeth …

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 341 · Open in the reader

  • woonderwonderMorphAdorner agrees

    174 changes in 48 works · 98.3% consistent (174 of 177) · reach ~186 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    Therefore greate woorkes are wrought by him. It is woonderwonder by what reason they were ledde to bring these thinges in. Iohn in all …
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    Therefore greate woorkes are wrought by him. It is woonderwonder by what reason they were ledde to bring these thinges in. Iohn in all …

    John Calvin · Harmony of the Gospels · p. 417 · Open in the reader

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    … god haue the maiſterie. If we feele any contradiction in vs, we muſt not woonderwonder at it. For this is very naturall, too flie the croſſe: Notwithſtanding let vs …
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    … god haue the maiſterie. If we feele any contradiction in vs, we muſt not woonderwonder at it. For this is very naturall, too flie the croſſe: Notwithſtanding let vs …

    John Calvin · Four Sermons Entreating of Matters Very Profitable · p. 14 · Open in the reader

  • incurrincurMorphAdorner agrees

    172 changes in 110 works · 99.4% consistent (172 of 173) · reach ~182 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … a little sensual delight at so dear a rate? for a moments pleasure to incurrincur everlasting woe and misery? O the fire of hell, if thou wouldst send down …
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    … a little sensual delight at so dear a rate? for a moments pleasure to incurrincur everlasting woe and misery? O the fire of hell, if thou wouldst send down …

    Thomas Gouge · A Word to Sinners and a Word to Saints · p. 207 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    1. Sensible, such as shall incurrincur and gratifie (after the resurrection) the bodily eye.
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    1. Sensible, such as shall incurrincur and gratifie (after the resurrection) the bodily eye.

    John Howe · The Blessedness of the Righteous · p. 32 · Open in the reader

  • councillscouncilsMorphAdorner agrees

    178 changes in 55 works · 95.7% consistent (178 of 186) · reach ~195 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … for Ordering them, save the Word of GOD, contained in the Scriptures. For General CouncillsCouncils, that medled most with these, were later than the times we speak of. And …
    With rule
    … for Ordering them, save the Word of GOD, contained in the Scriptures. For General CouncillsCouncils, that medled most with these, were later than the times we speak of. And …

    Gilbert Rule · The Good Old Way Defended · p. 8 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    THe Catholick Hiſtory collected and gathered out of Scripture, CouncillsCouncils, and Ancient Fathers, in anſwer to Dr. Vanes Loſt ſheep returned home, by Edward …
    With rule
    THe Catholick Hiſtory collected and gathered out of Scripture, CouncillsCouncils, and Ancient Fathers, in anſwer to Dr. Vanes Loſt ſheep returned home, by Edward …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Gospel Revelation · Open in the reader

  • pigghiuspighius

    169 changes in 14 works · 100% consistent (169 of 169) · reach ~178 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … againſt the abuſe: which is abſurde. This to the learned may better appeare by PigghiusPighius diſcourſe: which confeſſeth that the Waldenſes / and Wickleue left the orde… off prieſthode (as …
    With rule
    … againſt the abuſe: which is abſurde. This to the learned may better appeare by PigghiusPighius diſcourſe: which confeſſeth that the Waldenſes / and Wickleue left the orde… off prieſthode (as …

    Thomas Cartwright · A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 1 · p. DCXVI · Open in the reader

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    … killing Ananias and Saphyra with the word (which reaſon was miniſtred him owt of PigghiusPighius) proueth not that the Miniſters may haue their priſons: he anſwereth nothing, but taking …
    With rule
    … killing Ananias and Saphyra with the word (which reaſon was miniſtred him owt of PigghiusPighius) proueth not that the Miniſters may haue their priſons: he anſwereth nothing, but taking …

    Thomas Cartwright · A Second Reply to an Answer Made by Doctor Whitgift Part 2 · p. 24 · Open in the reader

  • allmostalmostMorphAdorner agrees

    172 changes in 96 works · 97.7% consistent (172 of 176) · reach ~185 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … of purpose to resolve them. Your Lordlynesses have had above halfe a yeares time (allmostalmost half as much space as most of you take to penn or conne your …
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    … of purpose to resolve them. Your Lordlynesses have had above halfe a yeares time (allmostalmost half as much space as most of you take to penn or conne your …

    William Prynne · Sixteen New Queries · Open in the reader

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    … selfe for a worldly purpose. As thou mayst well se (Iohn. vj.) how that allmostalmost fyve thousand folowed Christ ād wolde also have made hym a kynge / because he …
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    … selfe for a worldly purpose. As thou mayst well se (Iohn. vj.) how that allmostalmost fyve thousand folowed Christ ād wolde also have made hym a kynge / because he …

    William Tyndale · The Obedience of a Christian Man · p. xxij · Open in the reader

