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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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Final e (3,713)

A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.

2,072 can be approved together (98.0%+ consistent, enough evidence), reaching about 7,348,633 places across the corpus.

  • shamelesseshamelessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,477 changes in 581 works · 97.7% consistent (1,477 of 1,511) · reach ~1,588 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … in Cayne the first murtherer in the fleshlye Children of men, in Cham the shamelesseshameless childe of Noe, in Ismael & Esau, in Iannes & Iambres, in Balaham & Baals prophets, in …
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    … in Cayne the first murtherer in the fleshlye Children of men, in Cham the shamelesseshameless childe of Noe, in Ismael & Esau, in Iannes & Iambres, in Balaham & Baals prophets, in …

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … surely it is lamentable to see how the devill, who made men impudent and shamelesseshameless, when he tempted them to sin, overwhelmeth them, and stoppeth their mouthes with shame …
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    … surely it is lamentable to see how the devill, who made men impudent and shamelesseshameless, when he tempted them to sin, overwhelmeth them, and stoppeth their mouthes with shame …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon Psalm 51 · p. 190 · Open in the reader

  • wormeswormsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,786 changes in 774 works · 80.6% consistent (1,786 of 2,216) · reach ~2,328 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 80.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … with out ſenſe and feeling it lieth cloſed in their box, ſubiecte to mowleinge, wormesworms, and corruption, reſerued & kept to be worſhipped as their God, but to their condemnation …
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    … with out ſenſe and feeling it lieth cloſed in their box, ſubiecte to mowleinge, wormesworms, and corruption, reſerued & kept to be worſhipped as their God, but to their condemnation …

    Christopher Goodman · How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of their Subjects · p. 25 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … I can say with Iob, I know that my Redeemer liveth; and though that wormesworms destroy this body; yet I shall one day see God in my flesh? but …
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    … I can say with Iob, I know that my Redeemer liveth; and though that wormesworms destroy this body; yet I shall one day see God in my flesh? but …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon Psalm 1 · p. 68 · Open in the reader

  • calmecalmMorphAdorner agrees

    1,500 changes in 703 works · 95.6% consistent (1,500 of 1,568) · reach ~1,648 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 95.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … Gouernment is better then theirs. Merchants make higher vse, and are more glad of calmecalm Seas, then common passengers. So should Christians more reioyce in peace, then can the …
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    … Gouernment is better then theirs. Merchants make higher vse, and are more glad of calmecalm Seas, then common passengers. So should Christians more reioyce in peace, then can the …

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 78 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … reſemble ſuch to the troubled ſea when it cannot reſt. Yea in the greateſt calmecalm it beats againſt the ſhore, and raiſeth waves, which caſt up mire and dirt.
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    … reſemble ſuch to the troubled ſea when it cannot reſt. Yea in the greateſt calmecalm it beats againſt the ſhore, and raiſeth waves, which caſt up mire and dirt.

    William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · p. 93 · Open in the reader

  • rockesrocksMorphAdorner agrees

    1,440 changes in 495 works · 99.3% consistent (1,440 of 1,450) · reach ~1,524 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … are so in their foreheads, and all men see them. Many of these are rockesrocks of offence. They make Dauid and Salomon proctors of their sinnes, which I am …
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    … are so in their foreheads, and all men see them. Many of these are rockesrocks of offence. They make Dauid and Salomon proctors of their sinnes, which I am …

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 637 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … of Bread in Egipt. Comfort shall come when, and whence wee least expect it. RockesRocks shall yeelde Water, Rauens shall bring Meate, rather then wee shall perish; euen our …
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    … of Bread in Egipt. Comfort shall come when, and whence wee least expect it. RockesRocks shall yeelde Water, Rauens shall bring Meate, rather then wee shall perish; euen our …

    Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 102 · Open in the reader

  • senselessesenselessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,424 changes in 632 works · 99.3% consistent (1,424 of 1,434) · reach ~1,507 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … in ſeeing iniquity abound, which thou canſt not helpe and redreſſe, yet be not ſenſeleſſesenseless, but moane thy ſelfe & the evill times before God, by faſting and prayer. Thus …
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    … in ſeeing iniquity abound, which thou canſt not helpe and redreſſe, yet be not ſenſeleſſesenseless, but moane thy ſelfe & the evill times before God, by faſting and prayer. Thus …

    Thomas Hooker · The Souls Implantation into the Natural Olive · p. 307 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … his honour. Can it want then iuſt reproche, if we ſhalbe tried to be ſenſeleſſesenseless in this point? It drewe teares from Dauid, that the wicked kept not his …
    With rule
    … his honour. Can it want then iuſt reproche, if we ſhalbe tried to be ſenſeleſſesenseless in this point? It drewe teares from Dauid, that the wicked kept not his …

    John Knewstubs · Lectures Upon Exodus 20 · p. 57 · Open in the reader

  • mistressemistressMorphAdorner agrees

    1,419 changes in 606 works · 99.6% consistent (1,419 of 1,424) · reach ~1,496 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … doe ſervice to you, as all the ſervants of the houſe are under the miſtreſſemistress of the houſe: the Angels are alſo yours to miniſter to you, as the …
    With rule
    … doe ſervice to you, as all the ſervants of the houſe are under the miſtreſſemistress of the houſe: the Angels are alſo yours to miniſter to you, as the …

    Alexander Grosse · The Happiness of Enjoying and Use of Christ · p. 162 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    Experience is ſometimes called the miſtreſſemistress of fooles, but by it in this point wiſe men may learne a good …
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    Experience is ſometimes called the miſtreſſemistress of fooles, but by it in this point wiſe men may learne a good …

