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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.

  • fortressefortressMorphAdorner agrees

    575 changes in 291 works · 99.3% consistent (575 of 579) · reach ~608 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … all comfort taken away from her: And yet so mighty, and strong, was the fortressefortress of her faith, that this most bitter assault preuailed not to ouerthrow it. For …
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    … all comfort taken away from her: And yet so mighty, and strong, was the fortressefortress of her faith, that this most bitter assault preuailed not to ouerthrow it. For …

    William Fulke · The Woman of Canaan · p. 24 · Open in the reader

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    … my God: my ſtrength, my defence, the God of my mercy, my rocke, my fortreſſefortress, my deliuerer, my buckler, the horne of my ſalvation, mine high tower, &c. That …
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    … my God: my ſtrength, my defence, the God of my mercy, my rocke, my fortreſſefortress, my deliuerer, my buckler, the horne of my ſalvation, mine high tower, &c. That …

    William Gouge · The Saints Sacrifice · p. 165 · Open in the reader

  • fieldefieldMorphAdorner agrees

    609 changes in 234 works · 93.6% consistent (609 of 650) · reach ~683 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 93.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … and to the maymed: because he comforteth the Ostriches and venemous beastes of the fieldefield with prayse & glorie that shoulde happen vnto them, because he prophecyeth hope of freedome …
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    … and to the maymed: because he comforteth the Ostriches and venemous beastes of the fieldefield with prayse & glorie that shoulde happen vnto them, because he prophecyeth hope of freedome …

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

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    … or ſome dealing, ſuch an one was Iaacob. Eſau came wearie out of the fieldefield, and Iaakob had made pottage, and he requeſted that he would giue him ſome …
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    … or ſome dealing, ſuch an one was Iaacob. Eſau came wearie out of the fieldefield, and Iaakob had made pottage, and he requeſted that he would giue him ſome …

    George Gifford · Four Sermons · Open in the reader

  • informesinformsMorphAdorner agrees

    581 changes in 206 works · 98.1% consistent (581 of 592) · reach ~622 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    16 Leo the first, in an Epistle to the Emperour, by telling what hath beene, informesinforms …ummarilie and soundly, what should be a iust cause of Martyrdome. None of the …
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    16 Leo the first, in an Epistle to the Emperour, by telling what hath beene, informesinforms …ummarilie and soundly, what should be a iust cause of Martyrdome. None of the …

    John Donne · Pseudo-Martyr · p. 205 · Open in the reader

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    … far from telling us of such a way of being justified, as that he informesinforms us, the reason, why he abode in his Fathers love, was his obedience: he …
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    … far from telling us of such a way of being justified, as that he informesinforms us, the reason, why he abode in his Fathers love, was his obedience: he …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 295 · Open in the reader

  • tryetryMorphAdorner agrees

    588 changes in 305 works · 96.8% consistent (588 of 607) · reach ~641 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 96.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … children of god, yet the Lord him selfe hath a specy all hand to tryetry it maye be who theye are, that with a double face, and who with …
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    … children of god, yet the Lord him selfe hath a specy all hand to tryetry it maye be who theye are, that with a double face, and who with …

    Martin Marprelate · Protestation · p. 6 · Open in the reader

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    … Gods vvill to ſaue euery perticular man amongſt them. Novv let vs come to tryetry the truth of this matter ſince the coming of Chriſt in the fleſh, at …
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    … Gods vvill to ſaue euery perticular man amongſt them. Novv let vs come to tryetry the truth of this matter ſince the coming of Chriſt in the fleſh, at …

    John Forbes · Sermon on 1 Timothy 2:4 · p. 15 · Open in the reader

  • hebrewehebrewMorphAdorner agrees

    599 changes in 152 works · 95.0% consistent (599 of 630) · reach ~662 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    … veritie. Whether wrote Moyſes (the HebreweHebrew and deuyne) and after hym Eſdras in the HebreweHebrew and vulgar tongue or in ſome other ſtraunge tongue? Did Ariſtotle and Plato Greke …
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    … veritie. Whether wrote Moyſes (the HebreweHebrew and deuyne) and after hym Eſdras in the HebreweHebrew and vulgar tongue or in ſome other ſtraunge tongue? Did Ariſtotle and Plato Greke …

    Petrus Ramus · The Logic Newly Translated · p. 7 · Open in the reader

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    … kynd of musicall instrumēt this psaltry was, which the Grekes call Nablō, of the HebreweHebrew worde Neball, it is vncertayne to the wryters. But y• it was an instrument …
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    … kynd of musicall instrumēt this psaltry was, which the Grekes call Nablō, of the HebreweHebrew worde Neball, it is vncertayne to the wryters. But y• it was an instrument …

    Thomas Becon · Davids Harp · Open in the reader

  • harpeharpMorphAdorner agrees

    568 changes in 322 works · 100% consistent (568 of 568) · reach ~597 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … by Gods word, nor against the generall Rules) hang together, as we say, like harpeharp and harrow. He would make the world beleeue, that Mr. G. is a strange …
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    … by Gods word, nor against the generall Rules) hang together, as we say, like harpeharp and harrow. He would make the world beleeue, that Mr. G. is a strange …

    Thomas Gataker · A Just Defense of Certain Passages · p. 117 · Open in the reader

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    … is moſt befitting querulous and mournfull olde age. The hoarſe Graſhopper, and the warbling HarpeHarp, the whiſtling Bird, and the Flute, with all winde inſtruments, inſtrumentall and vocall conſents …
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    … is moſt befitting querulous and mournfull olde age. The hoarſe Graſhopper, and the warbling HarpeHarp, the whiſtling Bird, and the Flute, with all winde inſtruments, inſtrumentall and vocall conſents …

    Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 323 · Open in the reader

  • hostehostMorphAdorner agrees

    746 changes in 328 works · 76.0% consistent (746 of 981) · reach ~1,032 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 76.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … consume all our enemies, to thē it shall bee darkenesse, but light to the hostehost of Israel: it shall bee hid, and is so onely, to them that perish …
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    … consume all our enemies, to thē it shall bee darkenesse, but light to the hostehost of Israel: it shall bee hid, and is so onely, to them that perish …

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

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    … for Gladiatours or Sword players, they were no ſuch hoſtiae or victimae, quaſi ab hoſtehost victo, ſacrifices of their enemies; nor yet the children of the poorer ſort, ſuch …
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    … for Gladiatours or Sword players, they were no ſuch hoſtiae or victimae, quaſi ab hoſtehost victo, ſacrifices of their enemies; nor yet the children of the poorer ſort, ſuch …

    Robert Jenison · The Height of Israels Heathenish Idolatry · p. 5 · Open in the reader

  • cookecookMorphAdorner agrees

    580 changes in 252 works · 97.4% consistent (580 of 595) · reach ~625 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    … this end. Paul plants, Apollo waters; God alone muſt giue the encreaſe. Rebecca may cookecook the veniſon: but Iſack muſt giue the bleſſing. All that wee can doe is …
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    … this end. Paul plants, Apollo waters; God alone muſt giue the encreaſe. Rebecca may cookecook the veniſon: but Iſack muſt giue the bleſſing. All that wee can doe is …

    Nehemiah Rogers · Christian Courtesy · p. 76 · Open in the reader

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    … the craft and ſubtiltie of oure common aduerſarie the Diuell, who, like the cunning CookeCook yt for his gaine prepareth ſundrie ſwéete and pleaſant diſhes to procure appetite, when …
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    … the craft and ſubtiltie of oure common aduerſarie the Diuell, who, like the cunning CookeCook yt for his gaine prepareth ſundrie ſwéete and pleaſant diſhes to procure appetite, when …

    John Stockwood · Sermon 24 August 1578 · p. 131 · Open in the reader

  • scornesscornsMorphAdorner agrees

    579 changes in 342 works · 97.4% consistent (579 of 594) · reach ~624 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    … the pride of the Phariſie, vpon the conceit of his righteouſnes, & through it he ſcornesscorns the poore man beſides him, who was notwithſtanding more iuſtified then he was. The …
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    … the pride of the Phariſie, vpon the conceit of his righteouſnes, & through it he ſcornesscorns the poore man beſides him, who was notwithſtanding more iuſtified then he was. The …

    Robert Rollock · Lectures Upon Colossians · p. 213 · Open in the reader

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    … which cannot lie assured me, and will not my reason confirme it, that he scornesscorns the scorner? How should I looke upon his face when he must be my …
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    … which cannot lie assured me, and will not my reason confirme it, that he scornesscorns the scorner? How should I looke upon his face when he must be my …

    Phineas Fletcher · The Way to Blessedness · p. 86 · Open in the reader

  • herodeherod

    571 changes in 202 works · 98.7% consistent (571 of 578) · reach ~607 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … but by two onely, and both bad ones, Pharao an Heathen the one, and HerodeHerod, no better, if not worse then an Heathen, the other. Which argument yet will …
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    … but by two onely, and both bad ones, Pharao an Heathen the one, and HerodeHerod, no better, if not worse then an Heathen, the other. Which argument yet will …

    Thomas Gataker · Nature and Use of Lots · p. 177 · Open in the reader

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    … dutie, he is often curning the eyes of the Pharisees, Sadduces, high Priests, Matth. 23. HerodeHerod, Luk. 4. his owne countrimen: his owne disciples, most sharpely; calling Peter Sathan, and saying …
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    … dutie, he is often curning the eyes of the Pharisees, Sadduces, high Priests, Matth. 23. HerodeHerod, Luk. 4. his owne countrimen: his owne disciples, most sharpely; calling Peter Sathan, and saying …

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 632 · Open in the reader

  • anselmeanselmMorphAdorner agrees

    566 changes in 201 works · 99.6% consistent (566 of 568) · reach ~597 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … it must be without all staine or want: and this cannot be inherent righteousnes. AnselmeAnselm saith, He is made sinne as we are made iustice: not ours but Gods …
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    … it must be without all staine or want: and this cannot be inherent righteousnes. AnselmeAnselm saith, He is made sinne as we are made iustice: not ours but Gods …

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 927 · Open in the reader

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    … meere Divells incarnate in verity: as appeares by seuerall Popes, by Thomas of Becket, AnselmeAnselm, Edward, Thomas, and William, of Canterbury, with divers of our anuncient English, and late …
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    … meere Divells incarnate in verity: as appeares by seuerall Popes, by Thomas of Becket, AnselmeAnselm, Edward, Thomas, and William, of Canterbury, with divers of our anuncient English, and late …

    William Prynne · A Looking Glass for All Lordly Prelates · p. 18 · Open in the reader

  • axiomeaxiomMorphAdorner agrees

    562 changes in 285 works · 100% consistent (562 of 562) · reach ~591 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    The firſt axiomeaxiom iuſtifieth a certaine obliuion or forgetfulneſſe in Chriſt, when all the faculties of the …
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    The firſt axiomeaxiom iuſtifieth a certaine obliuion or forgetfulneſſe in Chriſt, when all the faculties of the …

