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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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ie → y, y / i (2,318)

ie for a final y, y for i: mercie → mercy, tyme → time.

1,274 can be approved together (98.0%+ consistent, enough evidence), reaching about 1,550,682 places across the corpus.

  • marryedmarriedMorphAdorner agrees

    910 changes in 309 works · 91.0% consistent (910 of 999) · reach ~1,050 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 91.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

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    FEstus, th'art old, and yet wouldst marryedmarried bee:
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    FEstus, th'art old, and yet wouldst marryedmarried bee:

    John Owen · Epigrams · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … spouse of Christ: but every believing Christian is the spouse of Christ; he is marryedmarried to Christ, he is the head, wee the members: he is the husband, wee …
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    … spouse of Christ: but every believing Christian is the spouse of Christ; he is marryedmarried to Christ, he is the head, wee the members: he is the husband, wee …

    Richard Sibbes · A Miracle of Miracles · p. 18 · Open in the reader

  • staiedstayedMorphAdorner agrees

    826 changes in 345 works · 100% consistent (826 of 826) · reach ~868 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … and honest conuersation, soght ye next remedie that to him appered able to haue staiedstayed the rage of that furious multitude (vpon God I grāt falleth no such necessitie …
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    … and honest conuersation, soght ye next remedie that to him appered able to haue staiedstayed the rage of that furious multitude (vpon God I grāt falleth no such necessitie …

    John Knox · An Answer to Blasphemous Cavillations by an Anabaptist · p. 353 · Open in the reader

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    … wais as she beleued, she begā to be better, & the issue of bloud was staiedstayed, where as before she had proued all things, ye & that with great losse of …
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    … wais as she beleued, she begā to be better, & the issue of bloud was staiedstayed, where as before she had proued all things, ye & that with great losse of …

    Thomas Becon · Sermons Upon all the Sunday Gospels · Open in the reader

  • belliebellyMorphAdorner agrees

    859 changes in 321 works · 95.9% consistent (859 of 895) · reach ~940 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

    Printed
    Quhy ȝeid ȝe with ȝour belliebelly bair?
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    Quhy ȝeid ȝe with ȝour belliebelly bair?

    David Lindsay · The History of a Noble Squire · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … Gods truth haue no delight nor pleasure in heauenly and spirituall thyngs, but like belliebelly beastes only borne to consume the good frutes of the earth, they desire and …
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    … Gods truth haue no delight nor pleasure in heauenly and spirituall thyngs, but like belliebelly beastes only borne to consume the good frutes of the earth, they desire and …

    Thomas Becon · The Relics of Rome · Open in the reader

  • palsiepalsyMorphAdorner agrees

    823 changes in 474 works · 100% consistent (823 of 823) · reach ~865 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    Wherfore the sycke of the palsiepalsy must thinke this, that althoughe he suffereth the palsei for his sins, yet that …
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    Wherfore the sycke of the palsiepalsy must thinke this, that althoughe he suffereth the palsei for his sins, yet that …

    Thomas Becon · Sermons Upon all the Sunday Gospels · Open in the reader

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    … nor change their qualitie; but faith holdeth its hold, though ſometime as doth a PalſiePalsy hand, and ſtriueth againſt doubting, till it conquer in the combate, as may bee …
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    … nor change their qualitie; but faith holdeth its hold, though ſometime as doth a PalſiePalsy hand, and ſtriueth againſt doubting, till it conquer in the combate, as may bee …

    Richard Bernard · Reims Against Rome · p. 303 · Open in the reader

  • vilifievilifyMorphAdorner agrees

    829 changes in 530 works · 99.0% consistent (829 of 837) · reach ~879 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … not what familiaritie with the Spirit of God, and truſting to his immediate inſpirations, vilifievilify Preaching, Reading, Prayer, Sacraments, all parts of the Miniſterie.
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    … not what familiaritie with the Spirit of God, and truſting to his immediate inſpirations, vilifievilify Preaching, Reading, Prayer, Sacraments, all parts of the Miniſterie.

    William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 537 · Open in the reader

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    To crosse or vilifievilify what is dec…eed.
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    To crosse or vilifievilify what is dec…eed.

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · Open in the reader

  • matrimoniematrimonyMorphAdorner agrees

    814 changes in 205 works · 99.3% consistent (814 of 819) · reach ~861 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … no other, than an holy ſignificant rite: in thoſe times, than to have called MatrimonieMatrimony, Orders &c. Sacraments, had beene (it may be without all manner of offence. But …
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    … no other, than an holy ſignificant rite: in thoſe times, than to have called MatrimonieMatrimony, Orders &c. Sacraments, had beene (it may be without all manner of offence. But …

    Henry Jeanes · Concerning a Christians Careful Abstinence from All Appearance of Evil · p. 34 · Open in the reader

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    … Pope hath power to diſpence with all manner of perſons in the contract of MatrimonieMatrimony, (the Father with his daughter, and the mother with her Sonne) onely excepted. And …
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    … Pope hath power to diſpence with all manner of perſons in the contract of MatrimonieMatrimony, (the Father with his daughter, and the mother with her Sonne) onely excepted. And …

    Thomas Beard · A Retractive from the Romish Religion · p. 5 · Open in the reader

  • adjoyningadjoiningMorphAdorner agrees

    817 changes in 344 works · 98.6% consistent (817 of 828) · reach ~870 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … former, wee reject, as making no account of them, togeather with Conſubſtantiation it ſelfe, adjoyningadjoining the ſaying of IRENAEVS, that they who will not know the truth, are forced …
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    … former, wee reject, as making no account of them, togeather with Conſubſtantiation it ſelfe, adjoyningadjoining the ſaying of IRENAEVS, that they who will not know the truth, are forced …