  • shuttshutMorphAdorner agrees

    168 changes in 74 works · 99.4% consistent (168 of 169) · reach ~178 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … what foūdation the earth was layde: what meaſure it hath: how the Sea was ſhuttshut with dores: howe it is ſwadeled with the darke: howe to giue the morning …
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    … what foūdation the earth was layde: what meaſure it hath: how the Sea was ſhuttshut with dores: howe it is ſwadeled with the darke: howe to giue the morning …

    Hugh Broughton · To the Learned Nobility of England Touching Bible Translation · p. 33 · Open in the reader

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    … him in great abundance: preſently after he would laughe aloude & ſhrill, his mouth being ſhuttshut cloſe. And being demaunded concerning thoſe accidentes, he proteſted he knewe of no ſuch …
    With rule
    … him in great abundance: preſently after he would laughe aloude & ſhrill, his mouth being ſhuttshut cloſe. And being demaunded concerning thoſe accidentes, he proteſted he knewe of no ſuch …

    John Darrell · Narration of the Strange and Grievous Vexation by the Devil · p. 15 · Open in the reader

  • cummincuminMorphAdorner disagrees

    265 changes in 190 works · 62.9% consistent (265 of 421) · reach ~442 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Puritas changed it in 62.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … food, the soules of the people. And is there not tithing of Mint, and CumminCumin, and Annis, while the waightier things of the Law are let alone? It is …
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    … food, the soules of the people. And is there not tithing of Mint, and CumminCumin, and Annis, while the waightier things of the Law are let alone? It is …

    Nicholas Byfield · An Exposition Upon Colossians · p. 78 · Open in the reader

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    … as to the Substance, Agreed; Or, at most, about Tything the Mint, Anise and CumminCumin of Religion, so Remote are they from affecting the weightier matters of Faith, whence …
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    … as to the Substance, Agreed; Or, at most, about Tything the Mint, Anise and CumminCumin of Religion, so Remote are they from affecting the weightier matters of Faith, whence …

    Vincent Alsop · Confutation of Errors of Daniel Williams · p. 1 · Open in the reader

  • coequallcoequalMorphAdorner agrees

    185 changes in 123 works · 89.8% consistent (185 of 206) · reach ~216 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 89.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … the holy Ghoſt, becauſe they are one in nature and ſubſtance: they are coeſſentiall, coequallcoequal, & coeternall: if the Father and the Sonne were different in ſubſtance, ſo that the …
    With rule
    … the holy Ghoſt, becauſe they are one in nature and ſubſtance: they are coeſſentiall, coequallcoequal, & coeternall: if the Father and the Sonne were different in ſubſtance, ſo that the …

    Robert Rollock · Twenty-Five Lectures Upon the Lords Last Sermon and Conference · p. 3 · Open in the reader

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    … Sacraments ſhall not in cure and charge / gouernment and preheminence / be in all reſpectes coequallcoequal.
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    … Sacraments ſhall not in cure and charge / gouernment and preheminence / be in all reſpectes coequallcoequal.

    William Whittingham · Brief Discourse of the Troubles at Frankfort · p. CXXXV · Open in the reader

  • rituallritualMorphAdorner agrees

    166 changes in 100 works · 100% consistent (166 of 166) · reach ~174 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    Rapt by a sp…rituallritual Vision, I have seene
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    Rapt by a sp…rituallritual Vision, I have seene

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

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    … holy water, which the Popish Priest used, as may be seene in the Romane RituallRitual. Then againe what sense can be made of these words, with my body I …
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    … holy water, which the Popish Priest used, as may be seene in the Romane RituallRitual. Then againe what sense can be made of these words, with my body I …

    David Calderwood · The Altar of Damascus · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  • woorksworksMorphAdorner agrees

    168 changes in 38 works · 98.2% consistent (168 of 171) · reach ~180 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … vs there is no certaine helpe nor hope in Chriſt, except you merit by woorksworks: and by what woorksworks? Or els you fry in purgatory, or purchaſe a pardon …
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    … vs there is no certaine helpe nor hope in Chriſt, except you merit by woorksworks: and by what woorksworks? Or els you fry in purgatory, or purchaſe a pardon …

    John Prime · Exposition of Galatians · p. 148 · Open in the reader

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    … to a righteousnes vnperfit, they put the righteousnes of men, consisting of their own woorksworks and merites of woorthines: woorkes and merites, wrought by the grace of Christ, they …
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    … to a righteousnes vnperfit, they put the righteousnes of men, consisting of their own woorksworks and merites of woorthines: woorkes and merites, wrought by the grace of Christ, they …

    John Rainolds · Conference Between Rainolds and Hart · p. 687 · Open in the reader