    John Smyth · The Bright Morning Star · p. 156 · Open in the reader

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    … MERCIE, Hose. 10.12. Neither doe we hereby any whit detract from the truth of that axiomeaxiom, That God will give every man acccording to his works: for still the question …
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    … MERCIE, Hose. 10.12. Neither doe we hereby any whit detract from the truth of that axiomeaxiom, That God will give every man acccording to his works: for still the question …

    James Ussher · Answer to a Jesuit in Ireland · p. 493 · Open in the reader

  • boundlesseboundlessMorphAdorner agrees

    566 changes in 328 works · 99.1% consistent (566 of 571) · reach ~600 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … of Defence, of an All-sufficient & Almighty God, just, wise, provident, mercifull, full of boundlesseboundless compassion, and all to support his poore creatures from failing before him?
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    … of Defence, of an All-sufficient & Almighty God, just, wise, provident, mercifull, full of boundlesseboundless compassion, and all to support his poore creatures from failing before him?

    Richard Sibbes · Yea and Amen · p. 225 · Open in the reader

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    Whose boundlesseboundless beautie all discourse transcendeth,
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    Whose boundlesseboundless beautie all discourse transcendeth,

    John Vicars · A Prospective Glass to Look into Heaven · Open in the reader

  • askesasksMorphAdorner agrees

    564 changes in 298 works · 99.4% consistent (564 of 567) · reach ~596 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … Lord, the great God, our soveraigne Creatour: But now when the Lord comes and askesasks no more at our hands but this, you shall love mee, will you deny …
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    … Lord, the great God, our soveraigne Creatour: But now when the Lord comes and askesasks no more at our hands but this, you shall love mee, will you deny …

    John Preston · The Breastplate of Faith and Love · p. 44 · Open in the reader

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    … sayth he? How doe you? with many termes of his best Rhetoricke: and then askesasks, if he be hungrie; and if he be, sets his cheare before him on …
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    … sayth he? How doe you? with many termes of his best Rhetoricke: and then askesasks, if he be hungrie; and if he be, sets his cheare before him on …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 710 · Open in the reader

  • wedlockewedlockMorphAdorner agrees

    645 changes in 203 works · 86.9% consistent (645 of 742) · reach ~780 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 86.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … that canſt neuer away to keepe touch with God in the duties of ſpirituall wedlockewedlock.
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    … that canſt neuer away to keepe touch with God in the duties of ſpirituall wedlockewedlock.

    Henry Finch · The Calling of the Jews · p. 211 · Open in the reader

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    XII. Chaſtity in wedlockewedlock: Heb. 13. 4. 1. Cor. 7. 5. Rom. 13, 4.
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    XII. Chaſtity in wedlockewedlock: Heb. 13. 4. 1. Cor. 7. 5. Rom. 13, 4.

    Thomas Granger · The Tree of Good and Evil · p. 48 · Open in the reader

  • solidesolidMorphAdorner agrees

    566 changes in 214 works · 98.9% consistent (566 of 572) · reach ~601 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … ſubſtance; not appearing, vntill by the power of God it was compacted into a ſolidesolid maſſe, and drawne out of the depth; and receiued the forme of the earth …
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    … ſubſtance; not appearing, vntill by the power of God it was compacted into a ſolidesolid maſſe, and drawne out of the depth; and receiued the forme of the earth …

    Elnathan Parr · The Grounds of Divinity · p. 80 · Open in the reader

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    … which served for the former ages; cannot now serue, nor be sufficient to ground solidesolid conjectures vpon, for they are altered and changed. For the which, it is to …
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    … which served for the former ages; cannot now serue, nor be sufficient to ground solidesolid conjectures vpon, for they are altered and changed. For the which, it is to …

    Robert Pont · The Right Reckoning of Years and Ages of the World · p. 42 · Open in the reader

  • chaldechaldeeMorphAdorner agrees

    561 changes in 116 works · 99.6% consistent (561 of 563) · reach ~592 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … Church besides ye Hebrewes. A great peece of Ezra in ChaldeChaldee, because takē from ChaldeChaldee Chronicles. Those parts of Daniels visions that concerne al the world, are written in …
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    … Church besides ye Hebrewes. A great peece of Ezra in ChaldeChaldee, because takē from ChaldeChaldee Chronicles. Those parts of Daniels visions that concerne al the world, are written in …

    John Lightfoot · Miscellanies Christian and Judaical · p. 114 · Open in the reader

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    … this citie Babylon, and his people therin, Rev. 18. 4. as of old, in Babylon of ChaldeChaldee…. Ier. 50. &c.
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    … this citie Babylon, and his people therin, Rev. 18. 4. as of old, in Babylon of ChaldeChaldee…. Ier. 50. &c.

