Candidate rules
Spelling rules suggested by comparing our TCP originals, word by word, with Project Puritas's modernised editions of the same books. A candidate is not a rule: nothing changes in the reader until a reviewer approves it, which creates a real rule with the evidence as its rationale. Every preview below is our own text, as printed and then with the candidate applied, marked as the reader marks it.
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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i / j (309)
i standing for j: Iesus → Jesus, iudge → judge.
219 can be approved together (98.0%+ consistent, enough evidence), reaching about 559,717 places across the corpus.
iehojakimjehoiakimMorphAdorner disagrees
60 changes in 29 works · 100% consistent (60 of 60) · reach ~63 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Printed… name of the wicked, as to live undesired, so to die unlamented: which was IehojakimJehoiakim his portion, concerning whom thus saith the Lord, they shall not lament for him …With rule… name of the wicked, as to live undesired, so to die unlamented: which was IehojakimJehoiakim his portion, concerning whom thus saith the Lord, they shall not lament for him …Stephen Marshall · The Churchs Lamentation for the Good Mans Loss · p. 21 · Open in the reader
Printed… great tribulation, by warr-like Commotions and miſeries under the raignes of Ioſiah, 2 King. 23. IehojakimJehoiakim and Zedechiah Kings of Iudah, 2 King. 24. in whoſe dayes Ieruſalem was beſieged by the …With rule… great tribulation, by warr-like Commotions and miſeries under the raignes of Ioſiah, 2 King. 23. IehojakimJehoiakim and Zedechiah Kings of Iudah, 2 King. 24. in whoſe dayes Ieruſalem was beſieged by the …John Ley · The Fury of War and Folly of Sin · p. 4 · Open in the reader
iudaizingjudaizingMorphAdorner agrees
59 changes in 41 works · 100% consistent (59 of 59) · reach ~62 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… people to transgress, 1 Sam. 2. 24. And the Apostle rebukes Peter to his face for his IudaizingJudaizing in those words, foreign, 2 Gal. 14. foreign, Why dost thou bring the Gentiles under a necessity? Why …With rule… people to transgress, 1 Sam. 2. 24. And the Apostle rebukes Peter to his face for his IudaizingJudaizing in those words, foreign, 2 Gal. 14. foreign, Why dost thou bring the Gentiles under a necessity? Why …George Swinnock · The Life and Death of Thomas Wilson · Open in the reader
Printed… Sermons, in the afternoones of the Lord's dayes, cryed downe, as the markes of IudaizingJudaizing Puritaniſme, and … a burden intolerable to the people!With rule… Sermons, in the afternoones of the Lord's dayes, cryed downe, as the markes of IudaizingJudaizing Puritaniſme, and … a burden intolerable to the people!Cornelius Burges · The First Sermon Preached to the House of Commons 17 November 1640 · p. 75 · Open in the reader
iniureinjureMorphAdorner agrees
63 changes in 46 works · 92.6% consistent (63 of 68) · reach ~71 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 92.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… The feare of the Lombards ſhould haue beene no motiue to the Popes to iniureinjure their own See, to p…ſſeſſe the Emperours of that which appertained not vnto …With rule… The feare of the Lombards ſhould haue beene no motiue to the Popes to iniureinjure their own See, to p…ſſeſſe the Emperours of that which appertained not vnto …Pierre du Moulin Sr · A Defense of the Catholic Faith · p. 114 · Open in the reader
Printed… death-bed, fit thy ſoule for him in thy health; furniſh it with grace; iniureinjure it to a ſweet conuerſation with the God of heauen: then mayeſt thou boldly …With rule… death-bed, fit thy ſoule for him in thy health; furniſh it with grace; iniureinjure it to a ſweet conuerſation with the God of heauen: then mayeſt thou boldly …Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 438 · Open in the reader
58 changes in 37 works · 100% consistent (58 of 58) · reach ~61 · MorphAdorner: unknown
PrintedCyprian a Magician, while he ſought by Magicall arts to inchant and dementate IuſtinaJustina the Virgin, was by her means converted to Chriſt. For whoſe truth they both …With ruleCyprian a Magician, while he ſought by Magicall arts to inchant and dementate IuſtinaJustina the Virgin, was by her means converted to Chriſt. For whoſe truth they both …John Gaule · The Magical-Astrological-Diviner Posed and Puzzled · p. 291 · Open in the reader
Printed… armour, but not his onely armour. Though Ambrose, de facto, used no other against IustinaJustina; the places say nothing against the lawfulnesse of selfe-defence. Ambrose speaketh of that …With rule… armour, but not his onely armour. Though Ambrose, de facto, used no other against IustinaJustina; the places say nothing against the lawfulnesse of selfe-defence. Ambrose speaketh of that …Samuel Rutherford · Lex Rex · p. 371 · Open in the reader
iavanjavanMorphAdorner agrees
58 changes in 16 works · 98.3% consistent (58 of 59) · reach ~62 · MorphAdorner: agree
PrintedIavanJavan, who came of him, Pag 466With ruleIavanJavan, who came of him, Pag 466William Greenhill · Exposition of Ezekiel 20-29 · Open in the reader
Printed… came the people called Iones, that is, Greekes: which are mentioned by the name IavanJavan, in Ezek. 27. 13. Esay 65. 19. Dan. 8. 21. and 10. 21. Vnto them the Israelites were sold for bond-men …With rule… came the people called Iones, that is, Greekes: which are mentioned by the name IavanJavan, in Ezek. 27. 13. Esay 65. 19. Dan. 8. 21. and 10. 21. Vnto them the Israelites were sold for bond-men …Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 43 · Open in the reader
ieffreyjeffreyMorphAdorner agrees
57 changes in 5 works · 100% consistent (57 of 57) · reach ~60 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… the next day were carryed to Saleſburie, and preſented before Byſhop Capon, and William IeffreyJeffrey Chaunceller of the Dyoces: by whom they were impriſoned, and often examined priuatly. At …With rule… the next day were carryed to Saleſburie, and preſented before Byſhop Capon, and William IeffreyJeffrey Chaunceller of the Dyoces: by whom they were impriſoned, and often examined priuatly. At …John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 203 · Open in the reader