  • ecclipsedeclipsedMorphAdorner agrees

    188 changes in 144 works · 87.4% consistent (188 of 215) · reach ~226 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 87.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … al our preſent joy, and comfort, is but a creature, and ſo may be ecclipſedeclipsed; and that Satan is near unto the beſt of Gods children, thruſting, and puſhing …
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    … al our preſent joy, and comfort, is but a creature, and ſo may be ecclipſedeclipsed; and that Satan is near unto the beſt of Gods children, thruſting, and puſhing …

    William Bridge · Scripture Light the Most Sure Light · p. 23 · Open in the reader

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    … Grace, Epheſ. 1. 6. and Chap. 2. 7. This Attribute (of all the Reſt) He will not have ecclipſedeclipsed, nor intrench'd upon: 'Tis ſo Divinely ſacred, as not to admit the leaſt humane …
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    … Grace, Epheſ. 1. 6. and Chap. 2. 7. This Attribute (of all the Reſt) He will not have ecclipſedeclipsed, nor intrench'd upon: 'Tis ſo Divinely ſacred, as not to admit the leaſt humane …

    Elisha Coles · A Practical Discourse of Gods Sovereignty · p. 76 · Open in the reader

  • tendernestendernessMorphAdorner agrees

    167 changes in 114 works · 98.2% consistent (167 of 170) · reach ~179 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … r to set the sole of hir foote vppon the grounde, bicause of hir tendernestenderness and nycenesse, shall bee grieued to looke vpon the husband that lyeth in hir …
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    … r to set the sole of hir foote vppon the grounde, bicause of hir tendernestenderness and nycenesse, shall bee grieued to looke vpon the husband that lyeth in hir …

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 994 · Open in the reader

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    … Women, which though never ſo wiſe, Religious and mercifull (as by reaſon of the tendernestenderness of their ſpirits and want of temptation; I believe there are more godly women …
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    … Women, which though never ſo wiſe, Religious and mercifull (as by reaſon of the tendernestenderness of their ſpirits and want of temptation; I believe there are more godly women …

    John Cook · Monarchy No Creature of Gods Making · p. 32 · Open in the reader

  • missallmissalMorphAdorner agrees

    164 changes in 52 works · 100% consistent (164 of 164) · reach ~172 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … for then Card. Quignonius at the requeſt of Pope Cl… 7. then made the Popiſh MiſſallMissal liker the Engliſh for a great part, then it was to the Roman Breviary …
    With rule
    … for then Card. Quignonius at the requeſt of Pope Cl… 7. then made the Popiſh MiſſallMissal liker the Engliſh for a great part, then it was to the Roman Breviary …

    John Ley · Concerning the English Liturgy · p. 11 · Open in the reader

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    … l. 5. c. 2. § 5. p. 212. And with what a deal of violence and difficultie, this Gregorian MiſſallMissal was brought into Spain, may be ſeen in Rod. Ximenes his Hiſtory of Spain …
    With rule
    … l. 5. c. 2. § 5. p. 212. And with what a deal of violence and difficultie, this Gregorian MiſſallMissal was brought into Spain, may be ſeen in Rod. Ximenes his Hiſtory of Spain …

    Jean Daille · Apology for the Reformed Churches · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • initiallinitialMorphAdorner agrees

    197 changes in 81 works · 83.1% consistent (197 of 237) · reach ~249 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 83.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … will it bleed ſtill, there is no Balme from no Phyſitian there: now this initiallinitial mortification is either generall or ſpeciall.
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    … will it bleed ſtill, there is no Balme from no Phyſitian there: now this initiallinitial mortification is either generall or ſpeciall.

    Thomas Wolfall · The Doctrine and Practice of Mortification · p. 58 · Open in the reader

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    … findeth, entreth, because vsing well the good of nature, by the helpe of this initiallinitial grace, he hath obtained to come sauing grace.
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    … findeth, entreth, because vsing well the good of nature, by the helpe of this initiallinitial grace, he hath obtained to come sauing grace.

    Daniel Featley · A Parallel of New-Old Pelgiarminian Error · Open in the reader

  • bountifulnesbountifulnessMorphAdorner agrees

    169 changes in 86 works · 96.5% consistent (169 of 175) · reach ~186 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 96.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … God, draweth theſe vertues which follow in the text with it, euen liberalitie and bountifulnesbountifulness to the poore, with facilitie of maners, for that which is tranſlated to communicate …
    With rule
    … God, draweth theſe vertues which follow in the text with it, euen liberalitie and bountifulnesbountifulness to the poore, with facilitie of maners, for that which is tranſlated to communicate …

    George Gifford · Four Sermons · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … Secondly, The free grace of God. Ciuill men will ſet forth the wiſdome and bountifulnesbountifulness of their benefactors; thoſe that riſe by the Kings fauour from one place to …
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    … Secondly, The free grace of God. Ciuill men will ſet forth the wiſdome and bountifulnesbountifulness of their benefactors; thoſe that riſe by the Kings fauour from one place to …

