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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Words joined or split: to day → today, it selfe → itself, aswell → as well.
632 can be approved together (98.0%+ consistent, enough evidence), reaching about 197,488 places across the corpus.
73 changes in 47 works · 62.9% consistent (73 of 116 in those works) · reach ~122 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 62.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… with a pure affectiō, but they would fayne ſhun God if it were poſsible. How beitHowbeit foraſmuch as they cannot ſhift thēſelues from him: they come to him by compulſion …With rule… with a pure affectiō, but they would fayne ſhun God if it were poſsible. How beitHowbeit foraſmuch as they cannot ſhift thēſelues from him: they come to him by compulſion …John Calvin · Sermons on Job · p. 507 · Open in the reader
Printed… peoples conſent, he ſaid before, Examples are no precepts: As it were acknowledging Examples. How beitHowbeit beſides that this is the verie Ieſuits ſhift, he him ſelfe cōfuteth al theſe …With rule… peoples conſent, he ſaid before, Examples are no precepts: As it were acknowledging Examples. How beitHowbeit beſides that this is the verie Ieſuits ſhift, he him ſelfe cōfuteth al theſe …Henry Jacob · Attestation of Many Learned Godly and Famous Divines · p. 303 · Open in the reader
oftheof theMorphAdorner agrees
55 changes in 31 works · 80.8% consistent (55 of 68) · reach ~72 · MorphAdorner: agree
Puritas changed it in 80.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… Nevertheleſs Death reigned from Adam to Moſes, even over them that had not finned oftheof the ſimilitude of Adams Tranſgreſſion, Verſe 14. Theſe are Infants here ſpoke of, that had not …With rule… Nevertheleſs Death reigned from Adam to Moſes, even over them that had not finned oftheof the ſimilitude of Adams Tranſgreſſion, Verſe 14. Theſe are Infants here ſpoke of, that had not …William Haworth · An Antidote Against the Quakers · p. 16 · Open in the reader
Printed… the Chaldee Tongue, that the Gentiles might take knowledge thereof; but the particular Histories oftheof the coming of the Messi…s, of his Office and Kingdom, and of the calamities …With rule… the Chaldee Tongue, that the Gentiles might take knowledge thereof; but the particular Histories oftheof the coming of the Messi…s, of his Office and Kingdom, and of the calamities …Edward Leigh · Body of Divinity · p. 59 · Open in the reader
43 changes in 25 works · 100% consistent (43 of 43 in those works) · reach ~45 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… as may nourishe the euill, but be careful to doe the thing that God cō maundethcommandeth them, without swaruing one way or other. Sometimes men are so moued with foolishe …With rule… as may nourishe the euill, but be careful to doe the thing that God cō maundethcommandeth them, without swaruing one way or other. Sometimes men are so moued with foolishe …John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 402 · Open in the reader
Printed… in hys sight, and to abstayne from all maner of euill, and therfore Christ cō maundethcommandeth vs in the Gospell to beware of the leauen of the Phariseis, which is …With rule… in hys sight, and to abstayne from all maner of euill, and therfore Christ cō maundethcommandeth vs in the Gospell to beware of the leauen of the Phariseis, which is …John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 1832 · Open in the reader
43 changes in 39 works · 100% consistent (43 of 43 in those works) · reach ~45 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… Paul did, & that we would allow by his exāple: for they with ceremonies were cō mandedcommanded of God, & therefore was it lawfull to edyfiyng, according to the chriſtian liberty, vntil …With rule… Paul did, & that we would allow by his exāple: for they with ceremonies were cō mandedcommanded of God, & therefore was it lawfull to edyfiyng, according to the chriſtian liberty, vntil …Pierre Viret · Epistle to the Faithful · Open in the reader
Printed… weeks, and lent fast. And if they say that abstinence from flesh onely is cō mandedcommanded for some politicall respects, I would demand wherefore is the minister or Curate enjoyned …With rule… weeks, and lent fast. And if they say that abstinence from flesh onely is cō mandedcommanded for some politicall respects, I would demand wherefore is the minister or Curate enjoyned …David Calderwood · The Altar of Damascus · p. 186 · Open in the reader