PrintedIustice Lelon, persecutor of IeffreyJeffrey Hurst, died suddenly.With ruleIustice Lelon, persecutor of IeffreyJeffrey Hurst, died suddenly.John Foxe · Christs Victory over Satans Tyranny · p. 379 · Open in the reader
coniurersconjurersMorphAdorner agrees
102 changes in 63 works · 55.4% consistent (102 of 184) · reach ~193 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 55.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedNay, the circle is a ceremonie proper to coniurersconjurers: and he would neuer haue admitted it. But, in that he kept an odde …With ruleNay, the circle is a ceremonie proper to coniurersconjurers: and he would neuer haue admitted it. But, in that he kept an odde …John Rainolds · Conference Between Rainolds and Hart · p. 583 · Open in the reader
PrintedIuglers and coniurersconjurers be cauſe theyr names ar haynous and hated and theyr occupations ar vnlawful / will …With ruleIuglers and coniurersconjurers be cauſe theyr names ar haynous and hated and theyr occupations ar vnlawful / will …William Turner · The Rescuing of the Romish Fox · Open in the reader
ioakimjoakimMorphAdorner agrees
56 changes in 26 works · 100% consistent (56 of 56) · reach ~59 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… and ouerthrowne, 1. King. 14.26. It was subdued thrice by Nebuchadnezzar king of Babel, twice vnder IoakimJoakim, and the third time vnder Zedekiah, the citie was wasted, the Temple burnt, and …With rule… and ouerthrowne, 1. King. 14.26. It was subdued thrice by Nebuchadnezzar king of Babel, twice vnder IoakimJoakim, and the third time vnder Zedekiah, the citie was wasted, the Temple burnt, and …Thomas Taylor · Christs Combat and Conquest · p. 180 · Open in the reader
Printed… great vvith Alexander. Halfe a ſkore of ſeuerall men liued from the time of IoakimJoakim father to Eliaſib, to the ende of the Perſians. Neh. 12. The Grekes exceedingly geue …With rule… great vvith Alexander. Halfe a ſkore of ſeuerall men liued from the time of IoakimJoakim father to Eliaſib, to the ende of the Perſians. Neh. 12. The Grekes exceedingly geue …Hugh Broughton · A Consent of Scripture · Open in the reader
iuniorjuniorMorphAdorner agrees
65 changes in 38 works · 85.5% consistent (65 of 76) · reach ~80 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 85.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedAndronicus IuniorJuniorWith ruleAndronicus IuniorJuniorEphraim Pagitt · Christianography · p. 31 · Open in the reader
PrintedLONDON Printed by Tho. Cotes, for Michael Sparke IuniorJunior, and are to be sold at the signe of the Blue Bible in Greene …With ruleLONDON Printed by Tho. Cotes, for Michael Sparke IuniorJunior, and are to be sold at the signe of the Blue Bible in Greene …John Preston · Grace to the Humble · Open in the reader
soiournedsojournedMorphAdorner agrees
55 changes in 34 works · 100% consistent (55 of 55) · reach ~58 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… tread vpon them at pleaſure: Aſpiring mindes will know no God but honour. Iſrael ſoiournedsojourned in Egypt & brought home a golden calfe; Ieroboam ſoiournes there, and brought home two …With rule… tread vpon them at pleaſure: Aſpiring mindes will know no God but honour. Iſrael ſoiournedsojourned in Egypt & brought home a golden calfe; Ieroboam ſoiournes there, and brought home two …Joseph Hall · History of the Old Testament Volume 7 · p. 38 · Open in the reader
Printed… is for England. The people ſoiournedsojourned there, and they brought home one Calfe: Ieroboam ſoiournedsojourned there, and he brought home Two calues: an old woman (in all likelihood) had …With rule… is for England. The people ſoiournedsojourned there, and they brought home one Calfe: Ieroboam ſoiournedsojourned there, and he brought home Two calues: an old woman (in all likelihood) had …Thomas Adams · The Temple · p. 33 · Open in the reader
eiectedejectedMorphAdorner agrees
55 changes in 31 works · 100% consistent (55 of 55) · reach ~58 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… things. It is alſo againſt reaſon, that the baſeſt Cobler and Tinker cannot bee eiectedejected from his free hold of but ten ſhillings by the yeare, but by a …With rule… things. It is alſo againſt reaſon, that the baſeſt Cobler and Tinker cannot bee eiectedejected from his free hold of but ten ſhillings by the yeare, but by a …Gabriel Powel · The Deprived and Silenced Ministers Arguments · p. 36 · Open in the reader
Printed… of the Infidels. Also hee interdyted the Florentines from all holy seruice, because they eiectedejected the Gibelius out of their towne, whom the Pope being in France had receiued …With rule… of the Infidels. Also hee interdyted the Florentines from all holy seruice, because they eiectedejected the Gibelius out of their towne, whom the Pope being in France had receiued …Patrick Simson · The History of the Church Since the Days of Christ · p. 437 · Open in the reader
ieconiahjeconiahMorphAdorner disagrees
54 changes in 27 works · 100% consistent (54 of 54) · reach ~57 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Printed… end of two years all the veſſels and furniture of the Lords houſe, and IeconiahJeconiah, and all the people that were carried away captive to Babylon, ſhould return and …With rule… end of two years all the veſſels and furniture of the Lords houſe, and IeconiahJeconiah, and all the people that were carried away captive to Babylon, ſhould return and …Samuel Cradock · The History of the Old Testament Methodized · p. 619 · Open in the reader
Printed… of heaven: and shall have (not a Benjamins … only, but) a royall diet as IeconiahJeconiah had, every day a portion. Then shall the Lord stand forth, and say to …With rule… of heaven: and shall have (not a Benjamins … only, but) a royall diet as IeconiahJeconiah had, every day a portion. Then shall the Lord stand forth, and say to …John Trapp · Commentary on the Gospels and Acts · p. 267 · Open in the reader
abiurationabjurationMorphAdorner agrees