    Henry Ainsworth · A Reply to a Pretended Christians Plea for the Church of Rome · p. 42 · Open in the reader

  • bondesbondsMorphAdorner agrees

    557 changes in 204 works · 100% consistent (557 of 557) · reach ~585 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … of this Equitie, thus described, men may know how to guide themselues, in suing bondesbonds, and taking forfeitures: and how men may with good conscience, carrie themselues in suretyships …
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    … of this Equitie, thus described, men may know how to guide themselues, in suing bondesbonds, and taking forfeitures: and how men may with good conscience, carrie themselues in suretyships …

    William Perkins · Christian Equity and Moderation · p. 20 · Open in the reader

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    … such vehement termes, I referre it to his iudgement. whether I haue passed the bondesbonds of modestie, or equitie, yea or nay. First he chargeth me with a ruffianlike …
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    … such vehement termes, I referre it to his iudgement. whether I haue passed the bondesbonds of modestie, or equitie, yea or nay. First he chargeth me with a ruffianlike …

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

  • plainnesseplainnessMorphAdorner agrees

    568 changes in 369 works · 97.9% consistent (568 of 580) · reach ~609 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … their soules. What defences was Saint Paul driven to make for himselfe, for his plainnesseplainness in unfolding the Gospell? The more CHRIST in himselfe, and in his servants shall …
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    … their soules. What defences was Saint Paul driven to make for himselfe, for his plainnesseplainness in unfolding the Gospell? The more CHRIST in himselfe, and in his servants shall …

    Richard Sibbes · The Bruised Reed · p. 205 · Open in the reader

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    … fyrst calle to remembraunce, what matter we haue in hāde and then with like plainnesseplainness declare, what playne order we ent…nde to take in discussyng of the same …
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    … fyrst calle to remembraunce, what matter we haue in hāde and then with like plainnesseplainness declare, what playne order we ent…nde to take in discussyng of the same …

    William Fulke · Anti-Prognostication · Open in the reader

  • withdrawewithdrawMorphAdorner agrees

    562 changes in 219 works · 98.7% consistent (562 of 569) · reach ~598 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … eſty…ate things according to his own …pinion, aſſaieth with all poſſible meanes too withdrawewithdraw man from his vaine eſtimation and affeccion of erthly thingꝭ ſo that the affection …
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    … eſty…ate things according to his own …pinion, aſſaieth with all poſſible meanes too withdrawewithdraw man from his vaine eſtimation and affeccion of erthly thingꝭ ſo that the affection …

    Martin Luther · Certain Meditations of Perfect Consolation · Open in the reader

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    … and of foule earth and fleshly lustes, yt maketh good Angells & good people to withdrawewithdraw them from vs. For ryghte as a nettle brenneth roses and other flowers that …
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    … and of foule earth and fleshly lustes, yt maketh good Angells & good people to withdrawewithdraw them from vs. For ryghte as a nettle brenneth roses and other flowers that …

    Thomas Becon · The Relics of Rome · p. 169 · Open in the reader

  • trutrueMorphAdorner agrees

    634 changes in 370 works · 87.2% consistent (634 of 727) · reach ~764 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 87.2% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    … my teares may be to me in stead of bread day and night. Thou trutrue ly king of Glory and master of all vertu, hast taught vs with thy …
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    … my teares may be to me in stead of bread day and night. Thou trutrue ly king of Glory and master of all vertu, hast taught vs with thy …

    Thomas Becon · The Pomander of Prayer · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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    … Prognosticate, then they vse two wayes of foretelling, eyther to speak that which is trutrue euery way, or that which is true euerie yeare. For the first, amongest many …
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    … Prognosticate, then they vse two wayes of foretelling, eyther to speak that which is trutrue euery way, or that which is true euerie yeare. For the first, amongest many …

    William Perkins · Four Great Liars Striving · Open in the reader

  • lowlinesselowlinessMorphAdorner agrees

    588 changes in 289 works · 93.7% consistent (588 of 627) · reach ~659 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 93.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    Thirdly, yee shall know if yee deny your selves, by the humility and lowlinesselowliness of your minds: Are yee content to be translated from one condition to another …
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    Thirdly, yee shall know if yee deny your selves, by the humility and lowlinesselowliness of your minds: Are yee content to be translated from one condition to another …

    John Preston · Four Godly and Learned Treatises · p. 207 · Open in the reader

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    … it, and to perſwade all that are fit to learne better things, to practiſe lowlineſſelowliness and humilitie in ſtead of ſuch diſguiſedneſſe. And this bee ſaid of Zebuls wrath …
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    … it, and to perſwade all that are fit to learne better things, to practiſe lowlineſſelowliness and humilitie in ſtead of ſuch diſguiſedneſſe. And this bee ſaid of Zebuls wrath …

    Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 479 · Open in the reader

  • chaldchaldeeMorphAdorner disagrees

    555 changes in 84 works · 99.2% consistent (555 of 559) · reach ~587 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Printed
    … the Chaldee worde whiche they translate, Breake off, by Munsters owne iudgement in lexico ChaldChaldee. signifieth rather, and more principally, to redeeme. Thirdely, the other worde whiche they translate …
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    … the Chaldee worde whiche they translate, Breake off, by Munsters owne iudgement in lexico ChaldChaldee. signifieth rather, and more principally, to redeeme. Thirdely, the other worde whiche they translate …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 375 · Open in the reader

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    … men went to Bethel there to offer sacrifice, and so thinketh Iosephus, so the ChaldChaldee. and Septuag. for that Bethel was held to be a religious place, because of …
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    … men went to Bethel there to offer sacrifice, and so thinketh Iosephus, so the ChaldChaldee. and Septuag. for that Bethel was held to be a religious place, because of …

    Andrew Willet · Harmony Upon 1 Samuel · p. 60 · Open in the reader

  • groundesgroundsMorphAdorner agrees

    568 changes in 242 works · 96.9% consistent (568 of 586) · reach ~616 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    Wherein be discoursed and discussed the principall groundesgrounds and foundations of our Christian faith, of the true & syncere church, of Christ our …
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    Wherein be discoursed and discussed the principall groundesgrounds and foundations of our Christian faith, of the true & syncere church, of Christ our …