    Samuel Hieron · The Preachers Plea · p. 118 · Open in the reader

  • sadducessadduceesMorphAdorner agrees

    1,414 changes in 615 works · 100% consistent (1,414 of 1,414) · reach ~1,486 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … And yet they liued in the midſt of the corruptiōs of the Scribes, Phariſees, SadducesSadducees, & prieſtes. Such interruptions of open profeſsing the trueth, happen in the church of God …
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    … And yet they liued in the midſt of the corruptiōs of the Scribes, Phariſees, SadducesSadducees, & prieſtes. Such interruptions of open profeſsing the trueth, happen in the church of God …

    Thomas Sampson · The Church and Certain Ceremonies · p. 47 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … life euerlasting, and so with purgatory, take away hell and heauen togither, as the SadducesSadducees did, (which God of his might turne from them) but if they doe, because …
    With rule
    … life euerlasting, and so with purgatory, take away hell and heauen togither, as the SadducesSadducees did, (which God of his might turne from them) but if they doe, because …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 207 · Open in the reader

  • noonenoonMorphAdorner agrees

    1,555 changes in 715 works · 90.8% consistent (1,555 of 1,712) · reach ~1,799 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 90.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … adde further proofe in a case so manifest, were to light a candle at noonenoon day; yet this I will adde ex abundanti, If publike praier in the Church …
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    … adde further proofe in a case so manifest, were to light a candle at noonenoon day; yet this I will adde ex abundanti, If publike praier in the Church …

    Francis Hastings · Defense of the Watch-Word Against the Ward-Word · p. 50 · Open in the reader

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    … thy darknesse (thy trouble and affliction) shall be (for comfort, and joy) as the noonenoon day. The Apostle mentioning the meanes, whereby he was enabled to beare with such …
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    … thy darknesse (thy trouble and affliction) shall be (for comfort, and joy) as the noonenoon day. The Apostle mentioning the meanes, whereby he was enabled to beare with such …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon Psalm 51 · p. 272 · Open in the reader

  • abouteaboutMorphAdorner agrees

    1,440 changes in 256 works · 97.8% consistent (1,440 of 1,472) · reach ~1,548 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … alleadgeth his owne experience declaring what heretofore hath happened vnto him, while he wente abouteabout to ſearch theſe things. I inſtruct thée (ſaith he) by myne owne example. I …
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    … alleadgeth his owne experience declaring what heretofore hath happened vnto him, while he wente abouteabout to ſearch theſe things. I inſtruct thée (ſaith he) by myne owne example. I …

    Martin Luther · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · Open in the reader

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    … I thynke rather that he spake them to y• women, as mooste comonly occupied abouteabout suche thinges. But to whom he spake, the text maketh no menciō, therfore cā …
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    … I thynke rather that he spake them to y• women, as mooste comonly occupied abouteabout suche thinges. But to whom he spake, the text maketh no menciō, therfore cā …

    Thomas Becon · The Castle of Comfort · Open in the reader

  • defendedefendMorphAdorner agrees

    1,420 changes in 353 works · 99.1% consistent (1,420 of 1,432) · reach ~1,505 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … al reioyce that trust in the / they shal euer be glade and thou wylt defendedefend them.
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    … al reioyce that trust in the / they shal euer be glade and thou wylt defendedefend them.

    Patrick Hamilton · Gatherings of Scripture and Declaring of Faith and Works of the Law · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … shuld vtterlie come to nought. But seynge ye haue taken so great paynes to defendedefend h…s holye quarell / … maruele what ye cause shuld be that ye putt yt …
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    … shuld vtterlie come to nought. But seynge ye haue taken so great paynes to defendedefend h…s holye quarell / … maruele what ye cause shuld be that ye putt yt …

    John Bale · Exhortation of an English Christian unto his Beloved Country · Open in the reader

  • containescontainsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,435 changes in 573 works · 97.7% consistent (1,435 of 1,468) · reach ~1,542 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … can bee knowne by no light but its owne. In the firſt place God containescontains all things, all manner of divine perfections are bound up in him. The pleaſures …
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    … can bee knowne by no light but its owne. In the firſt place God containescontains all things, all manner of divine perfections are bound up in him. The pleaſures …

    Thomas Goodwin · The Happiness of the Saints in Glory · p. 37 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … of this laſt, which excludes not the former, but eminently and vertually includes and containescontains them alſo.
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    … of this laſt, which excludes not the former, but eminently and vertually includes and containescontains them alſo.

    Robert Harris · The Blessedness of a Sound Spirit · p. 4 · Open in the reader

  • boldeboldMorphAdorner agrees

    1,400 changes in 427 works · 99.6% consistent (1,400 of 1,405) · reach ~1,476 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … and labours, from the blowes of all maleuolent Censurers. In which thoughts, I was boldebold to center my selfe in your Honour; as the indiuiduall point of my refuge …
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    … and labours, from the blowes of all maleuolent Censurers. In which thoughts, I was boldebold to center my selfe in your Honour; as the indiuiduall point of my refuge …

    Thomas Adams · Mystical Bedlam · Open in the reader

    Printed
    And therfor be boldebold, thys enterpryſe to ieoparde·
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    And therfor be boldebold, thys enterpryſe to ieoparde·

    John Bale · Brief Comedy Concerning the Temptation of Jesus Christ by Satan · Open in the reader

  • watchfulnessewatchfulnessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,391 changes in 495 works · 100% consistent (1,391 of 1,391) · reach ~1,462 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    2. They were as monitors to ſtirre up Adam to watchfulneſſewatchfulness over his courſes; and therefore theſe trees were in the midſt of the garden …
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    2. They were as monitors to ſtirre up Adam to watchfulneſſewatchfulness over his courſes; and therefore theſe trees were in the midſt of the garden …