    Paul Baynes · Commentary Upon Ephesians 1 · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • demurredemureMorphAdorner disagrees

    168 changes in 126 works · 97.1% consistent (168 of 173) · reach ~182 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Puritas changed it in 97.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … from them, but only not to aſſent unto thē, to ſtay our aſſent, to demurredemure a while, before wee give in our judgement leaſt we receive any thing with …
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    … from them, but only not to aſſent unto thē, to ſtay our aſſent, to demurredemure a while, before wee give in our judgement leaſt we receive any thing with …

    Henry Jeanes · Concerning a Christians Careful Abstinence from All Appearance of Evil · p. 14 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … made any such Dec…ee, they must give me and all others leave to demurredemure to it, till they shall be able to produce such a Decree as this …
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    … made any such Dec…ee, they must give me and all others leave to demurredemure to it, till they shall be able to produce such a Decree as this …

    William Prynne · A Looking Glass for All Lordly Prelates · p. 55 · Open in the reader

  • peacefullpeacefulMorphAdorner agrees

    168 changes in 112 works · 97.1% consistent (168 of 173) · reach ~182 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … make your ovvne ſtate and perſon very ſecure, renowneable and bleſſed: your kingdomes opulent, peacefullpeaceful and invincible your ſubiects ſtudious, ſerviceable and loving, and in all imployments, preſſing to …
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    … make your ovvne ſtate and perſon very ſecure, renowneable and bleſſed: your kingdomes opulent, peacefullpeaceful and invincible your ſubiects ſtudious, ſerviceable and loving, and in all imployments, preſſing to …

    Gabriel Powel · The Papists Reasons of State and Religion · p. 18 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    (In any caſe) the peacefullpeaceful olive bough:
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    (In any caſe) the peacefullpeaceful olive bough:

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 238 · Open in the reader

  • sollicitationssolicitationsMorphAdorner agrees

    227 changes in 157 works · 71.8% consistent (227 of 316) · reach ~332 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 71.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … consideration of his all-seeing presence, that kept Ioseph from hearkening to the Adulterous sollicitationssolicitations of his Mistris. How can I, saith he, do this great wickedness, and sin …
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    … consideration of his all-seeing presence, that kept Ioseph from hearkening to the Adulterous sollicitationssolicitations of his Mistris. How can I, saith he, do this great wickedness, and sin …

    Thomas Gouge · The Young Mans Guide · p. 88 · Open in the reader

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    … England, which neither the King, Lords, nor Commons would permit upon any Letters or sollicitationssolicitations from the Pope on his behalf to King Henry the third, and the Lords …
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    … England, which neither the King, Lords, nor Commons would permit upon any Letters or sollicitationssolicitations from the Pope on his behalf to King Henry the third, and the Lords …

    Jan Hus · Vindication of the Authority of Christian Kings · p. 58 · Open in the reader

  • additionalladditionalMorphAdorner agrees

    202 changes in 109 works · 80.4% consistent (202 of 251) · reach ~264 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 80.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … all ſay; but that, if they were left to themſelves, without the ſupport of additionalladditional grace, they might doe both; not only the Ancient Fathers, but, both the firſt …
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    … all ſay; but that, if they were left to themſelves, without the ſupport of additionalladditional grace, they might doe both; not only the Ancient Fathers, but, both the firſt …

    John Donne · Eighty Sermons · p. 237 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … ſmaller meaſures of prayer-bleſſings, preſſing ſtill on for more, Importunate Abraham hath his additionalladditional requeſts to the former, when they are granted, Gen. 18. 17, 20, 30. So Moſes, when heard for …
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    … ſmaller meaſures of prayer-bleſſings, preſſing ſtill on for more, Importunate Abraham hath his additionalladditional requeſts to the former, when they are granted, Gen. 18. 17, 20, 30. So Moſes, when heard for …

    Thomas Cobbet · A Practical Discourse of Prayer · p. 183 · Open in the reader

  • maryingmarryingMorphAdorner agrees

    171 changes in 98 works · 95.0% consistent (171 of 180) · reach ~189 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … earth, & hell, ſell tovvling of bells, places of ſepulture, diſpenſation for eating of meates, maryingmarrying of vviues, falſe promiſe of heauen, Friers coules, & vvhat not. Chriſtian Marchants compell none …
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    … earth, & hell, ſell tovvling of bells, places of ſepulture, diſpenſation for eating of meates, maryingmarrying of vviues, falſe promiſe of heauen, Friers coules, & vvhat not. Chriſtian Marchants compell none …

    William Loe · The Merchant Real · p. 28 · Open in the reader

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    … to thinke to gaine paradiſe by eating or not eating by maryingmarrying or not maryingmarrying, by eating fleſh or eating fiſh. But I confeſſe I doe the world great …
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    … to thinke to gaine paradiſe by eating or not eating by maryingmarrying or not maryingmarrying, by eating fleſh or eating fiſh. But I confeſſe I doe the world great …