62 changes in 28 works · 83.7% consistent (62 of 74) · reach ~78 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 83.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedAnſ. That abiurationabjuration is but like rauing in ſome extremity of ſickeneſſe, it is forced and may …With ruleAnſ. That abiurationabjuration is but like rauing in ſome extremity of ſickeneſſe, it is forced and may …Edward Elton · Exposition of Colossians · p. 350 · Open in the reader
PrintedPhillip Repington his examination .437. his abiurationabjuration, made bishop and become a bloudy persecutor of Christe in his members. 444.530.539.27.With rulePhillip Repington his examination .437. his abiurationabjuration, made bishop and become a bloudy persecutor of Christe in his members. 444.530.539.27.John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · Open in the reader
ieopardyjeopardyMorphAdorner agrees
56 changes in 39 works · 91.8% consistent (56 of 61) · reach ~64 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 91.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedIN the ix. he putteth no ieopardyjeopardy to pray to him that, is dāned and to ſticke vp a candle to …With ruleIN the ix. he putteth no ieopardyjeopardy to pray to him that, is dāned and to ſticke vp a candle to …William Tyndale · Whole Works · p. 298 · Open in the reader
Printed… should doe thus: is not this the bloud of the men that went in ieopardyjeopardy of their liues? How much lesse then ought men to eate and drinke that …With rule… should doe thus: is not this the bloud of the men that went in ieopardyjeopardy of their liues? How much lesse then ought men to eate and drinke that …Henrich Bullinger · Exhortation to the Ministers of Gods Word · p. 31 · Open in the reader
disiunctiondisjunctionMorphAdorner agrees
51 changes in 25 works · 100% consistent (51 of 51) · reach ~54 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed2. How absurd is this fellow, that seeing a manifest disiunctiondisjunction in the proposition, betweene Limbus patrum, and the nethermost hell; yet saith, it must …With rule2. How absurd is this fellow, that seeing a manifest disiunctiondisjunction in the proposition, betweene Limbus patrum, and the nethermost hell; yet saith, it must …Andrew Willet · A Scourge for a Railer · Open in the reader
PrintedYour disiunctiondisjunction is naught. For neither charitie, nor the soule, are the principall efficients, but man …With ruleYour disiunctiondisjunction is naught. For neither charitie, nor the soule, are the principall efficients, but man …Anthony Wotton · Defense of Perkins Book Called a Reformed Catholic · p. 227 · Open in the reader
ieduthunjeduthunMorphAdorner agrees
51 changes in 22 works · 100% consistent (51 of 51) · reach ~54 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… much unto us. Ten Penmen are enumerated. viz. David, Solomon, Moses, Asaph, Ethan, Heman, IeduthunJeduthun, and the three sons of Korah; but Augustine thinks David was Penman of them …With rule… much unto us. Ten Penmen are enumerated. viz. David, Solomon, Moses, Asaph, Ethan, Heman, IeduthunJeduthun, and the three sons of Korah; but Augustine thinks David was Penman of them …Francis Roberts · The Key of the Bible · p. 90 · Open in the reader
PrintedIeduthunJeduthun]With ruleIeduthunJeduthun]Thomas Wilson · A Complete Christian Dictionary · p. 323 · Open in the reader
preiudicedprejudicedMorphAdorner agrees
51 changes in 42 works · 100% consistent (51 of 51) · reach ~54 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… and in the English it is implyed; for he could not be hurt or preiudicedprejudiced, but by different and diuers explanations. A third fault hee sindeth, because the Replyer …With rule… and in the English it is implyed; for he could not be hurt or preiudicedprejudiced, but by different and diuers explanations. A third fault hee sindeth, because the Replyer …Andrew Willet · A Scourge for a Railer · p. 165 · Open in the reader
Printed… the resurrection, the admission of children to the Communion. Their comming afterward, hath not preiudicedprejudiced the priority of truth, which they set vp againe in her ancient splendor and …With rule… the resurrection, the admission of children to the Communion. Their comming afterward, hath not preiudicedprejudiced the priority of truth, which they set vp againe in her ancient splendor and …John Cameron · Examination of those Plausible Appearances in the Romish Church · p. 68 · Open in the reader
iusticiariesjusticiariesMorphAdorner agrees
74 changes in 37 works · 68.5% consistent (74 of 108) · reach ~113 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 68.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… and hope to be saved by him. The usuall expressions; of formall, and civill IusticiariesJusticiaries: who know not what saith means: for that perswasion only, which followes sound humiliation …With rule… and hope to be saved by him. The usuall expressions; of formall, and civill IusticiariesJusticiaries: who know not what saith means: for that perswasion only, which followes sound humiliation …Richard Younge · Englands Unthankfulness Striving with Gods Goodness · p. 35 · Open in the reader
PrintedYet ſecondly, conſider, that God deales with thoſe who are IuſticiariesJusticiaries (and that looke to be juſtified by the works of the Law: and refuſe …With ruleYet ſecondly, conſider, that God deales with thoſe who are IuſticiariesJusticiaries (and that looke to be juſtified by the works of the Law: and refuſe …Vavasor Powell · Christ and Moses Excellency · p. 208 · Open in the reader
coniurationsconjurationsMorphAdorner agrees
60 changes in 40 works · 81.0% consistent (60 of 74) · reach ~78 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 81.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… they tie a cord, and, putting their head into the pit, make inuocations or coniurationsconjurations, in a language vnknowne to the others that are about, and this with beatings …With rule… they tie a cord, and, putting their head into the pit, make inuocations or coniurationsconjurations, in a language vnknowne to the others that are about, and this with beatings …Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 629 · Open in the reader