    Thomas Hooker · The Pattern of Perfection Exhibited in Gods Image on Adam · p. 248 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and woemaniſh cryes, we must not look from God to overcome, but by counſell, watchfulneſſewatchfulness and doing (which are the ſecundary means whereby God hath appointed us to help …
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    … and woemaniſh cryes, we must not look from God to overcome, but by counſell, watchfulneſſewatchfulness and doing (which are the ſecundary means whereby God hath appointed us to help …

    Alexander Leighton · The Looking Glass of the Holy War · p. 210 · Open in the reader

  • boyesboysMorphAdorner agrees

    1,388 changes in 657 works · 100% consistent (1,388 of 1,388) · reach ~1,459 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … Irelande, beynge at Rome about the yeare of our lorde .CCCCC. perceyued serten Englysh boyesboys to be lolde there openlye. He gaue the pryce of them, and sent them …
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    … Irelande, beynge at Rome about the yeare of our lorde .CCCCC. perceyued serten Englysh boyesboys to be lolde there openlye. He gaue the pryce of them, and sent them …

    John Bale · The Acts of English Votaries · p. 23 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … prayed to the diuell to sende him good lucke, that for money he admitted boyesboys to be bishops: He had rauished virgines, and straunge womē: He had made the …
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    … prayed to the diuell to sende him good lucke, that for money he admitted boyesboys to be bishops: He had rauished virgines, and straunge womē: He had made the …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · p. 66 · Open in the reader

  • widoweswidowsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,378 changes in 554 works · 100% consistent (1,378 of 1,378) · reach ~1,448 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … heauen, and cry for vengeaūce before god, the iudge of wyddowes, the father of widoweswidows & orphanes. Pore people be opressed euen by lawes. Veijs qui condunt leges iniquas. Wo …
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    … heauen, and cry for vengeaūce before god, the iudge of wyddowes, the father of widoweswidows & orphanes. Pore people be opressed euen by lawes. Veijs qui condunt leges iniquas. Wo …

    Hugh Latimer · The Second to Seventh Sermon to His Majesty · Open in the reader

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    … made for the widoweswidows and poore orphants kept warme in her death bed (The widoweswidows ſtood by her weeping, and ſhewing the coates and garments which Dorcas made whileſt …
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    … made for the widoweswidows and poore orphants kept warme in her death bed (The widoweswidows ſtood by her weeping, and ſhewing the coates and garments which Dorcas made whileſt …

    Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 246 · Open in the reader

  • tasketaskMorphAdorner agrees

    1,467 changes in 689 works · 93.9% consistent (1,467 of 1,562) · reach ~1,641 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … purtraying of her Mistresse I leaue to the pensill of some Diuine Apelles, whose tasketask will be the harder, because she neuer commeth abroade. All that my intention aimeth …
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    … purtraying of her Mistresse I leaue to the pensill of some Diuine Apelles, whose tasketask will be the harder, because she neuer commeth abroade. All that my intention aimeth …

    Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … water, and is carried by the violence of it vnder the outward wheele; the tasketask of Corne that a man falleth from, and ſo receiueth his death: it, and …
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    … water, and is carried by the violence of it vnder the outward wheele; the tasketask of Corne that a man falleth from, and ſo receiueth his death: it, and …

    Henry Finch · Law · p. 214 · Open in the reader

  • newnessenewnessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,424 changes in 528 works · 96.5% consistent (1,424 of 1,475) · reach ~1,550 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … neuer to returne to the practiſe of them, but hence forward to liue in newneſſenewness of life: For this cauſe Iohns baptiſme, Mark. 1.4. is called the baptiſme of repentance …
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    … neuer to returne to the practiſe of them, but hence forward to liue in newneſſenewness of life: For this cauſe Iohns baptiſme, Mark. 1.4. is called the baptiſme of repentance …

    Thomas Newhouse · Certain Sermons · p. 99 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … dead by the glory of the Father, even ſo we alſo ſhould walk in newneſſenewness of life. Mark; There is the vow that we made unto God in our …
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    … dead by the glory of the Father, even ſo we alſo ſhould walk in newneſſenewness of life. Mark; There is the vow that we made unto God in our …

    William Fenner · The Souls Looking Glass 2 · p. 317 · Open in the reader

  • coldecoldMorphAdorner agrees

    1,387 changes in 436 works · 99.0% consistent (1,387 of 1,400) · reach ~1,471 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … this almes and liberalitie to the poore, which is but in faire ſpeeches, is coldecold, and doth not helpe: ſo in like manner the faith which is but in …
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    … this almes and liberalitie to the poore, which is but in faire ſpeeches, is coldecold, and doth not helpe: ſo in like manner the faith which is but in …

    George Gifford · Sermons Upon Divers Texts · p. 188 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … utility of all and every one: and that therefore not only unknowen toungs, but coldecold Ceremonies, and idle gestures should be exploded out of the Church.
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    … utility of all and every one: and that therefore not only unknowen toungs, but coldecold Ceremonies, and idle gestures should be exploded out of the Church.

    George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • comfortecomfortMorphAdorner agrees

    1,386 changes in 307 works · 99.0% consistent (1,386 of 1,399) · reach ~1,470 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … it is temporall onely, and is cured and taken away with blenks of heuenly comfortecomfort. Againe, the perversed Conscience that is opponit vnto this, is not mooued with remorse …
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    … it is temporall onely, and is cured and taken away with blenks of heuenly comfortecomfort. Againe, the perversed Conscience that is opponit vnto this, is not mooued with remorse …

    Alexander Hume · Treatise of Conscience Wherein Divers Secrets are Discovered · p. 25 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    The God of all comfortecomfort & conſolation for Chriſt Ieſus / his ſonnes ſake / graūt that this ſimple & plaine admonition / yea …
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    The God of all comfortecomfort & conſolation for Chriſt Ieſus / his ſonnes ſake / graūt that this ſimple & plaine admonition / yea …