    Theodore Beza · Sermons on Three Chapters of Song of Songs · p. 378 · Open in the reader

  • chosingchoosingMorphAdorner agrees

    165 changes in 107 works · 98.2% consistent (165 of 168) · reach ~177 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … teaching of the holy scripture. For ye teacheth vs, yt the cause of Gods chosingchoosing of vs is taken from out of himself, yt is to say, of his …
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    … teaching of the holy scripture. For ye teacheth vs, yt the cause of Gods chosingchoosing of vs is taken from out of himself, yt is to say, of his …

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 420 · Open in the reader

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    … doctrine I receyued of my fathers, and they of theirs from the beginning, but choſingchoosing my ſelfe a newe waye and newe mayſters that pleaſe me, being ſo condemned …
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    … doctrine I receyued of my fathers, and they of theirs from the beginning, but choſingchoosing my ſelfe a newe waye and newe mayſters that pleaſe me, being ſo condemned …

    Robert Crowley · The Subtle Sophistry of Watsons Sermons before Queen Mary · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • senselessenselessMorphAdorner agrees

    163 changes in 99 works · 99.3% consistent (163 of 164) · reach ~172 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … brokē out from some of thē, O that God had giuē me a hart senselessenseless like the flint in the rockes of stone, which as it can tast no …
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    … brokē out from some of thē, O that God had giuē me a hart senselessenseless like the flint in the rockes of stone, which as it can tast no …

    Richard Hooker · A Remedy Against Sorrow and Fear · p. 3 · Open in the reader

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    … to reioyce then the Israelites had. Wherefore we maye seeme vnthankful, yea blockish and senselessenseless, if this promise: I am with you vnto the end of the worlde, do …
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    … to reioyce then the Israelites had. Wherefore we maye seeme vnthankful, yea blockish and senselessenseless, if this promise: I am with you vnto the end of the worlde, do …

    Martin Luther · Commentary on the Psalms of Ascent · p. 52 · Open in the reader

  • licentiousneslicentiousnessMorphAdorner agrees

    164 changes in 113 works · 98.2% consistent (164 of 167) · reach ~175 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … reioycing for their faith, c. 1. and it is reprehensorie, rebuking the Gentiles for their licentiousneslicentiousness: it is also exhortatorie, exhorting to holinesse of life, c. 6.12. and it is deprecatorie …
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    … reioycing for their faith, c. 1. and it is reprehensorie, rebuking the Gentiles for their licentiousneslicentiousness: it is also exhortatorie, exhorting to holinesse of life, c. 6.12. and it is deprecatorie …

    Andrew Willet · Commentary on Romans · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    … this hereſy rather to the wickednes of his folowers, who drew to this foule licentiouſneslicentiousness, the fact and ſaying of Nicol…s, which had reſpect onely to the removing …
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    … this hereſy rather to the wickednes of his folowers, who drew to this foule licentiouſneslicentiousness, the fact and ſaying of Nicol…s, which had reſpect onely to the removing …

    Thomas Brightman · A Revelation of the Apocalypse · p. 44 · Open in the reader

  • testimonialltestimonialMorphAdorner agrees

    197 changes in 124 works · 81.7% consistent (197 of 241) · reach ~253 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 81.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … wayes. Conſcience convinced cannot but open the mouth to give godly men an honourable teſtimonialltestimonial, in magnifying and reverencing them.
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    … wayes. Conſcience convinced cannot but open the mouth to give godly men an honourable teſtimonialltestimonial, in magnifying and reverencing them.

    Jeremiah Dyke · A Worthy Communicant · p. 356 · Open in the reader

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    They alſo put vp the teſtimonialltestimonial of the B. of Nazareth, touching I. Huſſe: to which Supplication they anſwered, that …
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    They alſo put vp the teſtimonialltestimonial of the B. of Nazareth, touching I. Huſſe: to which Supplication they anſwered, that …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 326 · Open in the reader

  • baallbaal

    163 changes in 110 works · 98.7% consistent (163 of 165) · reach ~173 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … who are like vnto Eliahs ſeuen thouſand that had not bowed their knees to BaallBaal. What craue you more? The matter it ſelf they ſaid againſt? The Scripture and …
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    … who are like vnto Eliahs ſeuen thouſand that had not bowed their knees to BaallBaal. What craue you more? The matter it ſelf they ſaid againſt? The Scripture and …

    John Welch · Reply Against Gilbert Brown · p. 42 · Open in the reader

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    … than Eliah knoweth of: but they are such as bow not their knees to BaallBaal, neither doe they kisse him with their mouthes. If we doe but hold vp …
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    … than Eliah knoweth of: but they are such as bow not their knees to BaallBaal, neither doe they kisse him with their mouthes. If we doe but hold vp …