Printed… Gods, ſuch was their worſhip; By murders, adulteries, inceſts, filthy ſpeeches, abhominable geſtures, ſorceries, coniurationsconjurations. The leaſt ſinne of this kinde, was their doating Idolatry; that hee, which only …With rule… Gods, ſuch was their worſhip; By murders, adulteries, inceſts, filthy ſpeeches, abhominable geſtures, ſorceries, coniurationsconjurations. The leaſt ſinne of this kinde, was their doating Idolatry; that hee, which only …Anthony Wotton · Sermons Upon John 1 · p. 236 · Open in the reader
uniustlyunjustlyMorphAdorner agrees
49 changes in 32 works · 98.0% consistent (49 of 50) · reach ~53 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… Obligation null in Law it ſelfe: Therefore, the King is perfidious if he reign uniuſtlyunjustly; the people perfidious, if they obey not him who reignes iuſtly: But the people …With rule… Obligation null in Law it ſelfe: Therefore, the King is perfidious if he reign uniuſtlyunjustly; the people perfidious, if they obey not him who reignes iuſtly: But the people …William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments Part 4 · p. 190 · Open in the reader
Printed… to lend upon Vsury: That it is not necessary to make restitution of things uniustlyunjustly taken away, with other things being meere slanders. Thomas a Iesu writeth, that one …With rule… to lend upon Vsury: That it is not necessary to make restitution of things uniustlyunjustly taken away, with other things being meere slanders. Thomas a Iesu writeth, that one …Ephraim Pagitt · A Relation of Christians in the World · p. 45 · Open in the reader
iehoiadahjehoiadahMorphAdorner agrees
47 changes in 31 works · 100% consistent (47 of 47) · reach ~49 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… great: if we can be good only during the life and gouerment of ſome IehoiadahJehoiadah; Kindle a great fire when a Miniſter commeth, and put it out in whole …With rule… great: if we can be good only during the life and gouerment of ſome IehoiadahJehoiadah; Kindle a great fire when a Miniſter commeth, and put it out in whole …Cornelius Burges · The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered · p. 145 · Open in the reader
PrintedAnsw. Thus; IehoiadahJehoiadah the High Priest was next to the King in blood. 2. Chron. 22.21. and one of …With ruleAnsw. Thus; IehoiadahJehoiadah the High Priest was next to the King in blood. 2. Chron. 22.21. and one of …Edward Elton · Gods Holy Mind Touching Matters Moral · p. 170 · Open in the reader
45 changes in 27 works · 100% consistent (45 of 45) · reach ~47 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… puniſhed? It lay here, Iehojadah had puniſhed one Matthan an Idolatrous Prieſt; therefore, ſayes ShemajahShemaiah, you muſt doe as Iehojadah did; as if he ſhould ſay, they are both …With rule… puniſhed? It lay here, Iehojadah had puniſhed one Matthan an Idolatrous Prieſt; therefore, ſayes ShemajahShemaiah, you muſt doe as Iehojadah did; as if he ſhould ſay, they are both …Jeremiah Burroughs · Irenicum to the Lover of Truth and Peace · p. 180 · Open in the reader
PrintedThe Sons of ShemajahShemaiah.With ruleThe Sons of ShemajahShemaiah.Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 113 · Open in the reader
iehojadahjehoiadahMorphAdorner disagrees
42 changes in 27 works · 100% consistent (42 of 42) · reach ~44 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Printed… and proclaimed King of Iudah, at the appointment of his zealous and godly Uncle IehojadahJehoiadah. At which time the old Murdreſs comming into the Temple, was laid hold on …With rule… and proclaimed King of Iudah, at the appointment of his zealous and godly Uncle IehojadahJehoiadah. At which time the old Murdreſs comming into the Temple, was laid hold on …Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 154 · Open in the reader
Printed… the Vsurper hearing, run out to the people, and cryed, Treason, treason; upon which IehojadahJehoiadah the Priest commanded the Captains of the Host presently to seize upon her, and …With rule… the Vsurper hearing, run out to the people, and cryed, Treason, treason; upon which IehojadahJehoiadah the Priest commanded the Captains of the Host presently to seize upon her, and …William Prynne · Narrative of what was Spoken by Mr Prynne · p. 87 · Open in the reader
ioysjoysMorphAdorner agrees
46 changes in 27 works · 90.2% consistent (46 of 51) · reach ~54 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 90.2% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… no evil that can befall him, is a sufficient reason to lay by these IoysJoys, as to the habit at least, and the prevailing Degree: I know that so …With rule… no evil that can befall him, is a sufficient reason to lay by these IoysJoys, as to the habit at least, and the prevailing Degree: I know that so …Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Conversion · p. 197 · Open in the reader
Printed… not short or transient, but for evermore? So indefeisible is our estate in those IoysJoys, that if we do not like mad prodigals sell it in reversion, we shall …With rule… not short or transient, but for evermore? So indefeisible is our estate in those IoysJoys, that if we do not like mad prodigals sell it in reversion, we shall …Richard Allestree · The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety · p. 8 · Open in the reader
65 changes in 43 works · 60.1% consistent (65 of 108) · reach ~113 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 60.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… giue some colour and shew heerevnto? as yeelding out of generall precedences of the coniunctionsconjunctions and motions of heauenly Bodies, some probable coniectures concerning the motion & successe of these …With rule… giue some colour and shew heerevnto? as yeelding out of generall precedences of the coniunctionsconjunctions and motions of heauenly Bodies, some probable coniectures concerning the motion & successe of these …Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 9 · Open in the reader
Printed… regence, but are only ſervile, yet con as ſuch are very uſefull, becauſe without coniunctionsconjunctions, no ſentences can have either a Conſummation in themſelves, or a Continuation from each …With rule… regence, but are only ſervile, yet con as ſuch are very uſefull, becauſe without coniunctionsconjunctions, no ſentences can have either a Conſummation in themſelves, or a Continuation from each …Richard Lloyd · The Latin Grammar · p. 132 · Open in the reader