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

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    … to be altogether abominable. And therefore your collection (M. Allen) being all vpon false groundesgrounds is nothing to be regarded of olde or younge. But Sathan your suttill maister …
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    … to be altogether abominable. And therefore your collection (M. Allen) being all vpon false groundesgrounds is nothing to be regarded of olde or younge. But Sathan your suttill maister …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 236 · Open in the reader

  • galilegalileeMorphAdorner agrees

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    … two men stoode by them in white apparell, which also said: ye mē of GalileGalilee, why stand ye gasing vp into heauen? This same Iesus, which is taken vp …
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    … two men stoode by them in white apparell, which also said: ye mē of GalileGalilee, why stand ye gasing vp into heauen? This same Iesus, which is taken vp …

    Thomas Becon · The Principles of Christian Religion · Open in the reader

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    … is noted the Place where this Sermon was made, to wit, a Mountaine in GalileGalilee: He went vp into a Mountaine. This place he chose for two causes: First …
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    … is noted the Place where this Sermon was made, to wit, a Mountaine in GalileGalilee: He went vp into a Mountaine. This place he chose for two causes: First …

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount · p. 4 · Open in the reader

  • decayesdecaysMorphAdorner agrees

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    Vexed her I haue, with battayles and decayesdecays,
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    Vexed her I haue, with battayles and decayesdecays,

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

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    Quhen earthly pleasure, game, and myrth decayesdecays:
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    Quhen earthly pleasure, game, and myrth decayesdecays:

    James Melville · A Spiritual Propine of a Pastor to his People · Open in the reader

  • veileveilMorphAdorner agrees

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    Vſe Wee alſo haue our veileveil of Abaſures by afflictions, infirmities, and imperfections; ſuch, ſo great, that the world knowes …
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    Vſe Wee alſo haue our veileveil of Abaſures by afflictions, infirmities, and imperfections; ſuch, ſo great, that the world knowes …

    William Sclater · Exposition of 2 Thessalonians · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    … to expresse the deepest sorrow that might bee, did cover the partie with a veileveil.
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    … to expresse the deepest sorrow that might bee, did cover the partie with a veileveil.

    Thomas Taylor · Two Sermons · p. 9 · Open in the reader

  • bloweblowMorphAdorner agrees

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    … doth tie other cloathes about vs, cloſe to vs, which otherwiſe the winde would bloweblow about, and would hang but looſe vpon vs: ſo this girdle of truth doth …
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    … doth tie other cloathes about vs, cloſe to vs, which otherwiſe the winde would bloweblow about, and would hang but looſe vpon vs: ſo this girdle of truth doth …

    Paul Baynes · The Spiritual Armor · p. 130 · Open in the reader

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    … lies, which Petrusa Sotto (the Emperours good ghostly father) and other Catholike Priestes did bloweblow in at his eares: not for that they did suppose it to be so …
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    … lies, which Petrusa Sotto (the Emperours good ghostly father) and other Catholike Priestes did bloweblow in at his eares: not for that they did suppose it to be so …

    Phillips Marnix · The Bee Hive of the Romish Church · Open in the reader

  • metropolitanemetropolitanMorphAdorner agrees

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    … of the worlde, aroſe the gret Latin or Romane Empire, whoſe chiefe ſeat and MetropolitaneMetropolitan citie Rome, is ſet vp on their ſeuen hils Palatinus, Coelius, Ianiculus (otherwiſe called …
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    … of the worlde, aroſe the gret Latin or Romane Empire, whoſe chiefe ſeat and MetropolitaneMetropolitan citie Rome, is ſet vp on their ſeuen hils Palatinus, Coelius, Ianiculus (otherwiſe called …

    John Napier · The Whole Revelation of John in Two Treatises · p. 166 · Open in the reader

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    … vp, and so proceede till shee bee all out. And yet will not the MetropolitaneMetropolitan suffer any drinke but water or mares milke, hauing officers to make search and …
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    … vp, and so proceede till shee bee all out. And yet will not the MetropolitaneMetropolitan suffer any drinke but water or mares milke, hauing officers to make search and …

    Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 356 · Open in the reader

  • fondefondMorphAdorner agrees

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    … vs to doe: and not to depend vppon immediate helpes from Heauen, as many fondefond and fantasticall men doe, who are therefore oftentimes iustly forsaken of GOD, and left …
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    … vs to doe: and not to depend vppon immediate helpes from Heauen, as many fondefond and fantasticall men doe, who are therefore oftentimes iustly forsaken of GOD, and left …

    William Perkins · The Calling of the Ministry · p. 82 · Open in the reader

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    … which are no where, nor were euer instituted by God, but drowsily deuised by fondefond & foolish vanitie of mans idle imagination, is no matter of faith at all, but …
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    … which are no where, nor were euer instituted by God, but drowsily deuised by fondefond & foolish vanitie of mans idle imagination, is no matter of faith at all, but …

    John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · Open in the reader

  • preceptespreceptsMorphAdorner agrees

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    … Hic digitus Dei, This is the Finger of God. Thus, one Moses shall giue preceptesprecepts to sixe hundred thousand men, able to beare Armes. One Peter conuert three thousand …
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    … Hic digitus Dei, This is the Finger of God. Thus, one Moses shall giue preceptesprecepts to sixe hundred thousand men, able to beare Armes. One Peter conuert three thousand …