    John Knox · A Godly Letter to the Faithful in London · Open in the reader

  • highnessehighnessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,388 changes in 434 works · 98.5% consistent (1,388 of 1,408) · reach ~1,479 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … is too high this way, all meditate matters too high for them. But this highneſſehighness muſt be abated and brought low, that roome may be made for that which …
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    … is too high this way, all meditate matters too high for them. But this highneſſehighness muſt be abated and brought low, that roome may be made for that which …

    John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 46 · Open in the reader

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    … way, without ambages or circumstances, is the most compendious course. Why then should your HighnesseHighness, in this most dangerous passage, goe about the furthest way, and not rather goe …
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    … way, without ambages or circumstances, is the most compendious course. Why then should your HighnesseHighness, in this most dangerous passage, goe about the furthest way, and not rather goe …

    John Phillips · The Way to Heaven · p. 38 · Open in the reader

  • yorkeyorkMorphAdorner agrees

    1,412 changes in 294 works · 96.5% consistent (1,412 of 1,462) · reach ~1,536 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … page 194. 195. Sermon at Pauls Crosse, on Iohn 6. 37. part 1. and 2. Mathew Hutton Arch-Bishop of YorkeYork. De Electione & Reprobatione Commentatio, p. 22. 23. 24. 36. Doctor Fulke, and Master Cartwright, Notes on Rom. 8. sect …
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    … page 194. 195. Sermon at Pauls Crosse, on Iohn 6. 37. part 1. and 2. Mathew Hutton Arch-Bishop of YorkeYork. De Electione & Reprobatione Commentatio, p. 22. 23. 24. 36. Doctor Fulke, and Master Cartwright, Notes on Rom. 8. sect …

    William Prynne · The Church of Englands Antithesis to Arminianism · p. 100 · Open in the reader

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    … never truely hope to be like Christ hereafter. He that directs his course towards YorkeYork can never bee presumed to hope that hee shall by that journey get to …
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    … never truely hope to be like Christ hereafter. He that directs his course towards YorkeYork can never bee presumed to hope that hee shall by that journey get to …

    Edward Reynolds · Three Treatises · p. 340 · Open in the reader

  • goldegoldMorphAdorner agrees

    1,568 changes in 396 works · 86.5% consistent (1,568 of 1,812) · reach ~1,904 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 86.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … still an outward faire shew and tincture of goldegold. They demand, where was the goldegold? demonstrate the place. I answere in that Masse. But for the extracting therof, and …
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    … still an outward faire shew and tincture of goldegold. They demand, where was the goldegold? demonstrate the place. I answere in that Masse. But for the extracting therof, and …

    Thomas Adams · Englands Sickness Compared to Israels · p. 30 · Open in the reader

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    … sayth more, that he will clense the children of Leuy, and purify them as goldegold and siluer, that they may offer their oblations in righteousnesse, and the sacrifice of …
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    … sayth more, that he will clense the children of Leuy, and purify them as goldegold and siluer, that they may offer their oblations in righteousnesse, and the sacrifice of …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 106 · Open in the reader

  • sendesendMorphAdorner agrees

    1,383 changes in 360 works · 97.8% consistent (1,383 of 1,414) · reach ~1,486 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … had not pretended the Lambe his hornes: neither had hee ever bene able to sendesend out our Sampson his ridle, if hee had not plowed with his heifer.
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    … had not pretended the Lambe his hornes: neither had hee ever bene able to sendesend out our Sampson his ridle, if hee had not plowed with his heifer.

    Patrick Forbes · Defense of the Lawful Calling of Ministers of Reformed Churches · p. 12 · Open in the reader

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    … with the whole congregation to sendesend &c. Againe, The Apostles and Elders and brethren sendesend greeting &c. Againe, They deliuered them the decrees for to keepe, that were ordained …
    With rule
    … with the whole congregation to sendesend &c. Againe, The Apostles and Elders and brethren sendesend greeting &c. Againe, They deliuered them the decrees for to keepe, that were ordained …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 161 · Open in the reader

  • leafeleafMorphAdorner agrees

    1,416 changes in 596 works · 95.4% consistent (1,416 of 1,483) · reach ~1,558 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … it will be to him to purſue dry ſtubble, & to break a poore dryed leafeleaf, that crumbleth under his fingers if he doth but touch it; (as Iob pleads …
    With rule
    … it will be to him to purſue dry ſtubble, & to break a poore dryed leafeleaf, that crumbleth under his fingers if he doth but touch it; (as Iob pleads …

    Thomas Goodwin · A Child of Light Walking in Darkness · p. 60 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … condemnation against mee; fleeping, I am frighted with dreames no lesse fearefull; If a leafeleaf doe but wagge, me thinks it threatens me; If a Bird doe but chirp …
    With rule
    … condemnation against mee; fleeping, I am frighted with dreames no lesse fearefull; If a leafeleaf doe but wagge, me thinks it threatens me; If a Bird doe but chirp …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon Psalm 150 · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • fowlesfowlsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,354 changes in 567 works · 99.7% consistent (1,354 of 1,357) · reach ~1,427 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … and proviſion of it both; all the moveables. (So Pſal. 50. 11, 12.) The cattell and the fowlesfowls upon a thouſand hills are mine, ſayes hee; and alſo all the ſtanding goods …
    With rule
    … and proviſion of it both; all the moveables. (So Pſal. 50. 11, 12.) The cattell and the fowlesfowls upon a thouſand hills are mine, ſayes hee; and alſo all the ſtanding goods …

    Thomas Goodwin · Aggravation of Sin · p. 4 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and enemie of his seruants, who seeketh not to giue their bodies to the fowlesfowls of the ayre, but their precious soules to the hell-crowes of sinne, and …
    With rule
    … and enemie of his seruants, who seeketh not to giue their bodies to the fowlesfowls of the ayre, but their precious soules to the hell-crowes of sinne, and …