    William Burton · Conclusions of Peace · Open in the reader

  • extreemeextremeMorphAdorner agrees

    162 changes in 62 works · 99.3% consistent (162 of 163) · reach ~171 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    18 The third feigned Sacrament is extreemeextreme vnction, which is done only by the prieſt, and that in extremitie: and with …
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    18 The third feigned Sacrament is extreemeextreme vnction, which is done only by the prieſt, and that in extremitie: and with …

    John Calvin · Abridgment of Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 383 · Open in the reader

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    … they doe hate as well God, as the Deuill. God, as an vnmercifull and extreemeextreme Iudge, and the Deuill as a most malicious and cruell tormentor.
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    … they doe hate as well God, as the Deuill. God, as an vnmercifull and extreemeextreme Iudge, and the Deuill as a most malicious and cruell tormentor.

    Archishop Thomas Cranmer · Answer unto a Crafy and Sophistical Cavillation · p. 40 · Open in the reader

  • theesetheseMorphAdorner agrees

    161 changes in 80 works · 100% consistent (161 of 161) · reach ~169 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    The theesethese enamor'd on that louely hew,
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    The theesethese enamor'd on that louely hew,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

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    When ye haue done all theeſethese things, ſay we are vnprofitable ſeruaunts. 39. a
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    When ye haue done all theeſethese things, ſay we are vnprofitable ſeruaunts. 39. a

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentary on Romans · Open in the reader

  • epidemicallepidemicalMorphAdorner agrees

    161 changes in 147 works · 100% consistent (161 of 161) · reach ~169 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … country wherein we live, is to be preferred before all other: a generall and EpidemicallEpidemical diſeaſe, which ſeizeth upon multitudes, & nations, and kingdomes, is more dangerous then a private …
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    … country wherein we live, is to be preferred before all other: a generall and EpidemicallEpidemical diſeaſe, which ſeizeth upon multitudes, & nations, and kingdomes, is more dangerous then a private …

    Richard Bernard · The Ready Way to Good Works · p. 396 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … strictly obserued, the Serpent would soone languish and vanish. In the time of an EpidemicallEpidemical disease, such as the Sweating or Neezing sicknesse, a wise Physitian would leaue the …
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    … strictly obserued, the Serpent would soone languish and vanish. In the time of an EpidemicallEpidemical disease, such as the Sweating or Neezing sicknesse, a wise Physitian would leaue the …

    Samuel Ward · Woe to Drunkards(1) · p. 42 · Open in the reader

  • affoordsaffordsMorphAdorner agrees

    161 changes in 92 works · 99.3% consistent (161 of 162) · reach ~170 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    Word of God affoordsaffords directions for matter and manner. 94 &c
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    Word of God affoordsaffords directions for matter and manner. 94 &c

    William Gouge · Gods Three Arrows · p. 128 · Open in the reader

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    The Doctrine now deliuered, affoordsaffords a ſtrong reaſon to enforce it: For where there is ſo much vncertaintie, ſo …
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    The Doctrine now deliuered, affoordsaffords a ſtrong reaſon to enforce it: For where there is ſo much vncertaintie, ſo …

    Samuel Hieron · The Spiritual Fishing · p. 5 · Open in the reader

  • commingscomingsMorphAdorner agrees

    170 changes in 121 works · 93.9% consistent (170 of 181) · reach ~190 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 93.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … be obſerued, that our expences in ſome reaſonable good proportion, be leſſe then our commingscomings in. To the free communication of our goods to the benefit of others, two …
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    … be obſerued, that our expences in ſome reaſonable good proportion, be leſſe then our commingscomings in. To the free communication of our goods to the benefit of others, two …

    John Downame · A Guide to Godliness · p. 157 · Open in the reader

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    … he gets, and he doth not only work to receive wages, but there is commingscomings in, ſweetneſs comming in the very time of his work, this man works with …
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    … he gets, and he doth not only work to receive wages, but there is commingscomings in, ſweetneſs comming in the very time of his work, this man works with …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Christ Inviting Sinners to Come to Him for Rest · p. 285 · Open in the reader

  • punnishmentpunishmentMorphAdorner agrees

    171 changes in 53 works · 92.9% consistent (171 of 184) · reach ~193 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 92.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … allotted vnto them? this translation had beene no favour done vnto them, but a punnishmentpunishment. But if the thiefe crucified with Iesus Christ entred into Paradise 40 daies before the …
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    … allotted vnto them? this translation had beene no favour done vnto them, but a punnishmentpunishment. But if the thiefe crucified with Iesus Christ entred into Paradise 40 daies before the …

    Pierre du Moulin Sr · The Accomplishment of the Prophecies · p. 418 · Open in the reader