    Theodore Beza · Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed · p. 192 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … and brimſtone, and beats downe the Inhabitants together with their habitations, Sodom and the adjoyningadjoining Cities. We judge of the rage and fury of a tempeſt that is paſt …
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    … and brimſtone, and beats downe the Inhabitants together with their habitations, Sodom and the adjoyningadjoining Cities. We judge of the rage and fury of a tempeſt that is paſt …

    Samuel Torshell · The Saints Humiliation · p. 35 · Open in the reader

  • prelacieprelacyMorphAdorner agrees

    812 changes in 188 works · 99.1% consistent (812 of 819) · reach ~861 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … hereafter to proue) to maintaine in this Kingdome, the State of the Hierachie or PrelaciePrelacy: We can (in Honour to his Maieſtie and the State, and in deſire of …
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    … hereafter to proue) to maintaine in this Kingdome, the State of the Hierachie or PrelaciePrelacy: We can (in Honour to his Maieſtie and the State, and in deſire of …

    William Bradshaw · A Protestation of the Kings Supremacy · p. 21 · Open in the reader

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    … should be vttered vnto vs in his name. But what do the papists? Their prelacieprelacy forsooth on ye one side vsurp the office of God, & by their charmes & sorceries …
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    … should be vttered vnto vs in his name. But what do the papists? Their prelacieprelacy forsooth on ye one side vsurp the office of God, & by their charmes & sorceries …

    John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 805 · Open in the reader

  • anoyntedanointedMorphAdorner agrees

    949 changes in 347 works · 84.7% consistent (949 of 1,120) · reach ~1,179 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 84.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … the great Antichrist of Europa or Pope of Rome & his dyuerslye dysgysed host of anoyntedanointed hypocrytes / to restore the churche agayne to the pure estate that Christ left her …
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    … the great Antichrist of Europa or Pope of Rome & his dyuerslye dysgysed host of anoyntedanointed hypocrytes / to restore the churche agayne to the pure estate that Christ left her …

    John Bale · Brief Chronicle Concerning Examination and Death of John Oldcastle · p. 11 · Open in the reader

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    … with Locusts. Alfredus king of England, toke his crowne of this Pope, and was anoyntedanointed, whiche neuer any king of Englande did before: But afterwarde he was called the …
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    … with Locusts. Alfredus king of England, toke his crowne of this Pope, and was anoyntedanointed, whiche neuer any king of Englande did before: But afterwarde he was called the …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · p. 58 · Open in the reader

  • craftiecraftyMorphAdorner agrees

    819 changes in 365 works · 97.9% consistent (819 of 836) · reach ~878 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    … wiſedome. It is commonly ſayd, The beſt gameſters haue the worſt lucke, ſo theſe craftiecrafty foxes play often wilie beguile themſelues For the Lord will not let their wicked …
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    … wiſedome. It is commonly ſayd, The beſt gameſters haue the worſt lucke, ſo theſe craftiecrafty foxes play often wilie beguile themſelues For the Lord will not let their wicked …

    Thomas Granger · Commentary on Ecclesiastes · p. 259 · Open in the reader

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    2 The beast of the bottomlesse pitte is the cruel, craftiecrafty, and curssed generation of Antichriste, the Pope wyth his Bishoppes, prelates, priestes, and religious …
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    2 The beast of the bottomlesse pitte is the cruel, craftiecrafty, and curssed generation of Antichriste, the Pope wyth his Bishoppes, prelates, priestes, and religious …

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

  • possibilitiepossibilityMorphAdorner agrees

    821 changes in 338 works · 97.6% consistent (821 of 841) · reach ~884 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    … yt hauing nought yet counterfaite riches. For ſuche are they. Of no ſubſtaūce, leſſe poſſibilitiepossibility baſeſt birth, deſperatſt life, moſt lauiſh tounge. For gaine, ſometime Gnathos, ſomtime Thraſoes, Importunately …
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    … yt hauing nought yet counterfaite riches. For ſuche are they. Of no ſubſtaūce, leſſe poſſibilitiepossibility baſeſt birth, deſperatſt life, moſt lauiſh tounge. For gaine, ſometime Gnathos, ſomtime Thraſoes, Importunately …

    Laurence Humphrey · The Nobles · Open in the reader

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    … the faithful man beeing toſſed with the tempeſt vpon the ſea, and ſeeing no poſſibilitiepossibility to eſcape, reſorteth vnto God by prayer, and findeth the fruit thereof. This (as …
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    … the faithful man beeing toſſed with the tempeſt vpon the ſea, and ſeeing no poſſibilitiepossibility to eſcape, reſorteth vnto God by prayer, and findeth the fruit thereof. This (as …

    John Knewstubs · Lectures Upon Exodus 20 · p. 325 · Open in the reader

  • satisfyedsatisfiedMorphAdorner agrees

    822 changes in 434 works · 97.3% consistent (822 of 844) · reach ~887 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 97.3% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … thansgiving to God. These sacrifices are now ceassed, for Christ once offring himself hath satisfyedsatisfied all, and hath putt an end to all those legall types, therefore now no …
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    … thansgiving to God. These sacrifices are now ceassed, for Christ once offring himself hath satisfyedsatisfied all, and hath putt an end to all those legall types, therefore now no …