iealousiesjealousiesMorphAdorner disagrees
59 changes in 37 works · 64.1% consistent (59 of 92) · reach ~97 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Puritas changed it in 64.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… there is none; but my Errand in this firſt part is, firſt to remoue iealouſiesjealousies and ſuſpitions of Gods neglecting his buſineſſe, becauſe he does it not at our …With rule… there is none; but my Errand in this firſt part is, firſt to remoue iealouſiesjealousies and ſuſpitions of Gods neglecting his buſineſſe, becauſe he does it not at our …John Donne · Five Sermons 1 · p. 21 · Open in the reader
Printed… there is none; but my Errand in this first part is, first to remoue iealousiesjealousies and suspitions of Gods neglecting his businesse, because he does it not at our …With rule… there is none; but my Errand in this first part is, first to remoue iealousiesjealousies and suspitions of Gods neglecting his businesse, because he does it not at our …John Donne · Sermon Upon Judges 5:20 · p. 21 · Open in the reader
37 changes in 28 works · 100% consistent (37 of 37) · reach ~39 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… and Zadok ſet in his roome, and let Joab ſuffer for his fault, and BenajahBenaiah in the policy be ſurrogat in his place.With rule… and Zadok ſet in his roome, and let Joab ſuffer for his fault, and BenajahBenaiah in the policy be ſurrogat in his place.William Guild · The Throne of David · p. 32 · Open in the reader
PrintedThen BenajahBenaiah brought the King word againe,With ruleThen BenajahBenaiah brought the King word againe,Zacharie Boyd · The Garden of Zion · p. 186 · Open in the reader
iehoiachimjehoiachimMorphAdorner agrees
36 changes in 25 works · 100% consistent (36 of 36) · reach ~38 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… the Jewes, … Against the Jews 1. in Iudea, under King Iosiah, c. 2. to c. 21. Under IehoiachimJehoiachim and Zedekiah, c. 21. to c. 43. 2. In Egypt, c. 43.44.45. 2 Against the Jewes enemies. viz. Egyptians …With rule… the Jewes, … Against the Jews 1. in Iudea, under King Iosiah, c. 2. to c. 21. Under IehoiachimJehoiachim and Zedekiah, c. 21. to c. 43. 2. In Egypt, c. 43.44.45. 2 Against the Jewes enemies. viz. Egyptians …Francis Roberts · The Key of the Bible · p. 110 · Open in the reader
Printed… began to reigne: as Iehoiachin was eight yeare old, when he (namely his father IehoiachimJehoiachim) began to reigne: for Iehoiachin was eighteene, when he himſelfe began to reigne.With rule… began to reigne: as Iehoiachin was eight yeare old, when he (namely his father IehoiachimJehoiachim) began to reigne: for Iehoiachin was eighteene, when he himſelfe began to reigne.William Gouge · Of Domestical Duties · p. 181 · Open in the reader
iobeljobelMorphAdorner agrees
36 changes in 4 works · 100% consistent (36 of 36) · reach ~38 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… feſtivity, proclamed by the ſound of the Trumpet. And from thence called Iubilee, from IobelJobel, which ſignifieth a Ram, becauſe that feaſt was proclamed with Trumpets of Rams-horns …With rule… feſtivity, proclamed by the ſound of the Trumpet. And from thence called Iubilee, from IobelJobel, which ſignifieth a Ram, becauſe that feaſt was proclamed with Trumpets of Rams-horns …John Brinsley · Gospel Marrow · p. 149 · Open in the reader
Printed… sales, proclaimed with sound of a Trumpet of a Rammes-horne, and therefore called IobelJobel, which signifieth a Ramme, or Rammes-horne.With rule… sales, proclaimed with sound of a Trumpet of a Rammes-horne, and therefore called IobelJobel, which signifieth a Ramme, or Rammes-horne.Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 108 · Open in the reader
adiurationadjurationMorphAdorner agrees
36 changes in 26 works · 97.3% consistent (36 of 37) · reach ~39 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… of the breaking of the hoſte, and agree therunto, with Berengers honorable amendes and adiurationadjuration.With rule… of the breaking of the hoſte, and agree therunto, with Berengers honorable amendes and adiurationadjuration.Pierre Viret · Ceremonies of the Monstrous Popish Mass · p. 136 · Open in the reader
PrintedMaſter Breerwoods prouocation and adiurationadjuration to a polemicke diſcourſe. pag. 183.With ruleMaſter Breerwoods prouocation and adiurationadjuration to a polemicke diſcourſe. pag. 183.Richard Byfield · The Doctrine of the Sabbath Vindicated · Open in the reader
adiuredadjuredMorphAdorner agrees
35 changes in 28 works · 97.2% consistent (35 of 36) · reach ~38 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… Neuew of R. Iosua the sonne of Leuy had taken poyson, and that beeing adiuredadjured by the name of Iesus, hee was healed out of hand: and this is …With rule… Neuew of R. Iosua the sonne of Leuy had taken poyson, and that beeing adiuredadjured by the name of Iesus, hee was healed out of hand: and this is …Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 550 · Open in the reader
PrintedChrist beeing thus adiuredadjured, though silent before, yet nowe in reuerence to Gods maiestie… answered and said: first …With ruleChrist beeing thus adiuredadjured, though silent before, yet nowe in reuerence to Gods maiestie… answered and said: first …William Perkins · A Golden Chain · p. 315 · Open in the reader
coniurerconjurerMorphAdorner agrees
59 changes in 33 works · 57.2% consistent (59 of 103) · reach ~108 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… raigne of Edward the first, when the Welchmen rebelled, their captaine resorted to a coniurerconjurer for counsell, whether he should goe on in the intended warre against the King …With rule… raigne of Edward the first, when the Welchmen rebelled, their captaine resorted to a coniurerconjurer for counsell, whether he should goe on in the intended warre against the King …Thomas Taylor · Christs Combat and Conquest · p. 306 · Open in the reader
Printed… be let loose. Euen so, a thousand yeeres after Christ, Pope Siluester a great coniurerconjurer, hauing made a compact with the Diuell, obtayned the Papacie, and not long after …With rule… be let loose. Euen so, a thousand yeeres after Christ, Pope Siluester a great coniurerconjurer, hauing made a compact with the Diuell, obtayned the Papacie, and not long after …Andrew Willet · A General View of Papistry · p. 160 · Open in the reader