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    … becauſe of the Effects and Conſequents of it, as it kindles God's wrath, brings punniſhmentpunishment, ends in Hell, expoſes to ſhame before men, &c. and yet as conſidered in …
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    … becauſe of the Effects and Conſequents of it, as it kindles God's wrath, brings punniſhmentpunishment, ends in Hell, expoſes to ſhame before men, &c. and yet as conſidered in …

    Thomas Jacombe · Sermons Preached on Romans 8 · p. 210 · Open in the reader

  • conjecturallconjecturalMorphAdorner agrees

    166 changes in 110 works · 95.4% consistent (166 of 174) · reach ~183 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … The faith of the ſaithfull is not grounded upon conjectures, it worſhips not a conjecturallconjectural God, not knowing whether he be a God or no God.
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    … The faith of the ſaithfull is not grounded upon conjectures, it worſhips not a conjecturallconjectural God, not knowing whether he be a God or no God.

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Anatomy of the Mass · p. 99 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and to damn them? how many go blundring on in an uncertain opinion, and conjecturallconjectural hope of Gods favour, and have no certainty at all of the ſame? how …
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    … and to damn them? how many go blundring on in an uncertain opinion, and conjecturallconjectural hope of Gods favour, and have no certainty at all of the ſame? how …

    William Fenner · A Treatise of the Affections · p. 150 · Open in the reader

  • sommesomeMorphAdorner agrees

    165 changes in 69 works · 95.9% consistent (165 of 172) · reach ~181 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    The ſentence therfore / and the ſommesome of the wordes of Chriſte is. In this ſhall my kingdome conſiſt / this ſhalbe …
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    The ſentence therfore / and the ſommesome of the wordes of Chriſte is. In this ſhall my kingdome conſiſt / this ſhalbe …

    Martin Luther · Sermon on John 20 · Open in the reader

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    … other pious vses, but the 10: d. being counted, proved to want. 6. of the just sommesome he said he had deliuered them.
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    … other pious vses, but the 10: d. being counted, proved to want. 6. of the just sommesome he said he had deliuered them.

    William Prynne · A Quench-Coal · p. 198 · Open in the reader

  • succedingsucceedingMorphAdorner agrees

    161 changes in 125 works · 98.1% consistent (161 of 164) · reach ~172 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … thēselues or by chaūce caried whether ye inclination of nature driueth thē, ye mutual succedingsucceeding by turnes of daies & nightes, of winter & sōmer, shalbe ye work of God, insomuch …
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    … thēselues or by chaūce caried whether ye inclination of nature driueth thē, ye mutual succedingsucceeding by turnes of daies & nightes, of winter & sōmer, shalbe ye work of God, insomuch …

    John Calvin · The Institutes of the Christian Religion · Open in the reader

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    … to live in the eyes, and mouths, and memories of the living in all succedingsucceeding times. These indeed are vain shadows, yet argue the desire of immortality to be …
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    … to live in the eyes, and mouths, and memories of the living in all succedingsucceeding times. These indeed are vain shadows, yet argue the desire of immortality to be …

    William Bates · The Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul · p. 190 · Open in the reader

  • whoorewhoreMorphAdorner agrees

    234 changes in 114 works · 67.4% consistent (234 of 347) · reach ~365 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 67.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … For vnder their princelye auctoritees hath all their myschefes bene fulfylled to vpholde this whoorewhore agaynst Christ and his worde.
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    … For vnder their princelye auctoritees hath all their myschefes bene fulfylled to vpholde this whoorewhore agaynst Christ and his worde.

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation 2 · p. 130 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … haue tolde you it to. They fell out as the tale goeth aboute a whoorewhore. O Lord what whoredome is vsed now a dayes. As I here by the …
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    … haue tolde you it to. They fell out as the tale goeth aboute a whoorewhore. O Lord what whoredome is vsed now a dayes. As I here by the …

    Hugh Latimer · Twenty-Seven Sermons · p. 69 · Open in the reader

  • saphiresapphire

    176 changes in 100 works · 89.3% consistent (176 of 197) · reach ~207 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Puritas changed it in 89.3% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    Moſt of the Iewes hold, that the Law was written by God in a SaphireSapphire. And Epiphanius is of this mind in his treatiſe of the twelve pretious ſtones …
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    Moſt of the Iewes hold, that the Law was written by God in a SaphireSapphire. And Epiphanius is of this mind in his treatiſe of the twelve pretious ſtones …

    John Weemes · Exposition of the Moral Law · p. 15 · Open in the reader

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    1. Truth] The firſt is that which was ingrauen in a SaphireSapphire ſtone, and hanged about the necke of the Egyptian Iudges in a collar. foreign, Truth …
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    1. Truth] The firſt is that which was ingrauen in a SaphireSapphire ſtone, and hanged about the necke of the Egyptian Iudges in a collar. foreign, Truth …