    Henry Ainsworth · Certain Notes of Ainsworths Last Sermon · Open in the reader

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    … his court as could ſay any thing on ye contrary part. Where he fully ſatiſfyedsatisfied Cornelius Agrippa an high officer in the Emp. court: for which cauſe Cornelius fel …
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    … his court as could ſay any thing on ye contrary part. Where he fully ſatiſfyedsatisfied Cornelius Agrippa an high officer in the Emp. court: for which cauſe Cornelius fel …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 193 · Open in the reader

  • zanchyzanchi

    802 changes in 319 works · 99.5% consistent (802 of 806) · reach ~847 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … grounding it on this Text, Treat. of Juſtific. p. 526. Mr. Calvin, Mr. Beza, Mr. ZanchyZanchi, and all you Reformed Proteſtants, you have thought you had a mighty place to …
    With rule
    … grounding it on this Text, Treat. of Juſtific. p. 526. Mr. Calvin, Mr. Beza, Mr. ZanchyZanchi, and all you Reformed Proteſtants, you have thought you had a mighty place to …

    Isaac Chauncy · Neonomianism Unmasked · p. 68 · Open in the reader

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    … his people, and dally with them; nay, it makes God a lyar, as learned ZanchyZanchi obſerves, if he promiſe that which hee hath no minde or meaning to give …
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    … his people, and dally with them; nay, it makes God a lyar, as learned ZanchyZanchi obſerves, if he promiſe that which hee hath no minde or meaning to give …

    Richard Maden · Christs Love and Affection Towards Jerusalem · p. 83 · Open in the reader

  • privieprivyMorphAdorner agrees

    802 changes in 316 works · 99.2% consistent (802 of 808) · reach ~849 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … the Sunne to diſcover and ſhew every moate and blemiſh, and to diſcover every privieprivy and corrupt corner, Epheſ. 5.14. All things that are reproved, are made manifeſt by the …
    With rule
    … the Sunne to diſcover and ſhew every moate and blemiſh, and to diſcover every privieprivy and corrupt corner, Epheſ. 5.14. All things that are reproved, are made manifeſt by the …

    Thomas Hooker · Three Sermons · p. 12 · Open in the reader

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    … Bridgewater, Vicount BRACKLY, Lord Praesident of WALES, And one of His MAIESTIES most honorable PriviePrivy Counsell.
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    … Bridgewater, Vicount BRACKLY, Lord Praesident of WALES, And one of His MAIESTIES most honorable PriviePrivy Counsell.

    John Milton · A Mask Presented · Open in the reader

  • repliereplyMorphAdorner agrees

    803 changes in 245 works · 98.6% consistent (803 of 814) · reach ~856 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … this M. Penri? Wherevnto I doe not see, but that M. Penri might justly repliereply thus: If in all my writings you cannot finde that ever I gaue that …
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    … this M. Penri? Wherevnto I doe not see, but that M. Penri might justly repliereply thus: If in all my writings you cannot finde that ever I gaue that …

    Job Throckmorton · Some Laid Open in his Colors · p. 89 · Open in the reader

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    H. IACOB his 1. ReplieReply to the 2. Reaſon. THis your Second Reaſon is: This booke and others appoincteth and …
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    H. IACOB his 1. ReplieReply to the 2. Reaſon. THis your Second Reaſon is: This booke and others appoincteth and …

    Francis Johnson · Answer to Mr Jacobs Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England · p. 82 · Open in the reader

  • frailtiefrailtyMorphAdorner agrees

    794 changes in 335 works · 99.2% consistent (794 of 800) · reach ~841 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … we haue examples in the ſcriptures may fall into grieuous ſinnes, and doe through frailtiefrailty: but that it may be of preſumption and obſtinacie, you muſt declare how filthie …
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    … we haue examples in the ſcriptures may fall into grieuous ſinnes, and doe through frailtiefrailty: but that it may be of preſumption and obſtinacie, you muſt declare how filthie …

    George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 115 · Open in the reader

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    … which ſomtimes flowes, and ſometimes ebbs: even ſo through Satans malice, and our own frailtiefrailty, grace may ſeem ſomtime to ebbe in us, and then no wonder, if the …
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    … which ſomtimes flowes, and ſometimes ebbs: even ſo through Satans malice, and our own frailtiefrailty, grace may ſeem ſomtime to ebbe in us, and then no wonder, if the …

    Adam Harsnett · A Cordial for the Afflicted · p. 471 · Open in the reader

  • egiptegyptMorphAdorner agrees

    777 changes in 275 works · 99.2% consistent (777 of 783) · reach ~823 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … lord may be in thy mouth, how yt ye lord brought yt out of EgiptEgypt wt a myghty hand
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    … lord may be in thy mouth, how yt ye lord brought yt out of EgiptEgypt wt a myghty hand

    Thomas Becon · The Governance of Virtue 2 · Open in the reader

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    In this perſecution ſuffered alſo Cyrus a Phyſition, borne in Alexandria, who flying into EgiptEgypt in the perſecution of Diocleſianus and Maximinianus, led a ſolitary life in Arabia: vnto …
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    In this perſecution ſuffered alſo Cyrus a Phyſition, borne in Alexandria, who flying into EgiptEgypt in the perſecution of Diocleſianus and Maximinianus, led a ſolitary life in Arabia: vnto …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 56 · Open in the reader

  • magistraciemagistracyMorphAdorner agrees

    774 changes in 321 works · 99.4% consistent (774 of 778) · reach ~817 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … telleth lies shall not remaine in my sight? Hee hath put the sword of MagistracieMagistracy into thine hand, wilt thou use it as this King? Him that privily slandereth …
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    … telleth lies shall not remaine in my sight? Hee hath put the sword of MagistracieMagistracy into thine hand, wilt thou use it as this King? Him that privily slandereth …