45 changes in 33 works · 93.7% consistent (45 of 48) · reach ~50 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 93.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… herein we are also to observe, that this Psalm is a Song of the SabbathdaySabbath day, to teach us that this Meditation requires a setled and sequestred mind, that gets …With rule… herein we are also to observe, that this Psalm is a Song of the SabbathdaySabbath day, to teach us that this Meditation requires a setled and sequestred mind, that gets …Pierre du Moulin Sr · Mans Looking-Glass · p. 48 · Open in the reader
Printed… do. Now let the Reader know that theſe Informers came (as they did the SabbathdaySabbath day before) thus Arm'd with Swords, and Piſtols, without any Warrant or Authority from any …With rule… do. Now let the Reader know that theſe Informers came (as they did the SabbathdaySabbath day before) thus Arm'd with Swords, and Piſtols, without any Warrant or Authority from any …John Hickes · Sufferings and Oppressions of Many Christians in Devon · p. 8 · Open in the reader
49 changes in 42 works · 85.9% consistent (49 of 57 in those works) · reach ~60 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cōmunion (8)
Puritas changed it in 85.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed51 If any of the Laytie were an Vſurer, 1. He ſhould be ſuſpended from the cō munioncommunion.With rule51 If any of the Laytie were an Vſurer, 1. He ſhould be ſuſpended from the cō munioncommunion.Gabriel Powel · Theological and Scholastical Positions Concerning Usury · p. 27 · Open in the reader
Printed… the fellowship and glorie of his Father; so is there a special fellowship and cō munioncommunion that we have with Christ, being caled therevnto of the Father, as it is …With rule… the fellowship and glorie of his Father; so is there a special fellowship and cō munioncommunion that we have with Christ, being caled therevnto of the Father, as it is …Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 217 · Open in the reader
42 changes in 33 works · 97.6% consistent (42 of 43 in those works) · reach ~45 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cōtinually (1)
Puritas changed it in 97.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… that in ſtead of ſheepheards they were committed to the cuſtody of rauening wolues cō tinuallycontinually gaping after their goods, ſo that ſundry merchants determined to ſeek new habitations in …With rule… that in ſtead of ſheepheards they were committed to the cuſtody of rauening wolues cō tinuallycontinually gaping after their goods, ſo that ſundry merchants determined to ſeek new habitations in …Phillips Marnix · An Exhortation Concerning the Estate of Christendom · p. 30 · Open in the reader
Printed… the viſibility or perpetuitie of Chriſts Church? her gates (ſaith he) ſhall be open cō tinuallycontinually, ſhut neither by day nor night; and that God hath made and everlaſting covenant …With rule… the viſibility or perpetuitie of Chriſts Church? her gates (ſaith he) ſhall be open cō tinuallycontinually, ſhut neither by day nor night; and that God hath made and everlaſting covenant …Gabriel Powel · The Papists Reasons of State and Religion · p. 104 · Open in the reader
42 changes in 38 works · 97.6% consistent (42 of 43 in those works) · reach ~45 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cōmonly (1)
Puritas changed it in 97.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… nat, nor wyll nat be, where anye ſuch feates be vſed and practiſed. For cō monlycommonly where the word of God is abſēt, there wāteth no kind of miſchiefe, there …With rule… nat, nor wyll nat be, where anye ſuch feates be vſed and practiſed. For cō monlycommonly where the word of God is abſēt, there wāteth no kind of miſchiefe, there …Philipp Melanchthon · The Justification of Man by Faith Only · p. lxxxxiii · Open in the reader
Printed… the Deuill hath his good ones, who are better knowne then the bad, beeing cō monlycommonly called Wise-men, or Wise-women. This wil appeare by experience in most places …With rule… the Deuill hath his good ones, who are better knowne then the bad, beeing cō monlycommonly called Wise-men, or Wise-women. This wil appeare by experience in most places …William Perkins · The Damned Art of Witchcraft · p. 174 · Open in the reader
allsufficientall sufficientMorphAdorner disagrees
74 changes in 54 works · 53.6% consistent (74 of 138) · reach ~145 · MorphAdorner: disagree · also → all-sufficient (64)
Puritas changed it in 53.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… of ſin ſhould ſtand in any competition with. Yea, he himſelf who is God AllſufficientAll sufficient will be our exceeding great Reward, Gen. 15. 1. No wonder if Moſes (like other believers …With rule… of ſin ſhould ſtand in any competition with. Yea, he himſelf who is God AllſufficientAll sufficient will be our exceeding great Reward, Gen. 15. 1. No wonder if Moſes (like other believers …Richard Baxter · Catholic Theology Plain Pure Peaceable · p. 233 · Open in the reader