    Thomas Adams · Heaven and Earth Reconciled · p. 3 · Open in the reader

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    … that wyll not fayle them. Non other doctryne do they couete / nor yet other preceptesprecepts of lyuynge. Though they be here in the earthye / yet dwelle they not vpō …
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    … that wyll not fayle them. Non other doctryne do they couete / nor yet other preceptesprecepts of lyuynge. Though they be here in the earthye / yet dwelle they not vpō …

    John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation 2 · p. 58 · Open in the reader

  • loosenesseloosenessMorphAdorner agrees

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    … and grace in man come from God. Hence our common people take occasion of loosenesselooseness of life: for tell them that they must repent and beleeue, if they will …
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    … and grace in man come from God. Hence our common people take occasion of loosenesselooseness of life: for tell them that they must repent and beleeue, if they will …

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount · p. 134 · Open in the reader

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    … and accuſe you of your vanities, and lay before you, the daies of your looſeneſſelooseness, deſpaire not. Haue you ſpent thirtie yeeres in vanitie? nay, haue you ſpent fortie …
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    … and accuſe you of your vanities, and lay before you, the daies of your looſeneſſelooseness, deſpaire not. Haue you ſpent thirtie yeeres in vanitie? nay, haue you ſpent fortie …

    Gabriel Powel · The Resolved Christian Exhorting to Resolution · p. 184 · Open in the reader

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    … hauing, and vſing of al his creatures: And that in the ſweate of our browesbrows wee doe eat that bread, which by reaſon thereof, cannot bee called the bread …
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    … hauing, and vſing of al his creatures: And that in the ſweate of our browesbrows wee doe eat that bread, which by reaſon thereof, cannot bee called the bread …

    Robert Hill · The Pathway to Prayer and Piety · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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    … and as the Lord saieth their stifneck which hath an yron vaine and their browesbrows of brasse which dispyse the goodnes of God, they became cast awayes, Becaus (as …
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    … and as the Lord saieth their stifneck which hath an yron vaine and their browesbrows of brasse which dispyse the goodnes of God, they became cast awayes, Becaus (as …

    John Knox · An Answer to Blasphemous Cavillations by an Anabaptist · p. 107 · Open in the reader

  • impugneimpugnMorphAdorner agrees

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    … vnder hym, may ouercome ther inuisible enemies the Amalechites, which are dyuels that do impugneimpugn and fyghte agaynst them, that wyll lyue godly in Christ.
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    … vnder hym, may ouercome ther inuisible enemies the Amalechites, which are dyuels that do impugneimpugn and fyghte agaynst them, that wyll lyue godly in Christ.

    Thomas Becon · An Invective Against Swearing · p. lxxvii · Open in the reader

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    … man, but rather doth question it, doubt of it; yea, to his power, doth impugneimpugn and resist it.
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    … man, but rather doth question it, doubt of it; yea, to his power, doth impugneimpugn and resist it.

    Thomas Bedford · The Sin Unto Death · p. 64 · Open in the reader

  • blossomeblossomMorphAdorner agrees

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    … wee ſee the lightning firſt, before wee heare the cracke, and wee ſee the bloſſomeblossom firſt, before we ſee the bud, though in order of nature, theſe laſt are …
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    … wee ſee the lightning firſt, before wee heare the cracke, and wee ſee the bloſſomeblossom firſt, before we ſee the bud, though in order of nature, theſe laſt are …

    Paul Baynes · A Help to True Happiness · p. 234 · Open in the reader

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    … his kingdome bee? That doth he shewe vs apparantly in his eleuenth Chapter. A blossomeblossom shall spring (sayth he) out of the stocke of Isay, and a braunch shall …
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    … his kingdome bee? That doth he shewe vs apparantly in his eleuenth Chapter. A blossomeblossom shall spring (sayth he) out of the stocke of Isay, and a braunch shall …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 499 · Open in the reader

  • godlessegodlessMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … blind errours and deadlie ſleepe of Antichriſtianiſme. And laſt, how by Gods trueth, theſe godleſſegodless kingdomes, ſhall be extinguiſhed, and Chriſt ſhal come to iudge all men according to …
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    … blind errours and deadlie ſleepe of Antichriſtianiſme. And laſt, how by Gods trueth, theſe godleſſegodless kingdomes, ſhall be extinguiſhed, and Chriſt ſhal come to iudge all men according to …

    John Napier · The Whole Revelation of John in Two Treatises · p. 231 · Open in the reader

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    … ſo doing hee ſhoulde both ſaue himſelfe and thoſe that heard him. But this godleſſegodless man, that indeede hee might ſhewe himſelfe not vnlike that ſonne of perdition, of …
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    … ſo doing hee ſhoulde both ſaue himſelfe and thoſe that heard him. But this godleſſegodless man, that indeede hee might ſhewe himſelfe not vnlike that ſonne of perdition, of …

    John Penry · Reformation Unjustly Charged as Enemies · Open in the reader

  • proceedesproceedsMorphAdorner agrees

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    … to make many excuses and obiections, therfore Christ hath answered two before. Now he proceedesproceeds, and strikes at the roote of couetousnesse, which is immoderate and inordinate care for …
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    … to make many excuses and obiections, therfore Christ hath answered two before. Now he proceedesproceeds, and strikes at the roote of couetousnesse, which is immoderate and inordinate care for …

    William Perkins · The Reformation of Covetousness · p. 127 · Open in the reader

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    … they may bee solemnized. Loe here your prohibition of Marriages at certaine limited seasons, proceedesproceeds originally from the Councell of Trent, and from no other Diuine, or Humane Authoritie …
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    … they may bee solemnized. Loe here your prohibition of Marriages at certaine limited seasons, proceedesproceeds originally from the Councell of Trent, and from no other Diuine, or Humane Authoritie …