    Phineas Fletcher · The Way to Blessedness · p. 32 · Open in the reader

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    … the soundest Iudgment. It is noted of Dionysius Halicarnasseus (who was never advanced to magistraciemagistracy in the Romane Republike,) that he hath written farre more truly of the Romans …
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    … the soundest Iudgment. It is noted of Dionysius Halicarnasseus (who was never advanced to magistraciemagistracy in the Romane Republike,) that he hath written farre more truly of the Romans …

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

  • heartieheartyMorphAdorner agrees

    770 changes in 367 works · 98.4% consistent (770 of 782) · reach ~822 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … talke of it, an eie diligent to read it, and with all these ioine heartiehearty praier, that thou maiest vnderstand it aright; and then be thriving and succesfull in …
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    … talke of it, an eie diligent to read it, and with all these ioine heartiehearty praier, that thou maiest vnderstand it aright; and then be thriving and succesfull in …

    William Pemble · Five Godly and Profitable Sermons · p. 25 · Open in the reader

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    … But that the holie men of the Primitiue Churche, by theyr seuere lyfe, and heartiehearty repentaunce for theyr synnes, testified by teares, fasting, and other chastising of their flesh …
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    … But that the holie men of the Primitiue Churche, by theyr seuere lyfe, and heartiehearty repentaunce for theyr synnes, testified by teares, fasting, and other chastising of their flesh …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 369 · Open in the reader

  • promysepromiseMorphAdorner agrees

    765 changes in 131 works · 99.0% consistent (765 of 772) · reach ~811 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … his saluation in his Fayth, and vpon Christ his Sauiour onely, according to the promysepromise and grace of God, and goe no further: But that he doth not. For …
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    … his saluation in his Fayth, and vpon Christ his Sauiour onely, according to the promysepromise and grace of God, and goe no further: But that he doth not. For …

    Patrick Hamilton · Concerning the Doctrine of Faith and of the Law · p. 22 · Open in the reader

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    … yow do iudge them / but as he hath determyned them by his holye worde & promysepromise.
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    … yow do iudge them / but as he hath determyned them by his holye worde & promysepromise.

    John Bale · A Mystery of Iniquity Disclosed and Confuted · p. 67 · Open in the reader

  • praysingpraisingMorphAdorner agrees

    750 changes in 380 works · 100% consistent (750 of 750) · reach ~788 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … heauenly hoſt, what a ſermon they made in the theater of glory, in their prayſingpraising of God, and you ſhall heare them ſaying, glory to God in the higheſt …
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    … heauenly hoſt, what a ſermon they made in the theater of glory, in their prayſingpraising of God, and you ſhall heare them ſaying, glory to God in the higheſt …

    John Bastwick · Answer to Exceptions Against His Litany Part 2 · Open in the reader

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    … be ſlayne in and buried, And leuyng there ſong of lamentacion, beganne a newe, prayſingpraising there ſauiour and meruelous God, and puttyng awaye all mournyng and weping, daunſed to …
    With rule
    … be ſlayne in and buried, And leuyng there ſong of lamentacion, beganne a newe, prayſingpraising there ſauiour and meruelous God, and puttyng awaye all mournyng and weping, daunſed to …

    Henrich Bullinger · Historical Table of the Bible · Open in the reader

  • transitorietransitoryMorphAdorner agrees

    754 changes in 258 works · 99.2% consistent (754 of 760) · reach ~799 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … despise worldly thinges? Wholly to set our minde vppon heauenly thinges, not regarding the transitorietransitory and vncertaine vanities of this world, according to the wordes of S. Peter: all …
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    … despise worldly thinges? Wholly to set our minde vppon heauenly thinges, not regarding the transitorietransitory and vncertaine vanities of this world, according to the wordes of S. Peter: all …

    Thomas Becon · The Demands of Holy Scripture · Open in the reader

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    … concerne Gods glory, and are neceſſary to ſaluation we muſt expect abſolutely: but things tranſitorietransitory, with this cō dition (if God ſee them to be good for vs). Better …
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    … concerne Gods glory, and are neceſſary to ſaluation we muſt expect abſolutely: but things tranſitorietransitory, with this cō dition (if God ſee them to be good for vs). Better …

    Elnathan Parr · Abba Father · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • faultiefaultyMorphAdorner agrees

    751 changes in 347 works · 99.6% consistent (751 of 754) · reach ~792 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    But herein wee are all faultiefaulty; men eyther ſearch not at all, or they ſearch as though they deſired not …
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    But herein wee are all faultiefaulty; men eyther ſearch not at all, or they ſearch as though they deſired not …

    Alexander Leighton · The Looking Glass of the Holy War · p. 264 · Open in the reader

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    As the manner of their apprehending is faultiefaulty, ſo the ends which they aime at in apprehending of Chriſt are not right …
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    As the manner of their apprehending is faultiefaulty, ſo the ends which they aime at in apprehending of Chriſt are not right …

    William Negus · Mans Active Obedience · p. 132 · Open in the reader

  • mortalitiemortalityMorphAdorner agrees

    749 changes in 329 works · 99.4% consistent (749 of 753) · reach ~791 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … haue pitie vpon vs miserable sinners, that now are visited with greate sickenes, and mortalitiemortality, that like as thou diddest then commaund thyne Aungell, to ceasse from punishing: so …
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    … haue pitie vpon vs miserable sinners, that now are visited with greate sickenes, and mortalitiemortality, that like as thou diddest then commaund thyne Aungell, to ceasse from punishing: so …