Printed… of the Law, whereby we might save our selves: But Christ is the only AllsufficientAll sufficient Saviour, and the accomplishment of our salvation is from him alone.With rule… of the Law, whereby we might save our selves: But Christ is the only AllsufficientAll sufficient Saviour, and the accomplishment of our salvation is from him alone.Samuel Clarke · The Marrow of Divinity · p. 356 · Open in the reader
vvilbewill beMorphAdorner agrees
39 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (39 of 39) · reach ~41 · MorphAdorner: agree
Printed… or for vvant of other. for I suppose the late honorable leauing of Poleland vvilbewill be a lesson to any kingdome or state of free election how they shall chuse …With rule… or for vvant of other. for I suppose the late honorable leauing of Poleland vvilbewill be a lesson to any kingdome or state of free election how they shall chuse …John Stubbes · England to be Swallowed by Another French Marriage · Open in the reader
Printed… thanck him not; but if he never get greater victorie in other battels, it vvilbewill be long yer he vvax rich vvith the ſpoiles. Let him that readeth conſider vvhat …With rule… thanck him not; but if he never get greater victorie in other battels, it vvilbewill be long yer he vvax rich vvith the ſpoiles. Let him that readeth conſider vvhat …Hugh Broughton · Certain Questions · p. 16 · Open in the reader
39 changes in 35 works · 100% consistent (39 of 39 in those works) · reach ~41 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… Besides the premisses, he maketh a comparison betwene thys sacramente and baptisme, in whyche cō parisoncomparison he sayeth that god hath customably vsed to cō descende vnto our vsage, and …With rule… Besides the premisses, he maketh a comparison betwene thys sacramente and baptisme, in whyche cō parisoncomparison he sayeth that god hath customably vsed to cō descende vnto our vsage, and …Peter Martyr Vermigli · The Sacrament of the Lords Supper · Open in the reader
PrintedThus haue we ſeene, how they (in cō pariſoncomparison of the perſecutions which they haue laid vpon others) complaine of eaſe and make …With ruleThus haue we ſeene, how they (in cō pariſoncomparison of the perſecutions which they haue laid vpon others) complaine of eaſe and make …Francis Bunny · An Answer to a Popish Libel · p. 59 · Open in the reader
39 changes in 31 works · 97.5% consistent (39 of 40 in those works) · reach ~42 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → foūdation (1)
Puritas changed it in 97.5% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed6 Such thē is the verity of god, neither is ther any other foū dationfoundation of our hope. But better yet to vnderſtād this matter being ſo neceſſary, we …With rule6 Such thē is the verity of god, neither is ther any other foū dationfoundation of our hope. But better yet to vnderſtād this matter being ſo neceſſary, we …Theodore Beza · Sermons on Three Chapters of Song of Songs · p. 119 · Open in the reader
Printed… After Abel, Seth ſuccéeds, which ſignifies in Hebrew, put, ſet, or placed, as a foū dationfoundation, or an ornament, or a comfort: & therefore Eue giues her ſonne this name. And …With rule… After Abel, Seth ſuccéeds, which ſignifies in Hebrew, put, ſet, or placed, as a foū dationfoundation, or an ornament, or a comfort: & therefore Eue giues her ſonne this name. And …Francis Trigge · The True Catholic · p. 439 · Open in the reader
41 changes in 38 works · 89.1% consistent (41 of 46) · reach ~49 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 89.1% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… earth, because thy face, Lord, is to me like a Winter Sun. Awake, O NorthwindNorth wind! and come, South wind, blow upon my garden, that the spices thereof may flow …With rule… earth, because thy face, Lord, is to me like a Winter Sun. Awake, O NorthwindNorth wind! and come, South wind, blow upon my garden, that the spices thereof may flow …John Flavel · Husbandry Spiritualized · p. 251 · Open in the reader
Printed… an annunciation of mercy and forgivenes; that breatheth forth only a cold blast, a NorthwindNorth wind of threatening; this sendeth forth a warm gale, a South-wind of promise.With rule… an annunciation of mercy and forgivenes; that breatheth forth only a cold blast, a NorthwindNorth wind of threatening; this sendeth forth a warm gale, a South-wind of promise.Nathaniel Hardy · First Epistle of John Applied Part 2 · p. 128 · Open in the reader
53 changes in 43 works · 67.9% consistent (53 of 78) · reach ~83 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → self (1)