    William Guild · A Young Mans Inquisition · p. 230 · Open in the reader

  • sighessighsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,375 changes in 570 works · 98.0% consistent (1,375 of 1,403) · reach ~1,475 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … Beaſt, and now our lord he Kings people cry vnto the King with the ſighessighs and groanes of their ſpirits (and would cry alſo with a lowd voyce, but …
    With rule
    … Beaſt, and now our lord he Kings people cry vnto the King with the ſighessighs and groanes of their ſpirits (and would cry alſo with a lowd voyce, but …

    Thomas Helwys · Short Declaration of the Mystery of Iniquity · p. 53 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … sword thorow them. If any man were pleasant, their manner was presently with deepe sighessighs to repeate those words of our Sauiour Christ, Wo be to you which now …
    With rule
    … sword thorow them. If any man were pleasant, their manner was presently with deepe sighessighs to repeate those words of our Sauiour Christ, Wo be to you which now …

    Richard Hooker · The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity · p. 30 · Open in the reader

  • deathedeathMorphAdorner agrees

    1,375 changes in 182 works · 97.6% consistent (1,375 of 1,408) · reach ~1,479 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … And … …tes …ore cruell than the … to pro fess… you… … …erse …yndes o…f deathedeath.
    With rule
    … And … …tes …ore cruell than the … to pro fess… you… … …erse …yndes o…f deathedeath.

    John Bale · Exhortation of an English Christian unto his Beloved Country · p. 16 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … commended to his father in lawe the faithfulnesse of the King, refused not the deathedeath offred hym. And many other most flourishing yong noble men and gentlemen were euery …
    With rule
    … commended to his father in lawe the faithfulnesse of the King, refused not the deathedeath offred hym. And many other most flourishing yong noble men and gentlemen were euery …

    François Hotman · The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter · p. lVII · Open in the reader

  • pleadepleadMorphAdorner agrees

    1,364 changes in 562 works · 98.0% consistent (1,364 of 1,391) · reach ~1,462 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … to doe thus and thus, if God will vouchſafe us ſuch a mercy, and pleadeplead it to God to move him to beſtow it; and God, hee thereupon (it …
    With rule
    … to doe thus and thus, if God will vouchſafe us ſuch a mercy, and pleadeplead it to God to move him to beſtow it; and God, hee thereupon (it …

    Thomas Goodwin · The Return of Prayers · p. 111 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … mille teſtes▪ Thy Conſcience is a thouſand witneſſes to condemne thee. The diuell ſhall pleadeplead hard (moſt pitifull wretch) for thy Soule and body, accuſing thee on this manner …
    With rule
    … mille teſtes▪ Thy Conſcience is a thouſand witneſſes to condemne thee. The diuell ſhall pleadeplead hard (moſt pitifull wretch) for thy Soule and body, accuſing thee on this manner …

    Henry Greenwood · Works · p. 48 · Open in the reader

  • vowevowMorphAdorner agrees

    1,367 changes in 241 works · 97.7% consistent (1,367 of 1,399) · reach ~1,470 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … princes haue fallen into: She hath not feared to professe and publikely to a vowevow the cause, notwithstandinge the frowning threats, and practises of many other mightie potentates round …
    With rule
    … princes haue fallen into: She hath not feared to professe and publikely to a vowevow the cause, notwithstandinge the frowning threats, and practises of many other mightie potentates round …

    Job Throckmorton · Some Laid Open in his Colors · p. 57 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … offering hymselfe vp in dead sacrifices vnto Belphegor, for feare of breakynge hys vnuirgynall vowevow. Farther than all thys, he shall enter into such blindnesse of ye spirite, that …
    With rule
    … offering hymselfe vp in dead sacrifices vnto Belphegor, for feare of breakynge hys vnuirgynall vowevow. Farther than all thys, he shall enter into such blindnesse of ye spirite, that …

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · Open in the reader

  • chainechainMorphAdorner agrees

    1,503 changes in 667 works · 88.7% consistent (1,503 of 1,694) · reach ~1,780 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 88.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … rubies, to a man that hath a carbuncle in his head? What is a chainechain of pearles to one that hath a squinsie in his neck? Or a collar …
    With rule
    … rubies, to a man that hath a carbuncle in his head? What is a chainechain of pearles to one that hath a squinsie in his neck? Or a collar …

    Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 551 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and as though you helde him fa… tyed to your generation, with an inseparable chainechain of priuiledged bountie and fauour, and so faste lockt within the walles of your …
    With rule
    … and as though you helde him fa… tyed to your generation, with an inseparable chainechain of priuiledged bountie and fauour, and so faste lockt within the walles of your …

    John Foxe · A Sermon Preached at the Christening of a Jew · Open in the reader

  • layelayMorphAdorner disagrees

    1,391 changes in 380 works · 95.5% consistent (1,391 of 1,456) · reach ~1,531 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Puritas changed it in 95.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    Now to proceede to layelay open the right marke, that in deede hee ſhotte at, though when hee made …
    With rule
    Now to proceede to layelay open the right marke, that in deede hee ſhotte at, though when hee made …

    Francis Hastings · A Watch-Word to All Religious and True Hearted Englishmen · p. 92 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    He was a pagane, layelay not that in our syght.
    With rule
    He was a pagane, layelay not that in our syght.

    John Bale · A Tragedy Manifesting the Chief Promises of God Unto Man · Open in the reader

  • soundesoundMorphAdorner agrees

    1,331 changes in 330 works · 99.7% consistent (1,331 of 1,334) · reach ~1,402 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … as much of it, as of the ringing of their belles, which was a ſoundesound without vnderſtanding. Therefore you may be aſhamed to ſpeake of teaching the people, their …
    With rule
    … as much of it, as of the ringing of their belles, which was a ſoundesound without vnderſtanding. Therefore you may be aſhamed to ſpeake of teaching the people, their …

    William Fulke · Answer to the Proud Challenge of a Counterset Catholic · p. 71 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … it is heriticall, to ſay, that is no Church of God, which holding the ſoundesound doctrine, hath ſinnes and great abuſes in it.
    With rule
    … it is heriticall, to ſay, that is no Church of God, which holding the ſoundesound doctrine, hath ſinnes and great abuſes in it.