maiestiesmajestiesMorphAdorner agrees
249 changes in 109 works · 13.0% consistent (249 of 1,916) · reach ~2,014 · MorphAdorner: agree · also → majesty's (1,613)
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Printed… praises to vpholde thē in their euils, much after this sorte of speakinge. Your maiestiesmajesties or graces are called most vertuous, moste valiant, most worthy, most wise most mighty …With rule… praises to vpholde thē in their euils, much after this sorte of speakinge. Your maiestiesmajesties or graces are called most vertuous, moste valiant, most worthy, most wise most mighty …John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · Open in the reader
Printed… home, vpon theyr allegiaunce, to loke better to theyr flocke, and to see youre maiestiesmajesties iniunctions better kept, & send your visitours in theirtailes. And if they be found negligēt …With rule… home, vpon theyr allegiaunce, to loke better to theyr flocke, and to see youre maiestiesmajesties iniunctions better kept, & send your visitours in theirtailes. And if they be found negligēt …Hugh Latimer · Twenty-Seven Sermons · Open in the reader
halleluiahshallelujahsMorphAdorner agrees
32 changes in 26 works · 96.9% consistent (32 of 33) · reach ~35 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… in Heauen there shall be no Sermons; and yet in Heauen there shall be HalleluiahsHallelujahs. And this same end, for which Dauid came to Gods house, shall remaine in …With rule… in Heauen there shall be no Sermons; and yet in Heauen there shall be HalleluiahsHallelujahs. And this same end, for which Dauid came to Gods house, shall remaine in …Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 205 · Open in the reader
Printed… vs with a reconciled countenance, and then vnto his Angels who amongſt all their HalleluiahsHallelujahs, receiue ſome addition vnto their triumphant mirth by our converſion. Now no man need …With rule… vs with a reconciled countenance, and then vnto his Angels who amongſt all their HalleluiahsHallelujahs, receiue ſome addition vnto their triumphant mirth by our converſion. Now no man need …William Pinke · The Trial of a Christians Sincere Love Unto Christ · p. 93 · Open in the reader
abiectionabjectionMorphAdorner agrees
36 changes in 28 works · 85.7% consistent (36 of 42) · reach ~44 · MorphAdorner: agree
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PrintedTHe point whereunto the Apoſtle aimeth, is to make the abiectionabjection of Chriſt glorious in the eyes of the faithfull. For when he ſaith that …With ruleTHe point whereunto the Apoſtle aimeth, is to make the abiectionabjection of Chriſt glorious in the eyes of the faithfull. For when he ſaith that …John Calvin · Commentary on Hebrews · p. 39 · Open in the reader
Printed… they haue. page 83. laſt line for miſchance reade miſchiefe. page 115. line 6. for obiection reade abiectionabjection page. 121. line 23. for ſeate read ſtate.With rule… they haue. page 83. laſt line for miſchance reade miſchiefe. page 115. line 6. for obiection reade abiectionabjection page. 121. line 23. for ſeate read ſtate.John Dod · Exposition of Proverbs 13-14 · Open in the reader
eiaculationsejaculationsMorphAdorner agrees
38 changes in 24 works · 77.5% consistent (38 of 49) · reach ~51 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… Testaments calleth his house a house of prayer; the calues of the lips, & the eiaculationsejaculations of the heart being the body and soule of Diuine worship, whereof sacrifices were …With rule… Testaments calleth his house a house of prayer; the calues of the lips, & the eiaculationsejaculations of the heart being the body and soule of Diuine worship, whereof sacrifices were …Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 29 · Open in the reader
PrintedA. Solemne prayer is commanded in the second: briefe eiaculationsejaculations vpon occasion, in the course of our common affaires, is commanded here.With ruleA. Solemne prayer is commanded in the second: briefe eiaculationsejaculations vpon occasion, in the course of our common affaires, is commanded here.William Twisse · Catechetical Exposition of Christian Doctrine · p. 33 · Open in the reader
ianglingsjanglingsMorphAdorner agrees
31 changes in 17 works · 93.9% consistent (31 of 33) · reach ~35 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… iniquity, doing all things without reaſonings or murmurings, or cenſuring, or complaining; auoiding vaine ianglingsjanglings, and ſelfeconceitedneſſe, begging of God an abilitie to beare with the infirmities of others …With rule… iniquity, doing all things without reaſonings or murmurings, or cenſuring, or complaining; auoiding vaine ianglingsjanglings, and ſelfeconceitedneſſe, begging of God an abilitie to beare with the infirmities of others …Nicholas Byfield · The Signs of the Wicked Man · p. 110 · Open in the reader
Printed… trifling quarrels were troden vnder foote; then neither ſhould men haue ſo many needleſſe ianglingsjanglings, and thoſe which are ſerious and could not bee auoided, ſhould more indifferently be …With rule… trifling quarrels were troden vnder foote; then neither ſhould men haue ſo many needleſſe ianglingsjanglings, and thoſe which are ſerious and could not bee auoided, ſhould more indifferently be …Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 556 · Open in the reader
reioinderrejoinderMorphAdorner agrees
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Printed… better stuffe, this will not serue. Although in déede it be true, that this ReioinderRejoinder is all false, and vngodly stuffe, yet séeing christian people are so euill disposed …With rule… better stuffe, this will not serue. Although in déede it be true, that this ReioinderRejoinder is all false, and vngodly stuffe, yet séeing christian people are so euill disposed …Edward Dering · A Sparing Restraint of Many Lavish Untruths · p. 41 · Open in the reader