Puritas changed it in 67.9% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… heart of man abounding with ſo much hypocriſy as it doth, and ſo much ſelfloveself-love, and uncharitableneſs withal, is the moſt deceitful thing (yea and the moſt deceivable too …With rule… heart of man abounding with ſo much hypocriſy as it doth, and ſo much ſelfloveself-love, and uncharitableneſs withal, is the moſt deceitful thing (yea and the moſt deceivable too …Robert Sanderson · Sermon Preached October 1648 · p. 22 · Open in the reader
Printed… seek our own good, but also the common good of our brethren. Covetousnesse and selfloveself-love say, Give me this day my daily bread, without care of others: but brotherly …With rule… seek our own good, but also the common good of our brethren. Covetousnesse and selfloveself-love say, Give me this day my daily bread, without care of others: but brotherly …George Downame · A Godly and Learned Treatise of Prayer · p. 337 · Open in the reader
36 changes in 31 works · 100% consistent (36 of 36 in those works) · reach ~38 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… the thirde daye from the dead, and that in his name ſhould be preached repē tancerepentance, and the forgiueneſſe of ſinnes vnto all nations. Sainct Paule, like a good ſcholer …With rule… the thirde daye from the dead, and that in his name ſhould be preached repē tancerepentance, and the forgiueneſſe of ſinnes vnto all nations. Sainct Paule, like a good ſcholer …Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 547 · Open in the reader
Printed… forward ſtubbornly agaynſt him: but they will pleaſe and pacifie him with ſome fayned repē tancerepentance: yet do they neuer put of their old corruption, as is plaine in Nebuchadnezer …With rule… forward ſtubbornly agaynſt him: but they will pleaſe and pacifie him with ſome fayned repē tancerepentance: yet do they neuer put of their old corruption, as is plaine in Nebuchadnezer …John Calvin · Commentary on Daniel · Open in the reader
asvvellas wellMorphAdorner disagrees
37 changes in 18 works · 94.8% consistent (37 of 39) · reach ~68 · MorphAdorner: disagree · also → aswell (2)
Puritas changed it in 94.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… of God bee ſuch, then certainlie, Chriſt muſt haue dyed for euerie perticular man, aſvvellas well for Cain, as for Abell: for Eſau, as for Iacob: for Iudas, as for …With rule… of God bee ſuch, then certainlie, Chriſt muſt haue dyed for euerie perticular man, aſvvellas well for Cain, as for Abell: for Eſau, as for Iacob: for Iudas, as for …John Forbes · Sermon on 1 Timothy 2:4 · p. 8 · Open in the reader
Printed… But is not this meer Sophiſtry? Is not Antichriſts forbidding of Meats and Mariage aſvvellas well Antichriſtiā and accurſed, as his Maſſe, Supremacy, Iuſtificatiō by works &c. Yet in the …With rule… But is not this meer Sophiſtry? Is not Antichriſts forbidding of Meats and Mariage aſvvellas well Antichriſtiā and accurſed, as his Maſſe, Supremacy, Iuſtificatiō by works &c. Yet in the …Francis Johnson · Answer to Mr Jacobs Defense of the Churches and Ministry of England · p. 98 · Open in the reader
43 changes in 39 works · 79.6% consistent (43 of 54) · reach ~57 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 79.6% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… that of Iohn, Apoc. 19. 10. See thou do it not, worship God: Because it is wilworshipwill-worship after the commandements & doctrines of men, condemned by the Apostle, Col. 2. 22. Of which God …With rule… that of Iohn, Apoc. 19. 10. See thou do it not, worship God: Because it is wilworshipwill-worship after the commandements & doctrines of men, condemned by the Apostle, Col. 2. 22. Of which God …Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · p. 29 · Open in the reader
PrintedTHe Conſcience ſo erring breeds in men hereſie, ſchiſme, ſuperſtition, wilworſhipwill-worship, and idolatrie: It heartens ſome to be obſtinate in euill, yea, in perſecuting the …With ruleTHe Conſcience ſo erring breeds in men hereſie, ſchiſme, ſuperſtition, wilworſhipwill-worship, and idolatrie: It heartens ſome to be obſtinate in euill, yea, in perſecuting the …Richard Bernard · Christian See to Thy Conscience · p. 193 · Open in the reader
shalbéeshall beMorphAdorner disagrees
34 changes in 13 works · 100% consistent (34 of 34) · reach ~36 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Printed… And ageyne, whosoeuer calleth be schem Iehouah, vpon the name of the Lord, he shalbéeshall be saued. And howe this is to be taken if we neither lerne of Christe …With rule… And ageyne, whosoeuer calleth be schem Iehouah, vpon the name of the Lord, he shalbéeshall be saued. And howe this is to be taken if we neither lerne of Christe …Laurence Tomson · Answer to Assertions of Fecknam · p. 40 · Open in the reader