    George Gifford · Short Treatise Against the Donatists of England · Open in the reader

  • basenessebasenessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,330 changes in 620 works · 99.7% consistent (1,330 of 1,333) · reach ~1,401 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … grace he were ſuperior to all, inferiour to none: but, in my judgement, in baſeneſſebaseness and badneſſe, the Turke himſelfe goes not beyond him. Their curſed Kingdomes began much …
    With rule
    … grace he were ſuperior to all, inferiour to none: but, in my judgement, in baſeneſſebaseness and badneſſe, the Turke himſelfe goes not beyond him. Their curſed Kingdomes began much …

    Thomas Barnes · An Alarm to War · p. 11 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … dead dog as I am? 1. King. 9.8. If the apprehenſion of ones outward miſerie and baſeneſſebaseness can ſo abaſe our mindes, and endeare the curteſies and fauours of other men …
    With rule
    … dead dog as I am? 1. King. 9.8. If the apprehenſion of ones outward miſerie and baſeneſſebaseness can ſo abaſe our mindes, and endeare the curteſies and fauours of other men …

    Paul Baynes · Epitome of Mans Misery and Delivery · p. 16 · Open in the reader

  • bargainebargainMorphAdorner agrees

    1,328 changes in 494 works · 99.9% consistent (1,328 of 1,329) · reach ~1,396 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … more assuredly imbrace them. Experience tels vs, that when men make any couenant, or bargainebargain, they either shake hands, or vse some other like ceremonie, or solemnitie to confirme …
    With rule
    … more assuredly imbrace them. Experience tels vs, that when men make any couenant, or bargainebargain, they either shake hands, or vse some other like ceremonie, or solemnitie to confirme …

    John Frewen · Choice Grounds and Principles of our Christian Religion · p. 228 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … a ſwearer, or a miſpender of the Sabboth: if hee wil keepe tuche in bargainebargain and bee true of his word: or if hee keepe a good houſe, or …
    With rule
    … a ſwearer, or a miſpender of the Sabboth: if hee wil keepe tuche in bargainebargain and bee true of his word: or if hee keepe a good houſe, or …

    George Gifford · A Catechism · Open in the reader

  • disdainedisdainMorphAdorner agrees

    1,358 changes in 637 works · 97.4% consistent (1,358 of 1,393) · reach ~1,464 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … the place where he ſhould ſuffer, he kiſſed the ſtake, and ſaid: Shal I diſdainedisdain to ſuffer at this ſtake, ſéeing my Redéemer did not refuſe to ſuffer moſt …
    With rule
    … the place where he ſhould ſuffer, he kiſſed the ſtake, and ſaid: Shal I diſdainedisdain to ſuffer at this ſtake, ſéeing my Redéemer did not refuſe to ſuffer moſt …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 189 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … conference were offered them. To conclude, I am certainely perswaded, that something perhaps the disdainedisdain of my person, but more the feare of the weakenesse of their cause stayed …
    With rule
    … conference were offered them. To conclude, I am certainely perswaded, that something perhaps the disdainedisdain of my person, but more the feare of the weakenesse of their cause stayed …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 16 · Open in the reader

  • stoodestoodMorphAdorner agrees

    1,308 changes in 315 works · 99.8% consistent (1,308 of 1,310) · reach ~1,376 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    17 The true Church of Christ hath alwayes stoodestood stedfast & inseparable from Christ her head, though the blinde world, when they see her …
    With rule
    17 The true Church of Christ hath alwayes stoodestood stedfast & inseparable from Christ her head, though the blinde world, when they see her …

    William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 339 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … be once ſpent which was left, they muſt begge, or ſteale. Thus I haue ſtoodestood ſomewhat largely, leaſt any ſhould take none to be couetous, but ſuch as to …
    With rule
    … be once ſpent which was left, they muſt begge, or ſteale. Thus I haue ſtoodestood ſomewhat largely, leaſt any ſhould take none to be couetous, but ſuch as to …

    George Gifford · Eight Sermons on Ecclesiastes · p. 118 · Open in the reader

  • breakesbreaksMorphAdorner agrees

    1,307 changes in 589 works · 99.6% consistent (1,307 of 1,312) · reach ~1,379 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … akes not: euery day, either ſome veine ſtops, ſome ſinew ſhrinkes, or ſome bone breakesbreaks: either is ſome skinne withered, ſome fleſh bruiſed, or ſome member decayed. Euery day …
    With rule
    … akes not: euery day, either ſome veine ſtops, ſome ſinew ſhrinkes, or ſome bone breakesbreaks: either is ſome skinne withered, ſome fleſh bruiſed, or ſome member decayed. Euery day …

    John Gaule · A Defiance to Death · p. 6 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … it sets them in too much light: Labour doth not please them, because it breakesbreaks their rest: Ease doth not please them, because it gathers rust: Life doth not …
    With rule
    … it sets them in too much light: Labour doth not please them, because it breakesbreaks their rest: Ease doth not please them, because it gathers rust: Life doth not …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon Psalm 1 · p. 96 · Open in the reader

  • friendesfriendsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,297 changes in 321 works · 100% consistent (1,297 of 1,297) · reach ~1,363 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … into Caeſarea. And Cornelius wayted for them, hauinge gathered togither his kinſemen and ſpeciall friendesfriends. Nehe. 8. 13. And all the people came to eate and to drinke, and to ſende …
    With rule
    … into Caeſarea. And Cornelius wayted for them, hauinge gathered togither his kinſemen and ſpeciall friendesfriends. Nehe. 8. 13. And all the people came to eate and to drinke, and to ſende …