    Thomas Becon · The Flower of Godly Prayers · Open in the reader

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    Forget not thine infirmitie or mortalitiemortality, neither ſet downe things to come ſo certainly in thine heart, as if that …
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    Forget not thine infirmitie or mortalitiemortality, neither ſet downe things to come ſo certainly in thine heart, as if that …

    Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 226 · Open in the reader

  • uneasieuneasyMorphAdorner agrees

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    It is known, that all people are more uneasieuneasy to changes in things that are visible, and known to every body, than in …
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    It is known, that all people are more uneasieuneasy to changes in things that are visible, and known to every body, than in …

    Edward Stillingfleet · Conference Held About Religion at London · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    Which, as uneaſieuneasy ſeemeth, to be gone,
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    Which, as uneaſieuneasy ſeemeth, to be gone,

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 160 · Open in the reader

  • heynousheinousMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … and ſo in proportion for other offences; ſo that there is no ſinne ſo heynousheinous, for which pardon may not be purchaſed for a ſmall ſumme of money. Now …
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    … and ſo in proportion for other offences; ſo that there is no ſinne ſo heynousheinous, for which pardon may not be purchaſed for a ſmall ſumme of money. Now …

    Thomas Beard · Antichrist the Pope of Rome · p. 370 · Open in the reader

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    … to breake the commandements of the firſt Table is in it ſelfe ſimply more heynousheinous, and this ſinne ſhall haue a more grieuous puniſhment in hell then ſinnes againſt …
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    … to breake the commandements of the firſt Table is in it ſelfe ſimply more heynousheinous, and this ſinne ſhall haue a more grieuous puniſhment in hell then ſinnes againſt …

    John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  • annoyntedannointedMorphAdorner disagrees

    805 changes in 318 works · 90.9% consistent (805 of 885) · reach ~930 · MorphAdorner: disagree · also → anointed (80)

    Puritas changed it in 90.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … by no meanes would enioy ye offyce, although beynge the very Messias and true annoyntedannointed kynge of ye Lord Moreouer he sayde to Pylate, my kyngedome is not of …
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    … by no meanes would enioy ye offyce, although beynge the very Messias and true annoyntedannointed kynge of ye Lord Moreouer he sayde to Pylate, my kyngedome is not of …

    Thomas Becon · A Pleasant New Nosegay · Open in the reader

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    … of Rightuousnesse. Thou louest rightuousnesse and hatest wickednesse: And therefore God thy God hath annoyntedannointed thee with the oyle of gladnesse aboue thy fellowes. These so expresse words cannot …
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    … of Rightuousnesse. Thou louest rightuousnesse and hatest wickednesse: And therefore God thy God hath annoyntedannointed thee with the oyle of gladnesse aboue thy fellowes. These so expresse words cannot …

    Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 511 · Open in the reader

  • spoylingspoilingMorphAdorner agrees

    744 changes in 465 works · 98.4% consistent (744 of 756) · reach ~794 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … at harueſt, vpon the hill ſide of S. Germain, perceiued a company of ſouldiers ſpoylingspoiling them of S. Germain, and doubting they would goe to Angroign, made an outcry …
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    … at harueſt, vpon the hill ſide of S. Germain, perceiued a company of ſouldiers ſpoylingspoiling them of S. Germain, and doubting they would goe to Angroign, made an outcry …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 495 · Open in the reader

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    … is not absolute but subject unto order, For. 1: what tyrannie is there so great, spoylingspoiling men wholly of their liberty, but this pretence agreeth to it? for by order …
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    … is not absolute but subject unto order, For. 1: what tyrannie is there so great, spoylingspoiling men wholly of their liberty, but this pretence agreeth to it? for by order …

    George Gillespie · Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies · p. 21 · Open in the reader

  • amplifieamplifyMorphAdorner agrees

    738 changes in 394 works · 99.1% consistent (738 of 744) · reach ~782 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … but where the matter deserueth tenne. And therefore when the holie Ghost falleth to amplifieamplify, wee are to thinke there is some great matter no doubt, and there is …
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    … but where the matter deserueth tenne. And therefore when the holie Ghost falleth to amplifieamplify, wee are to thinke there is some great matter no doubt, and there is …

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 745 · Open in the reader

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    Firſt, their ſinnes iuſtifie his iudgements, and amplifieamplify his mercies, ſo that he muſt needs be acknowledged both iuſt in puniſhing, and …
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    Firſt, their ſinnes iuſtifie his iudgements, and amplifieamplify his mercies, ſo that he muſt needs be acknowledged both iuſt in puniſhing, and …

    Robert Jenison · The Height of Israels Heathenish Idolatry · p. 2 · Open in the reader

  • superioritiesuperiorityMorphAdorner agrees

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    … declining of the State) was rather sleighted then feared: The Popes Legate usurped a superioritiesuperiority, but was never willingly nor generally obeyed. Surely smaller forces being united under one …
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    … declining of the State) was rather sleighted then feared: The Popes Legate usurped a superioritiesuperiority, but was never willingly nor generally obeyed. Surely smaller forces being united under one …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Holy War · p. 251 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … be not repentance: wee ſay eſpecially for this ſinne, becauſe this ſinne of ſeeking ſuperioritiesuperiority, rule, & auctoritie hath & doth vtterly deſtroy all ſincere and holy profeſſion of the goſpell …
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    … be not repentance: wee ſay eſpecially for this ſinne, becauſe this ſinne of ſeeking ſuperioritiesuperiority, rule, & auctoritie hath & doth vtterly deſtroy all ſincere and holy profeſſion of the goſpell …