Printed4. The reason whereby he back's this ReioinderRejoinder, is a suggestion of the knowledge of God concerning some events upon this eating …With rule4. The reason whereby he back's this ReioinderRejoinder, is a suggestion of the knowledge of God concerning some events upon this eating …George Hughes · An Exposition of Genesis · p. 28 · Open in the reader
iourneyedjourneyedMorphAdorner agrees
28 changes in 22 works · 100% consistent (28 of 28) · reach ~29 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… suffered by the space of thirty nine yeares, wherein they rather wandered, then regularly iourneyedjourneyed in the Desert; their sinnes casting them backe from the borders of the Land …With rule… suffered by the space of thirty nine yeares, wherein they rather wandered, then regularly iourneyedjourneyed in the Desert; their sinnes casting them backe from the borders of the Land …John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader
Printed… Iſrael, to go ſtraight through the middeſt of their country. Wherefore my people rather iourneyedjourneyed with great labour, then that they were troubleſome vnto any man. And pitched beyond …With rule… Iſrael, to go ſtraight through the middeſt of their country. Wherefore my people rather iourneyedjourneyed with great labour, then that they were troubleſome vnto any man. And pitched beyond …Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · p. 185 · Open in the reader
abiuringabjuringMorphAdorner agrees
27 changes in 21 works · 96.4% consistent (27 of 28) · reach ~29 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… but are none. Some ring the Changes of opinions, and runne a serpentine course, abiuringabjuring now, what yesterday they embraced and warranted, winding from errour to errour, as Dolphins …With rule… but are none. Some ring the Changes of opinions, and runne a serpentine course, abiuringabjuring now, what yesterday they embraced and warranted, winding from errour to errour, as Dolphins …Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 330 · Open in the reader
Printed… into, not lōg before: and so made perfect protestation of their faith, with the abiuringabjuring of the contrary, as heresie. But omitting that longe processe and large treatie of …With rule… into, not lōg before: and so made perfect protestation of their faith, with the abiuringabjuring of the contrary, as heresie. But omitting that longe processe and large treatie of …William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 424 · Open in the reader
iusticerjusticerMorphAdorner agrees
26 changes in 20 works · 96.3% consistent (26 of 27) · reach ~28 · MorphAdorner: agree
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PrintedIn executing any office, as of a King, or a Iudge, or of a IuſticerJusticer, &c. without reſpecting the perſon of the rich, or fauoring the perſon of the …With ruleIn executing any office, as of a King, or a Iudge, or of a IuſticerJusticer, &c. without reſpecting the perſon of the rich, or fauoring the perſon of the …John Mayer · The English Catechism Explained · p. 379 · Open in the reader
Printed… and the fift, the Officer: and euery one of them the Magistrate, Iudge, and IusticerJusticer. But hauing no purpose to exceed the houre, (as I must needs doe if …With rule… and the fift, the Officer: and euery one of them the Magistrate, Iudge, and IusticerJusticer. But hauing no purpose to exceed the houre, (as I must needs doe if …Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 204 · Open in the reader
iephthajephthaMorphAdorner agrees
24 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (24 of 24) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… will not ſerue me to tell of Gedeon, of Barac▪ of Samſon, and of IephthaJephtha, of Dauid and of Samuell, and of the Prophets. Which by faith ſubdued kingdoms …With rule… will not ſerue me to tell of Gedeon, of Barac▪ of Samſon, and of IephthaJephtha, of Dauid and of Samuell, and of the Prophets. Which by faith ſubdued kingdoms …George Gifford · Treatise of True Fortitude · Open in the reader
Printed… and why are ye come to me now, when yee are in diſtreſſe? ſaid IephthaJephtha. So ſaith a Chriſtian, did not I hate thee O my Saviour, and did …With rule… and why are ye come to me now, when yee are in diſtreſſe? ſaid IephthaJephtha. So ſaith a Chriſtian, did not I hate thee O my Saviour, and did …Nicholas Lockyer · Christs Communion with his Church Militant · p. 52 · Open in the reader
iestersjestersMorphAdorner agrees
47 changes in 40 works · 50.0% consistent (47 of 94) · reach ~99 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… and vnprofitable trades of lifes or callings (if they may be ſo tearmed) as ieſtersjesters, iuglers, Paraſits, carders, dicers, gameſters, players, fortune-tellers, figure-caſters, ſturdy rogues, and ſuch …With rule… and vnprofitable trades of lifes or callings (if they may be ſo tearmed) as ieſtersjesters, iuglers, Paraſits, carders, dicers, gameſters, players, fortune-tellers, figure-caſters, ſturdy rogues, and ſuch …John Ball · A Short Treatise Containing the Principal Grounds of Christian Religion · p. 211 · Open in the reader
PrintedNeither ieſting. Hereby he vnderſtandeth all pleaſaunt ſpeeches, which they whom they call ieſtersjesters are wont to vſe, to make men mery, which by pleaſaunt diſcourſes and mery …With ruleNeither ieſting. Hereby he vnderſtandeth all pleaſaunt ſpeeches, which they whom they call ieſtersjesters are wont to vſe, to make men mery, which by pleaſaunt diſcourſes and mery …Martin Luther · Collected Sermons · p. 357 · Open in the reader
iailorjailorMorphAdorner agrees
20 changes in 15 works · 95.2% consistent (20 of 21) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… with him, as we ſee Chriſts words did with Zachee, and Pauls with the IailorJailor, and with many other? And for the ſecond likewiſe, I meane the temporary promiſes …With rule… with him, as we ſee Chriſts words did with Zachee, and Pauls with the IailorJailor, and with many other? And for the ſecond likewiſe, I meane the temporary promiſes …Richard Rogers · Commentary on Judges · p. 183 · Open in the reader
Printed… generally, Whoſoeuer beleeueth ſhall be ſaued. Hence the Apoſtle inferreth this particular to the IailorJailor, Beleeue thou, and thou ſhalt be ſaued. When God ſaith, Seeke ye my face …With rule… generally, Whoſoeuer beleeueth ſhall be ſaued. Hence the Apoſtle inferreth this particular to the IailorJailor, Beleeue thou, and thou ſhalt be ſaued. When God ſaith, Seeke ye my face …William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 80 · Open in the reader