    Dudley Fenner · The Arts of Logic and Rhetoric · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … eſteeme and loue God and his kingdome, then his own life, body, wife, children, friendesfriends and kinred, and all thinges elſe which are in this worlde: ſo that whenſoeuer …
    With rule
    … eſteeme and loue God and his kingdome, then his own life, body, wife, children, friendesfriends and kinred, and all thinges elſe which are in this worlde: ſo that whenſoeuer …

    John Frewen · Fruitful Instructions and Necessary Doctrines · p. 193 · Open in the reader

  • englandeenglandMorphAdorner agrees

    1,309 changes in 205 works · 98.9% consistent (1,309 of 1,323) · reach ~1,390 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … couetous man, a couetous man in deede. I woulde there were no moe in EnglandeEngland. He was I hearde saye an ambitious man. I woulde ther wer no mo …
    With rule
    … couetous man, a couetous man in deede. I woulde there were no moe in EnglandeEngland. He was I hearde saye an ambitious man. I woulde ther wer no mo …

    Hugh Latimer · Twenty-Seven Sermons · p. 91 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    In EnglandeEngland coude she get none ordinaunce
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    In EnglandeEngland coude she get none ordinaunce

    David Lindsay · The Complaint and Testament of a Popinjay · Open in the reader

  • inneinnMorphAdorner agrees

    1,503 changes in 704 works · 86.0% consistent (1,503 of 1,747) · reach ~1,836 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 86.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … bee God. What greater argument of his humility than to bee borne in an InneInn, lodged in a Stable, and laid in a Manger? this ſheweth him to bee …
    With rule
    … bee God. What greater argument of his humility than to bee borne in an InneInn, lodged in a Stable, and laid in a Manger? this ſheweth him to bee …

    Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 210 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … there a good time, he was hyred to paint certaine clothes for the new InneInn, which is in the middle of the market place: in the border of which …
    With rule
    … there a good time, he was hyred to paint certaine clothes for the new InneInn, which is in the middle of the market place: in the border of which …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • gloryegloryMorphAdorner agrees

    1,306 changes in 264 works · 98.9% consistent (1,306 of 1,320) · reach ~1,387 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … Rome, is not the Church of Christ, for she is earthely, glysteryng in Earthly gloryeglory, maynceyned by carnall strength and wysdome, mainteyning the Doctrine of bondage, and persecutyng the …
    With rule
    … Rome, is not the Church of Christ, for she is earthely, glysteryng in Earthly gloryeglory, maynceyned by carnall strength and wysdome, mainteyning the Doctrine of bondage, and persecutyng the …

    William Fulke · Sermon Preached 17 March 1577 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … ſuffered for the trueth▪ of God his word for all are created for hys gloryeglory, and God hath not at any tyme or in any place ben altogether without …
    With rule
    … ſuffered for the trueth▪ of God his word for all are created for hys gloryeglory, and God hath not at any tyme or in any place ben altogether without …

    Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · Open in the reader

  • lastelastMorphAdorner agrees

    1,286 changes in 257 works · 99.9% consistent (1,286 of 1,287) · reach ~1,352 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … beleueth in hym, ſhal haue euerlaſting lyfe. And I ſhall repſ… hym at the laſtelast daye. God ſende vs ſoule prieſtes that wyll teache vs this fode of the …
    With rule
    … beleueth in hym, ſhal haue euerlaſting lyfe. And I ſhall repſ… hym at the laſtelast daye. God ſende vs ſoule prieſtes that wyll teache vs this fode of the …

    Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · p. lxxxvi · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … his Christ, whiche is none other after their mindes, than to minister the .vii. lastelast plagues here. For no poyson is to the soule so pestilent, nor yet venim …
    With rule
    … his Christ, whiche is none other after their mindes, than to minister the .vii. lastelast plagues here. For no poyson is to the soule so pestilent, nor yet venim …

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · Open in the reader

  • dressedressMorphAdorner agrees

    1,310 changes in 676 works · 97.7% consistent (1,310 of 1,340) · reach ~1,408 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … for his guestes, the olde interpreter turneth by the verbe coquo. which signifieth to dressedress as a cooke dresseth. Genesis. 18. Wherefore we haue not yet founde facere in the …
    With rule
    … for his guestes, the olde interpreter turneth by the verbe coquo. which signifieth to dressedress as a cooke dresseth. Genesis. 18. Wherefore we haue not yet founde facere in the …

    William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 588 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … seruice of God wholy and only, for the other sixe daies he was to dressedress the garden, Gen. 2. 15. The equitie of this commandement is the rule of nature; whatsoeuer …
    With rule
    … seruice of God wholy and only, for the other sixe daies he was to dressedress the garden, Gen. 2. 15. The equitie of this commandement is the rule of nature; whatsoeuer …

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 839 · Open in the reader

  • towardetowardMorphAdorner agrees

    1,269 changes in 249 works · 99.5% consistent (1,269 of 1,275) · reach ~1,340 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … manner maketh a poyſon, is no leſſe to bee reproued of want of loue towardetoward the good name and eſtimation of our brother. For there is no man yt …
    With rule
    … manner maketh a poyſon, is no leſſe to bee reproued of want of loue towardetoward the good name and eſtimation of our brother. For there is no man yt …

    John Knewstubs · Lectures Upon Exodus 20 · p. 172 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … manye verye well learned: whyche bee nowe all clene gone, house and manne, young towardetoward scholers, and old fatherly… Doctors, not one of them lefte: one hundred also of …
    With rule
    … manye verye well learned: whyche bee nowe all clene gone, house and manne, young towardetoward scholers, and old fatherly… Doctors, not one of them lefte: one hundred also of …