    John Davenport · A Royal Edict for Military Exercises · p. 22 · Open in the reader

  • lightneslightnessMorphAdorner agrees

    163 changes in 109 works · 96.4% consistent (163 of 169) · reach ~178 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 96.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … iudge worſe of them, and thinke that they would not weare theſe ſignes of lightneslightness and pride, vnleſſe they were light and proud indeede. Thus if their apparell condemne …
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    … iudge worſe of them, and thinke that they would not weare theſe ſignes of lightneslightness and pride, vnleſſe they were light and proud indeede. Thus if their apparell condemne …

    Henry Smith · Sermons in One Volume · p. 444 · Open in the reader

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    But as there hath bene fault into muche lightneslightness and raſhenes / and pronouncinge ſo heauy ſentences without iuſt cauſe / ſo ther hath bene …
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    But as there hath bene fault into muche lightneslightness and raſhenes / and pronouncinge ſo heauy ſentences without iuſt cauſe / ſo ther hath bene …

    Walter Travers · Declaration of Ecclesiastical Discipline out of the Word of God · p. 174 · Open in the reader

  • pittifullypitifullyMorphAdorner agrees

    159 changes in 133 works · 98.7% consistent (159 of 161) · reach ~169 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … no more; one thing is truly and ſimply neceſſarie, and in it you be pittifullypitifully negligent; Behold God offers you a Kingdome, the glorie whereof (if you had eyes …
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    … no more; one thing is truly and ſimply neceſſarie, and in it you be pittifullypitifully negligent; Behold God offers you a Kingdome, the glorie whereof (if you had eyes …

    Samuel Hieron · The Christians Life-Lode · p. 12 · Open in the reader

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    When one shall doe many things, neeze, scritch, groane pittifullypitifully, start fearefully, heaue vp the belly, bounce vp with the body stran…ely, become …
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    When one shall doe many things, neeze, scritch, groane pittifullypitifully, start fearefully, heaue vp the belly, bounce vp with the body stran…ely, become …

    Richard Bernard · A Guide to Grand-jury Men · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  • undutifullundutifulMorphAdorner agrees

    158 changes in 106 works · 99.3% consistent (158 of 159) · reach ~167 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … and for ſome yeares, ſome that have profeſſed themſelves beſt to God, have beene undutifullundutiful to thee. It is an ill ſigne, if children acknowledge a father, and deny …
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    … and for ſome yeares, ſome that have profeſſed themſelves beſt to God, have beene undutifullundutiful to thee. It is an ill ſigne, if children acknowledge a father, and deny …

    Robert Abbot · A Trial of Church-Forsakers · Open in the reader

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    To children ſo undutifullundutiful as we?
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    To children ſo undutifullundutiful as we?

    Edward Calver · Divine Passions Piously and Pathetically Expressed · p. 62 · Open in the reader

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    157 changes in 96 works · 100% consistent (157 of 157) · reach ~165 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … loſs for a ſufficient anſwer. My buſineſs is to ſide with neither, but to deterrdeter the Reader from the preſumption of both parties; and to that end, to open …
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    … loſs for a ſufficient anſwer. My buſineſs is to ſide with neither, but to deterrdeter the Reader from the preſumption of both parties; and to that end, to open …

    Richard Baxter · Catholic Theology Plain Pure Peaceable · p. 20 · Open in the reader

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    … Majesty as to vain and earthly things: I have not feared thy judgments to deterrdeter me from sins, nor trusted to thy promises, to keep me from doubting of …
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    … Majesty as to vain and earthly things: I have not feared thy judgments to deterrdeter me from sins, nor trusted to thy promises, to keep me from doubting of …

    Lewis Bayly · The Practice of Piety · p. 330 · Open in the reader

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    161 changes in 75 works · 96.9% consistent (161 of 166) · reach ~174 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 96.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … it they haue wrought many miracles. But I prooue the contrary: 1. Their owne Polidore VirgillVirgil affirmes, that Alexander the first a Pope instituted it; and therefore not the Apostles …
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    … it they haue wrought many miracles. But I prooue the contrary: 1. Their owne Polidore VirgillVirgil affirmes, that Alexander the first a Pope instituted it; and therefore not the Apostles …

    Thomas Taylor · Christs Combat and Conquest · p. 11 · Open in the reader

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    … before that time, euen in a manner from the firſt preaching of it, Polydor VirgillVirgil no Proteſtant may teach you out of Gildas a Brittiſh writer, ancienter then Bede …
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    … before that time, euen in a manner from the firſt preaching of it, Polydor VirgillVirgil no Proteſtant may teach you out of Gildas a Brittiſh writer, ancienter then Bede …

    Anthony Wotton · A Trial of the Romish Clergys Title to the Church · p. 377 · Open in the reader

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