    Thomas Helwys · Admonition Unto Congregations · p. 64 · Open in the reader

  • espieespyMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … and euerye them. And hathe nombred all the heares of theyr heade, and wyll eſpieespy if any die. And (if vniuſtly) not leaue hit vnpuniſhed. Wherfore, auant that churliſhe …
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    … and euerye them. And hathe nombred all the heares of theyr heade, and wyll eſpieespy if any die. And (if vniuſtly) not leaue hit vnpuniſhed. Wherfore, auant that churliſhe …

    Laurence Humphrey · The Nobles · Open in the reader

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    … to attempt expressedly repugning to Goddes word, honour, and glorie, or what ye shall espieespy him to do, be it by ignorance or be it by malice, against his …
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    … to attempt expressedly repugning to Goddes word, honour, and glorie, or what ye shall espieespy him to do, be it by ignorance or be it by malice, against his …

    John Knox · Appellation from the Cruel and Unjust Sentence Against Him · p. 25 · Open in the reader

  • fidelitiefidelityMorphAdorner agrees

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    … was the true institution of Christ, of what witnesse he receiued it, with what fidelitiefidelity he deliuered it, what the sacrament is, and what is the right vse of …
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    … was the true institution of Christ, of what witnesse he receiued it, with what fidelitiefidelity he deliuered it, what the sacrament is, and what is the right vse of …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 360 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … but one that hates the truth? Yes, let vs ſay to them in plaine fidelitiefidelity, as the ſonnes of Iacob did to the Shichemites in diſſembling policie; Wee cannot …
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    … but one that hates the truth? Yes, let vs ſay to them in plaine fidelitiefidelity, as the ſonnes of Iacob did to the Shichemites in diſſembling policie; Wee cannot …

    Thomas Adams · The Temple · p. 35 · Open in the reader

  • henriehenryMorphAdorner agrees

    764 changes in 206 works · 94.4% consistent (764 of 809) · reach ~850 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 94.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    By HenrieHenry Smith.
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    By HenrieHenry Smith.

    Henry Smith · Satans Compassing the Earth · Open in the reader

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    ¶ Imprinted by HenrieHenry Middleton for Thomas Man.
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    ¶ Imprinted by HenrieHenry Middleton for Thomas Man.

    William Fulke · Sermon 26 February 1580 · Open in the reader

  • bloodiebloodyMorphAdorner agrees

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    Shall with his bloodiebloody seale each foman print,
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    Shall with his bloodiebloody seale each foman print,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … not onely to applie the rodde of examination, (whereby to trie, if, possiblie, so bloodiebloody and blasphemous a bodie could bee the true Churche of God) but also, that …
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    … not onely to applie the rodde of examination, (whereby to trie, if, possiblie, so bloodiebloody and blasphemous a bodie could bee the true Churche of God) but also, that …

    Patrick Forbes · Defense of the Lawful Calling of Ministers of Reformed Churches · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • industrieindustryMorphAdorner agrees

    754 changes in 345 works · 94.1% consistent (754 of 801) · reach ~842 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 94.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … meate which they eate. Such Labans ſpare, & care, and toyle exceedingly, imagining through their induſtrieindustry and pinching, both to attaine to abundance and alwayes to liue in plentie. Yet …
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    … meate which they eate. Such Labans ſpare, & care, and toyle exceedingly, imagining through their induſtrieindustry and pinching, both to attaine to abundance and alwayes to liue in plentie. Yet …

    Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 249 · Open in the reader

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    … there, vnlesse we will ascribe the hauing and inioying of them to our owne industrieindustry, as though they were no gifts of God: which to thinke were great impietie.
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    … there, vnlesse we will ascribe the hauing and inioying of them to our owne industrieindustry, as though they were no gifts of God: which to thinke were great impietie.

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 548 · Open in the reader

  • obtaynedobtainedMorphAdorner agrees

    707 changes in 250 works · 99.8% consistent (707 of 708) · reach ~744 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … prayer the womā of Canane obtaynedobtained health for her doughter. By Prayer dyuers men obtaynedobtained helth for theyr sonnes & seruauntes By prayer the lame were restored to the ryght …
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    … prayer the womā of Canane obtaynedobtained health for her doughter. By Prayer dyuers men obtaynedobtained helth for theyr sonnes & seruauntes By prayer the lame were restored to the ryght …

    Thomas Becon · A New Pathway Unto Prayer · Open in the reader

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    … first vvas, but thankes be to God it vvas both orderly kept, and vvell obtaynedobtained. For vpon better information giuen to the Right Honorable the Lord Burleigh, Lorde high …
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    … first vvas, but thankes be to God it vvas both orderly kept, and vvell obtaynedobtained. For vpon better information giuen to the Right Honorable the Lord Burleigh, Lorde high …

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

  • suppliesupplyMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … the taking of Harlem had ingaged Leyden, that they could neyther ſallie, nor receive ſuppliesupply, he battered their bulwarke with 18 peece of ordinance, making a ſufficient breach as he …
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    … the taking of Harlem had ingaged Leyden, that they could neyther ſallie, nor receive ſuppliesupply, he battered their bulwarke with 18 peece of ordinance, making a ſufficient breach as he …

    Alexander Leighton · The Looking Glass of the Holy War · p. 160 · Open in the reader

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    … on my ſide, who hath ſo much righteouſnes, as wherewith he is able to ſuppliesupply both mine and all mens defects.
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    … on my ſide, who hath ſo much righteouſnes, as wherewith he is able to ſuppliesupply both mine and all mens defects.

    Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 208 · Open in the reader

  • secondliesecondlyMorphAdorner agrees

    709 changes in 172 works · 99.1% consistent (709 of 715) · reach ~751 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    SecondlieSecondly, the maine scope of the Author in the seuerall branches hereof, is, to make …
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    SecondlieSecondly, the maine scope of the Author in the seuerall branches hereof, is, to make …

    William Perkins · Christian Economy · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … he that muſt recommit ſinners to God, muſt of neceſſitie be free from tranſgreſſion. SecondlieSecondly, it dooth (as it were) violentlie take and pull from vs, the hope that …
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    … he that muſt recommit ſinners to God, muſt of neceſſitie be free from tranſgreſſion. SecondlieSecondly, it dooth (as it were) violentlie take and pull from vs, the hope that …

    Theodore Beza · Two Sermons and The Lords Supper · p. 189 · Open in the reader

  • concernyngconcerningMorphAdorner agrees

    751 changes in 119 works · 93.4% consistent (751 of 804) · reach ~845 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Puritas changed it in 93.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.

    Printed
    … nomen iurabis? Thou shalte feare thy Lorde God, and sweare by hys name? As concernyngconcerning the fyrst text, whyche they alleadge, I aunswere, theyse glorious & famous swearers differ no …
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    … nomen iurabis? Thou shalte feare thy Lorde God, and sweare by hys name? As concernyngconcerning the fyrst text, whyche they alleadge, I aunswere, theyse glorious & famous swearers differ no …

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

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    Erasmus Roterodamus expresseth hys mynde concernyngconcerning the curious manner of synging vsed in Churches, on thys wyse, and sayeth. Whye …
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    Erasmus Roterodamus expresseth hys mynde concernyngconcerning the curious manner of synging vsed in Churches, on thys wyse, and sayeth. Whye …

    Thomas Becon · The Relics of Rome · Open in the reader

  • contaynedcontainedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … say inge of the Psalmographe, the earth is the Lordes, and all that is contaynedcontained in it. The Lorde hath committed hys goodes to the ritche men, and he …
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    … say inge of the Psalmographe, the earth is the Lordes, and all that is contaynedcontained in it. The Lorde hath committed hys goodes to the ritche men, and he …

    Thomas Becon · The Jewel of Joy · Open in the reader

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    … vnto her by two most effectuall kindes of speaking? First, by his general promises contaynedcontained in the Scripture, which sounded so lowd cōtinually in ye eares of her hart …
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    … vnto her by two most effectuall kindes of speaking? First, by his general promises contaynedcontained in the Scripture, which sounded so lowd cōtinually in ye eares of her hart …

    William Fulke · A Comfortable Sermon of Faith in Temptations · Open in the reader

  • merriemerryMorphAdorner agrees

    706 changes in 268 works · 98.7% consistent (706 of 715) · reach ~751 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … length reape. Sighes thy God ô sinner for thy sinnes, while thou art making merriemerry with thy sinnes. Be sure, be sure, ô sinner, as God liueth, as Christ …
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    … length reape. Sighes thy God ô sinner for thy sinnes, while thou art making merriemerry with thy sinnes. Be sure, be sure, ô sinner, as God liueth, as Christ …

    David Lindsay · The Godly Mans Journey to Heaven · p. 223 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … their owne miſerie, they may (as deſperate wretches after their curſed manner) be ſound merriemerry together, playing at dice and cards, to driue (as they vſe to ſay) the …
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    … their owne miſerie, they may (as deſperate wretches after their curſed manner) be ſound merriemerry together, playing at dice and cards, to driue (as they vſe to ſay) the …

    William Negus · Mans Active Obedience · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  • flyethfliethMorphAdorner disagrees

    699 changes in 403 works · 99.2% consistent (699 of 704) · reach ~740 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Printed
    … neere her nest, she flyethflieth a little before a man, and then lighteth, and flyethflieth a little further, till it hath led us quite out of the way.
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    … neere her nest, she flyethflieth a little before a man, and then lighteth, and flyethflieth a little further, till it hath led us quite out of the way.

    John Preston · The Doctrine of the Saints Infirmities · p. 136 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … full of trouble. Hee commeth forth like a flower, and is cut downe, he flyethflieth as a shadow, and continueth not.
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    … full of trouble. Hee commeth forth like a flower, and is cut downe, he flyethflieth as a shadow, and continueth not.

    Thomas Adams · The Black Devil · p. 46 · Open in the reader

  • joynethjoinethMorphAdorner agrees

    697 changes in 348 works · 99.2% consistent (697 of 702) · reach ~738 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Printed
    … makes it) but in actuall joyning with the ſinnes of another, wherein hee that joynethjoineth is involved, and therefore whether they bee corruptions, that may bee tolerated or not …
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    … makes it) but in actuall joyning with the ſinnes of another, wherein hee that joynethjoineth is involved, and therefore whether they bee corruptions, that may bee tolerated or not …

    John Allin · A Defense of the Answer Made Unto Nine Questions · p. 55 · Open in the reader

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    … Eastern Bishops come: He took it ill that they stayed not for him: He joynethjoineth in a distinct meeting with Nestorius: Theodoret accuseth Cyril's Anathematismes of errour: They depose …
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    … Eastern Bishops come: He took it ill that they stayed not for him: He joynethjoineth in a distinct meeting with Nestorius: Theodoret accuseth Cyril's Anathematismes of errour: They depose …

    Richard Baxter · Church History of the Government of Bishops and Their Councils · p. 88 · Open in the reader

  • plainlieplainlyMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … is laid on thee to ſlaye that remaining corruption. Brethren, I will tell you plainlieplainly. The death of Ieſus, and His ſuffering, is the only meane to enter into …
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    … is laid on thee to ſlaye that remaining corruption. Brethren, I will tell you plainlieplainly. The death of Ieſus, and His ſuffering, is the only meane to enter into …

    Robert Rollock · The Passion Resurrection and Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ · p. 375 · Open in the reader

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    … exalteth himselfe aboue all that is called God. The pope …aketh the Assumption, and plainlieplainly crveth to the world in his vsurpation over Kings, me me adsum qui feci …
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    … exalteth himselfe aboue all that is called God. The pope …aketh the Assumption, and plainlieplainly crveth to the world in his vsurpation over Kings, me me adsum qui feci …

    William Struther · A Looking Glass for Princes and Peoples Delivered · p. 113 · Open in the reader

  • hastiehastyMorphAdorner agrees

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

    Printed
    … truch of their knowledge, which ſhould goe together: nor vſe ſudden reſolutions: nor be haſtiehasty in iudgement. So ſhall iuſtice be free: not partial nor hired, which God deteſteth.
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    … truch of their knowledge, which ſhould goe together: nor vſe ſudden reſolutions: nor be haſtiehasty in iudgement. So ſhall iuſtice be free: not partial nor hired, which God deteſteth.

    Robert Horne · Life and Death · p. 219 · Open in the reader

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    … ye here the rest. Here all and then iudge all. What ye ar very hastiehasty, very quick with your preachers? But before I enter further into this matter I …
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    … ye here the rest. Here all and then iudge all. What ye ar very hastiehasty, very quick with your preachers? But before I enter further into this matter I …

    Hugh Latimer · Twenty-Seven Sermons · Open in the reader

  • poysonouspoisonousMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … sort of Protestants, whose weakenesse maketh them way the more easily to instill their poysonouspoisonous Doctrines into them, while they so liberally will promise Pardons and Indulgences to those …
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    … sort of Protestants, whose weakenesse maketh them way the more easily to instill their poysonouspoisonous Doctrines into them, while they so liberally will promise Pardons and Indulgences to those …

    Henry Burton · Conflicts and Comforts of Conscience · p. 246 · Open in the reader

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    … from some force in Nature incident to those creatures, as the Basiliske being a poysonouspoisonous substance, may infect the ayre, and so take away life, or else from some …
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    … from some force in Nature incident to those creatures, as the Basiliske being a poysonouspoisonous substance, may infect the ayre, and so take away life, or else from some …

    Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 163 · Open in the reader

  • thyngsthingsMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … is the vpholdyng of their kyngdome, with many other lyke blasphemies. Certayne other great thyngsthings are vttered by thys mouth, whiche now I passe ouer, least I shoulde bée …
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    … is the vpholdyng of their kyngdome, with many other lyke blasphemies. Certayne other great thyngsthings are vttered by thys mouth, whiche now I passe ouer, least I shoulde bée …

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

    Printed
    … as by byinge and sellynge make thyngsthings more dere, & when they be gone, all thyngsthings wylbe more plen tye and better chepe. Now maye ye se who they be …
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    … as by byinge and sellynge make thyngsthings more dere, & when they be gone, all thyngsthings wylbe more plen tye and better chepe. Now maye ye se who they be …

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

  • namelienamelyMorphAdorner agrees

    713 changes in 157 works · 95.4% consistent (713 of 747) · reach ~785 · MorphAdorner: agree

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

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    … do good to al men. Where we may note, that there is a time, namelienamely after death, when we cannot.
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    … do good to al men. Where we may note, that there is a time, namelienamely after death, when we cannot.

    William Perkins · Exposition of the Lords Prayer · Open in the reader

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    … meaſure of the gift of thy grace, thy fatherly loue, in thy welbeloued ſonne, namelienamely by conioyning thereto the feare of thy name; that is to ſay, that reuerence …
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    … meaſure of the gift of thy grace, thy fatherly loue, in thy welbeloued ſonne, namelienamely by conioyning thereto the feare of thy name; that is to ſay, that reuerence …

    Theodore Beza · Household Prayers · Open in the reader

  • remaynedremainedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Printed
    … off God / and of hys meſſingers. Their repentaunce were lyke the mornyng dewe / it remaynedremained not / although they cold ſaye in their mouthe / the Lord lyueth / yet were their …
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    … off God / and of hys meſſingers. Their repentaunce were lyke the mornyng dewe / it remaynedremained not / although they cold ſaye in their mouthe / the Lord lyueth / yet were their …

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

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    … That after the originall fal of Adam, the natural power and ſtrength of man, remaynedremained hole and & vncorrupt. And that man haue of nature a ryght diſcretiō & a good …
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    … That after the originall fal of Adam, the natural power and ſtrength of man, remaynedremained hole and & vncorrupt. And that man haue of nature a ryght diſcretiō & a good …

    Martin Luther · The Chief and Principal Articles of the Christian Faith · Open in the reader

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    5. What would ye doe in the day of ſolemnitiesolemnity: and in the day of the feaſt of Iehouah?
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    5. What would ye doe in the day of ſolemnitiesolemnity: and in the day of the feaſt of Iehouah?

    Henry Finch · The Calling of the Jews · p. 213 · Open in the reader

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    … for conuenience then deuotion▪ as if Preaching were but a necessary complement to a SolemnitieSolemnity, as Wine and Musicke. I am perswaded better things of you: but if there …
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    … for conuenience then deuotion▪ as if Preaching were but a necessary complement to a SolemnitieSolemnity, as Wine and Musicke. I am perswaded better things of you: but if there …

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 57 · Open in the reader

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