    Thomas Lever · Sermon Preached at Pauls Cross · Open in the reader

  • denyedenyMorphAdorner agrees

    1,263 changes in 312 works · 99.7% consistent (1,263 of 1,266) · reach ~1,330 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … come to the Protestantes churches. And the Protestantes in other countri…s, doe vtterly denyedeny to present themselues to catholike Churches: alledging their conscience for the same, and affirming …
    With rule
    … come to the Protestantes churches. And the Protestantes in other countri…s, doe vtterly denyedeny to present themselues to catholike Churches: alledging their conscience for the same, and affirming …

    William Fulke · A Brief Confutation of a Popish Discourse · p. 50 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    WE vtterly denyedeny, that beſide the true Church, there was an vntrue church, that practiſed thoſe offices …
    With rule
    WE vtterly denyedeny, that beſide the true Church, there was an vntrue church, that practiſed thoſe offices …

    William Fulke · Answer to the Proud Challenge of a Counterset Catholic · p. 76 · Open in the reader

  • wholwholeMorphAdorner agrees

    1,260 changes in 336 works · 99.7% consistent (1,260 of 1,263) · reach ~1,327 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … king vvould or no, but the said duke being … by the pope, got the wholwhole kingdō. So did Anselmus a traitor trouble VVilliā the 2. about the election of byshops …
    With rule
    … king vvould or no, but the said duke being … by the pope, got the wholwhole kingdō. So did Anselmus a traitor trouble VVilliā the 2. about the election of byshops …

    John Field · A Caveat for Parsons Howlet · Open in the reader

    Printed
    For this cauſe t…k… vnto you the wholwhole… a…mour of God, that …ee may be able t… reſiſt in the euill …
    With rule
    For this cauſe t…k… vnto you the wholwhole… a…mour of God, that …ee may be able t… reſiſt in the euill …

    William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 138 · Open in the reader

  • thickethickMorphAdorner agrees

    1,264 changes in 522 works · 98.9% consistent (1,264 of 1,277) · reach ~1,342 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … man of Sarum can do that for need, and that I warrant you so thickethick and in so good order, that if he coulde but handsomly turne to them …
    With rule
    … man of Sarum can do that for need, and that I warrant you so thickethick and in so good order, that if he coulde but handsomly turne to them …

    Job Throckmorton · Some Laid Open in his Colors · p. 94 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … were, of ignorance, wickednesse and vnbeliefe spred ouer the eye of his soule, a thickethick curtaine drawn betwixt him and the face of God, so that he cannot see …
    With rule
    … were, of ignorance, wickednesse and vnbeliefe spred ouer the eye of his soule, a thickethick curtaine drawn betwixt him and the face of God, so that he cannot see …

    Robert Harris · The Way to True Happiness · p. 312 · Open in the reader

  • deadnessedeadnessMorphAdorner agrees

    1,276 changes in 436 works · 97.7% consistent (1,276 of 1,306) · reach ~1,372 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … whereas the quiet of a wicked conſcience ariſeth from ſearedneſſe and be…mbedneſſe and deadneſſedeadness, when men …eing paſt feeling of ſinne are not trou…ed at the committing …
    With rule
    … whereas the quiet of a wicked conſcience ariſeth from ſearedneſſe and be…mbedneſſe and deadneſſedeadness, when men …eing paſt feeling of ſinne are not trou…ed at the committing …

    William Fenner · The Souls Looking Glass 2 · p. 142 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … ſinfull diſpoſition that is ſtirring in him, every by-end, every contrariety unto holineſſe, deadneſſedeadness to duty, reluctancie to ſpirituall duties: and when regenerated, beginneth to ſee and know …
    With rule
    … ſinfull diſpoſition that is ſtirring in him, every by-end, every contrariety unto holineſſe, deadneſſedeadness to duty, reluctancie to ſpirituall duties: and when regenerated, beginneth to ſee and know …

    Thomas Goodwin · Aggravation of Sin · p. 49 · Open in the reader

  • condemnescondemnsMorphAdorner agrees

    1,251 changes in 498 works · 99.5% consistent (1,251 of 1,257) · reach ~1,321 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    This condemnescondemns the Church of Rome for a glorious Harlot, because shee loads her selfe with …
    With rule
    This condemnescondemns the Church of Rome for a glorious Harlot, because shee loads her selfe with …

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 53 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … is spiritually mercifull, findes matter of humiliation in his best workes of this kind, condemnescondemns himselfe that hee doth them so vncheerefully, so basely, so niggardly; as Nehemiah, when …
    With rule
    … is spiritually mercifull, findes matter of humiliation in his best workes of this kind, condemnescondemns himselfe that hee doth them so vncheerefully, so basely, so niggardly; as Nehemiah, when …

    Robert Harris · The Way to True Happiness · p. 223 · Open in the reader

  • monkemonkMorphAdorner agrees

    1,246 changes in 342 works · 99.9% consistent (1,246 of 1,247) · reach ~1,311 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … Fryers, chickens of the Popes owne brood. Last of all came Pope Vrban the MonkeMonk, in the yeare of our Lord, 1264. and he made up all the market. For …
    With rule
    … Fryers, chickens of the Popes owne brood. Last of all came Pope Vrban the MonkeMonk, in the yeare of our Lord, 1264. and he made up all the market. For …

    Thomas Becon · The Displaying of the Popish Mass · p. 217 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … of his thigh; that the Image of the Crucifix turnd tayle to GREGORY the MonkeMonk, when hee went from the Vespers, to walk in the Chapter- house; that Fryer …
    With rule
    … of his thigh; that the Image of the Crucifix turnd tayle to GREGORY the MonkeMonk, when hee went from the Vespers, to walk in the Chapter- house; that Fryer …

    Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · Open in the reader

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