jdolsidolsMorphAdorner agrees
23 changes in 11 works · 79.3% consistent (23 of 29) · reach ~30 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… King. 17.30.31.3. Thirdly you vrge my cōfeſſion, That the Iſralites vnder Ieroboam ſerued not Pagan JdolsIdols but the true God after their owne deuices. And you would proue it too …With rule… King. 17.30.31.3. Thirdly you vrge my cōfeſſion, That the Iſralites vnder Ieroboam ſerued not Pagan JdolsIdols but the true God after their owne deuices. And you would proue it too …Henry Jacob · Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England · p. 54 · Open in the reader
Printed… with the same impudent mouthes and blasphemous tongues brought in the Pope, set up JdolsIdols, banished Christ and his holy Supper, appointed for all men that will to receive …With rule… with the same impudent mouthes and blasphemous tongues brought in the Pope, set up JdolsIdols, banished Christ and his holy Supper, appointed for all men that will to receive …William Prynne · A Quench-Coal · p. 287 · Open in the reader
iudicialsjudicialsMorphAdorner agrees
31 changes in 26 works · 58.4% consistent (31 of 53) · reach ~56 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… of men, why ſhould not he have a like power and right to make IudicialsJudicials?With rule… of men, why ſhould not he have a like power and right to make IudicialsJudicials?William Aspinwall · The Legislative Power is Christs Peculiar Prerogative · p. 39 · Open in the reader
Printed… ſaith, Ceremonials primo & per…ſe, firſt and chiefly were ordained to ſignifie things, but IudicialsJudicials ſecundarie did ſignifie things to come. And Swarez ſaith, That judi…ials aeceſſarily, and …With rule… ſaith, Ceremonials primo & per…ſe, firſt and chiefly were ordained to ſignifie things, but IudicialsJudicials ſecundarie did ſignifie things to come. And Swarez ſaith, That judi…ials aeceſſarily, and …Samuel Rutherford · Against Pretended Liberty of Conscience · p. 299 · Open in the reader
iunketsjunketsMorphAdorner agrees
28 changes in 21 works · 63.6% consistent (28 of 44) · reach ~46 · MorphAdorner: agree
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Printed… Locusts and wild hony. Mith. 3. 4. Our Lordly Prelates have all variety of costly …, cates, iunketsjunkets, wines, drinkes, and Provisions, both for themselves, wives, children, guests, servants, equall to any …With rule… Locusts and wild hony. Mith. 3. 4. Our Lordly Prelates have all variety of costly …, cates, iunketsjunkets, wines, drinkes, and Provisions, both for themselves, wives, children, guests, servants, equall to any …William Prynne · A Looking Glass for All Lordly Prelates · p. 68 · Open in the reader
Printed… with water and pulſe, as well as the reſt did with their wine and iunketsjunkets. This is the vertue and operation of theſe wordes: if you heare them with …With rule… with water and pulſe, as well as the reſt did with their wine and iunketsjunkets. This is the vertue and operation of theſe wordes: if you heare them with …Henry Smith · The Benefit of Contention · Open in the reader
misiudgingmisjudgingMorphAdorner agrees
13 changes in 12 works · 86.6% consistent (13 of 15) · reach ~16 · MorphAdorner: agree
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PrintedGaine ſauours well to thy miſiudgingmisjudging ſence,With ruleGaine ſauours well to thy miſiudgingmisjudging ſence,John Andrewes · The Anatomy of Baseness · Open in the reader
Printed… ſtill, it is certaine that he may peruert Gods iudgements at euery turne by miſiudgingmisjudging them, and conſequently he ſhall vſurpe the authoritie that belongeth to God alone. And …With rule… ſtill, it is certaine that he may peruert Gods iudgements at euery turne by miſiudgingmisjudging them, and conſequently he ſhall vſurpe the authoritie that belongeth to God alone. And …John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 496 · Open in the reader
13 changes in 4 works · 86.6% consistent (13 of 15) · reach ~16 · MorphAdorner: unknown
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Printed… Denoting, that as thoſe Galileans were ſlain by Pilat the Roman governor and his ſoldjerssoldiers, ſo the Galileans should after by the Roman army: and as the 18 in Jeruſalem …With rule… Denoting, that as thoſe Galileans were ſlain by Pilat the Roman governor and his ſoldjerssoldiers, ſo the Galileans should after by the Roman army: and as the 18 in Jeruſalem …Joseph Hill · The Providence of God in Sudden Death · p. 28 · Open in the reader
Printed… affayres of life, because they would please him that hath chosen thē to be soldjerssoldiers: they should have their wants supplied by the church, that they be not forced …With rule… affayres of life, because they would please him that hath chosen thē to be soldjerssoldiers: they should have their wants supplied by the church, that they be not forced …Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 393 · Open in the reader
iaspersjaspersMorphAdorner agrees
8 changes in 8 works · 100% consistent (8 of 8) · reach ~8 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… a multitude of pretious ſtones, great variety of rich gemmes, as Diamonds, Carbuncles, Rubies, IaſpersJaspers, Saphires, Emerauds, &c. and many of the ſeuerall ſorts of theſe, but the lipps …With rule… a multitude of pretious ſtones, great variety of rich gemmes, as Diamonds, Carbuncles, Rubies, IaſpersJaspers, Saphires, Emerauds, &c. and many of the ſeuerall ſorts of theſe, but the lipps …John Dod · Exposition of Proverbs 18-20 · p. 133 · Open in the reader
Printed… by repentance, restraines men from that Ierusalem which is aboue; a city built vpon IaspersJaspers and Saphyres and pretious stones; flowing (in stead of milke and hony) with blisse …With rule… by repentance, restraines men from that Ierusalem which is aboue; a city built vpon IaspersJaspers and Saphyres and pretious stones; flowing (in stead of milke and hony) with blisse …Thomas Adams · Englands Sickness Compared to Israels · p. 94 · Open in the reader