    William Prynne · Survey and Censure of Mr Cozens · p. 35 · Open in the reader

  • sayingessayingsMorphAdorner agrees

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    … that ſame cup the communion of his blood, doeth altogether ſhewe that bothe theſe ſayingessayings are figuratiue, or at leaſt wiſe one of them too witte, eyther that of …
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    … that ſame cup the communion of his blood, doeth altogether ſhewe that bothe theſe ſayingessayings are figuratiue, or at leaſt wiſe one of them too witte, eyther that of …

    Theodore Beza · Christian Questions and Answers Part 2 · Open in the reader

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    … Councells, where lacketh any necessarie confirmation? This is a shamelesse eluding of the Doctors sayingessayings. For first Augustine includeth all catholike Bishops, in possibility of erring in doctrine, not …
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    … Councells, where lacketh any necessarie confirmation? This is a shamelesse eluding of the Doctors sayingessayings. For first Augustine includeth all catholike Bishops, in possibility of erring in doctrine, not …

    William Fulke · Rejoinder to Bristows Reply · p. 309 · Open in the reader

  • necessaryenecessaryMorphAdorner agrees

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    … infected and corrupted with theyr poyſon and wicked errours. For that purpoſe it is neceſſaryenecessary / that vniuerſities or ſcooles be maynteyned / from whence ſoch men do at length come …
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    … infected and corrupted with theyr poyſon and wicked errours. For that purpoſe it is neceſſaryenecessary / that vniuerſities or ſcooles be maynteyned / from whence ſoch men do at length come …

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

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    O Lord geue me neither pouertye nor riches: onelye graunt me a necessaryenecessary lyuinge.
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    O Lord geue me neither pouertye nor riches: onelye graunt me a necessaryenecessary lyuinge.

    Thomas Becon · The Governance of Virtue · Open in the reader

  • rayesraysMorphAdorner agrees

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    … as delyght in them. But in very deede, this Starre appearing in December without rayesrays, and being healthfull, was not an ordinarie Comet, but a very Starre in deede …
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    … as delyght in them. But in very deede, this Starre appearing in December without rayesrays, and being healthfull, was not an ordinarie Comet, but a very Starre in deede …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 630 · Open in the reader

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    … the beauty, all the glory, all the joy in the world are but beames, & rayesrays, & flashes of this King of glory, beauty, and joy. By him were all things …
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    … the beauty, all the glory, all the joy in the world are but beames, & rayesrays, & flashes of this King of glory, beauty, and joy. By him were all things …

    Francis Rous · The Mystical Marriage · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • revealesrevealsMorphAdorner agrees

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    … a blessed discovery is this; that not onely revealesreveals Divine Truths to us, but revealesreveals them so to us, that we have our share and interest in them?
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    … a blessed discovery is this; that not onely revealesreveals Divine Truths to us, but revealesreveals them so to us, that we have our share and interest in them?

    Richard Sibbes · Light from Heaven · p. 25 · Open in the reader

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    … kinds of duties and such particular workes, as he ought to do and God revealesreveals to him & declar…s to be his wi…l that hee should do them.
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    … kinds of duties and such particular workes, as he ought to do and God revealesreveals to him & declar…s to be his wi…l that hee should do them.

    George Walker · The Doctrine of the Sabbath · p. 61 · Open in the reader

  • reportereportMorphAdorner agrees

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    … they abide: then to be gheſtes or ſtrangers as the Athenians boaſted by Iſccrates reportereport, in his Panegirica. That others as the remnanntes of dyners mixtures, were raked into …
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    … they abide: then to be gheſtes or ſtrangers as the Athenians boaſted by Iſccrates reportereport, in his Panegirica. That others as the remnanntes of dyners mixtures, were raked into …

    Laurence Humphrey · The Nobles · Open in the reader

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    … be the thynges that I here of your demeanour. I wysshed to here better reportereport of you. Haue ye thus deceyued me? or haue ye rather deceyued your selues?
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    … be the thynges that I here of your demeanour. I wysshed to here better reportereport of you. Haue ye thus deceyued me? or haue ye rather deceyued your selues?

    Hugh Latimer · Sermon Before Parliament Began · Open in the reader

  • twainetwainMorphAdorner agrees

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    … forked Stalions to marie: and if any of them keepe a breedyng whore or twainetwain, that bryngeth foorth children, the Biſſhoppes then (forſooth) becauſe they maie not ſéeme altogether …
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    … forked Stalions to marie: and if any of them keepe a breedyng whore or twainetwain, that bryngeth foorth children, the Biſſhoppes then (forſooth) becauſe they maie not ſéeme altogether …

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

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    … for the further helpe of the reader I will leade him a worde or twainetwain from theſe ſtorie writers to the Counſels. If happely wee may finde ſome of …
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    … for the further helpe of the reader I will leade him a worde or twainetwain from theſe ſtorie writers to the Counſels. If happely wee may finde ſome of …

    Josias Nichols · Abrahams Faith · p. 230 · Open in the reader

  • causelessecauselessMorphAdorner agrees

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    … thoſe, who haue accuſed theſe poore creatures, feele his iudgements. The curſe, which is cauſeleſſecauseless, ſhall flie away, but the Lord heareth the curſes, which wrong and miſerie cauſeth …
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    … thoſe, who haue accuſed theſe poore creatures, feele his iudgements. The curſe, which is cauſeleſſecauseless, ſhall flie away, but the Lord heareth the curſes, which wrong and miſerie cauſeth …

    Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 286 · Open in the reader

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    The cauſe is a cauſeleſſecauseless cauſe, and that which ſhould be a farther cauſe of a continual loue. Am …
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    The cauſe is a cauſeleſſecauseless cauſe, and that which ſhould be a farther cauſe of a continual loue. Am …

    John Prime · Exposition of Galatians · p. 180 · Open in the reader

  • ebbeebbMorphAdorner agrees

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    … first ages, because our part of the World was not yet sufficiently peopled to ebbeebb backe agayne: but it befell chiefly a little afore or a little after the …
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    … first ages, because our part of the World was not yet sufficiently peopled to ebbeebb backe agayne: but it befell chiefly a little afore or a little after the …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 120 · Open in the reader

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    … the full of the Moone, when all Seas are most full, and doe not ebbeebb and flowe as they vse to▪ doe at other times.
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    … the full of the Moone, when all Seas are most full, and doe not ebbeebb and flowe as they vse to▪ doe at other times.

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount · p. 468 · Open in the reader

  • adulteresseadulteressMorphAdorner agrees

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    … lawe. Neither can ſhee, nor ought ſhee, in ſuch caſe, be diuorced, as an AdultereſſeAdulteress ought. And thus it appeareth … ſtill, that you ſinne again ſtabe Third Commaundment in …
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    … lawe. Neither can ſhee, nor ought ſhee, in ſuch caſe, be diuorced, as an AdultereſſeAdulteress ought. And thus it appeareth … ſtill, that you ſinne again ſtabe Third Commaundment in …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England · p. 34 · Open in the reader

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    … what then? will they make the Church a monſter with two heads, and an adultereſſeadulteress with two huſbands? For Chriſt muſt be one head and huſband and the Pope …
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    … what then? will they make the Church a monſter with two heads, and an adultereſſeadulteress with two huſbands? For Chriſt muſt be one head and huſband and the Pope …

    Thomas Beard · Antichrist the Pope of Rome · p. 276 · Open in the reader

  • sweatesweatMorphAdorner agrees

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    … gathering, we muſt ſing and labour, and in the middell of our labour and ſweatesweat be meary, and ſo affected, that we can be content to forgoe all with …
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    … gathering, we muſt ſing and labour, and in the middell of our labour and ſweatesweat be meary, and ſo affected, that we can be content to forgoe all with …

    Martin Luther · Exposition of Ecclesiastes · p. 91 · Open in the reader

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    … set forth this their gentlemāry, they poll they pyl, they wake they …ake, they sweatesweat they freate, they gripe thei nipe, thei face thei brase, they semble they dissēble …
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    … set forth this their gentlemāry, they poll they pyl, they wake they …ake, they sweatesweat they freate, they gripe thei nipe, thei face thei brase, they semble they dissēble …

    Thomas Becon · The Fortress of the Faithful Against the Cruel Assaults of Poverty and Hunger · Open in the reader

  • sailessailsMorphAdorner agrees

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    This ſhould teach vs to plucke downe our ſailessails, and to abate the great daintineſſe of our bodies whereunto we are growne. Such …
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    This ſhould teach vs to plucke downe our ſailessails, and to abate the great daintineſſe of our bodies whereunto we are growne. Such …

    Henry Airay · Lectures Upon Philippians · p. 858 · Open in the reader

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    … you are, when you haue neuer so small an occasion to set abroad the sailessails of your railing, & reuiling oration. But let vs see, whether Beza deserue so much …
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    … you are, when you haue neuer so small an occasion to set abroad the sailessails of your railing, & reuiling oration. But let vs see, whether Beza deserue so much …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 309 · Open in the reader

  • honorehonor

    546 changes in 206 works · 96.6% consistent (546 of 565) · reach ~596 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Puritas changed it in 96.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … glory of god. And ſome becauſe thei had not their parēts whō they might honorehonor in gods ſtede vnto his glori. Munſterus alſo in his anotiōs bringeth a very …
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    … glory of god. And ſome becauſe thei had not their parēts whō they might honorehonor in gods ſtede vnto his glori. Munſterus alſo in his anotiōs bringeth a very …

    Anthony Gilby · Commentary Upon Micah · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … with pure foode, and good example of lyfe. Well then, Qui bene presunt duplici honorehonor digni sunt. They that dyscharge theyr cure wel, are worthy duble honor. What is …
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    … with pure foode, and good example of lyfe. Well then, Qui bene presunt duplici honorehonor digni sunt. They that dyscharge theyr cure wel, are worthy duble honor. What is …

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

  • humblenessehumblenessMorphAdorner agrees

    527 changes in 262 works · 100% consistent (527 of 527) · reach ~555 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    2 In humblenessehumbleness of minde, labour to esteeme others better than our selues.
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    2 In humblenessehumbleness of minde, labour to esteeme others better than our selues.

    John Rogers · A Treatise of Love · p. 81 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … vs to labour for this excellent grace, that we Put on tender mercy, kindeneſſe, humbleneſſehumbleness of minde, meekeneſſe, long Suffering &c, and aboue all things Loue, the bond of …
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    … vs to labour for this excellent grace, that we Put on tender mercy, kindeneſſe, humbleneſſehumbleness of minde, meekeneſſe, long Suffering &c, and aboue all things Loue, the bond of …

    Samuel Smith · Christs Last Supper · p. 110 · Open in the reader

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