Printed… which will take it, helth of ſoule and body, and yt all that which ſhalbéeshall be touched with the ſame or ſprinkled, ſhould bee without any filth, and all the …With rule… which will take it, helth of ſoule and body, and yt all that which ſhalbéeshall be touched with the ſame or ſprinkled, ſhould bee without any filth, and all the …Pierre Viret · The Christian Disputations · Open in the reader
34 changes in 32 works · 100% consistent (34 of 34 in those works) · reach ~36 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… and Juſtly, he has a Call to avoid Sins, and to repent of them when ſoeverwhensoever he ſhall commit them.With rule… and Juſtly, he has a Call to avoid Sins, and to repent of them when ſoeverwhensoever he ſhall commit them.Jean Claude · Historical Defense of the Reformation · p. 169 · Open in the reader
Printed5. In a word that when ſoeverwhensoever Gods glory comes in competition with any ſelfadvantage; with any pleaſure, profit, o… worldly …With rule5. In a word that when ſoeverwhensoever Gods glory comes in competition with any ſelfadvantage; with any pleaſure, profit, o… worldly …John Oldfield · The Generation of Seekers · p. 271 · Open in the reader
33 changes in 24 works · 100% consistent (33 of 33 in those works) · reach ~35 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… beholde, and had due and conuenient proportion of all the partes and members in euery bodieeverybody: in reſpecte whereof, and alſo for that as yet there remaine many tokens of …With rule… beholde, and had due and conuenient proportion of all the partes and members in euery bodieeverybody: in reſpecte whereof, and alſo for that as yet there remaine many tokens of …Lambert Daneau · The Wonderful Workmanship of the World · p. 81 · Open in the reader
Printed… doe as euery bodieeverybody doth, this is all the help, they ſhall ſpeed as euery bodieeverybody doth, they ſhalbe accurſed for company, if they ſinne for company.With rule… doe as euery bodieeverybody doth, this is all the help, they ſhall ſpeed as euery bodieeverybody doth, they ſhalbe accurſed for company, if they ſinne for company.John Dod · A Bright Star which Leadeth Wise Men to our Lord Jesus Christ · Open in the reader
32 changes in 30 works · 100% consistent (32 of 32 in those works) · reach ~34 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… of God and holy ſcripture, to deny that ſame excellent word. And thus he cō mendedcommended hys cauſe and hym ſelfe to them, and ſpecially to the Emperors Maieſtye, requiring …With rule… of God and holy ſcripture, to deny that ſame excellent word. And thus he cō mendedcommended hys cauſe and hym ſelfe to them, and ſpecially to the Emperors Maieſtye, requiring …Philipp Melanchthon · History of Three Renowned Reformers · Open in the reader
Printed… things that are necessarie to saluation are not as yet distinctly knowne. Though Christ cō mendedcommended the faith of his disciples, for such a faith, against which the gates of …With rule… things that are necessarie to saluation are not as yet distinctly knowne. Though Christ cō mendedcommended the faith of his disciples, for such a faith, against which the gates of …William Perkins · A Reformed Catholic · p. 266 · Open in the reader
32 changes in 26 works · 100% consistent (32 of 32 in those works) · reach ~34 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… which every one of vs, cunningly alleageth for our private & dayly treſpaſſes; & therfore the cō ſiderationconsideration of them, may worthyly belong to every ſoule amōg vs. Therfore let every one …With rule… which every one of vs, cunningly alleageth for our private & dayly treſpaſſes; & therfore the cō ſiderationconsideration of them, may worthyly belong to every ſoule amōg vs. Therfore let every one …Sebastian Benefield · The Sin Against the Holy Ghost · p. 75 · Open in the reader
Printed… be condemned after this sort. The constitutiō of the Ch: Apostolike could in no cō siderationconsideration be condemned, neyther could ours (to our knowledge) being according to that pattern, how …With rule… be condemned after this sort. The constitutiō of the Ch: Apostolike could in no cō siderationconsideration be condemned, neyther could ours (to our knowledge) being according to that pattern, how …John Robinson · Justification of Separation from the Church of England · p. 88 · Open in the reader
32 changes in 11 works · 100% consistent (32 of 32) · reach ~34 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… the ſword of the Spirite: ſeeing that he doth teſtifie that thoſe who are welgroundedwell-grounded in the faith of the goſpel, are not in danger to be ſeduced by …With rule… the ſword of the Spirite: ſeeing that he doth teſtifie that thoſe who are welgroundedwell-grounded in the faith of the goſpel, are not in danger to be ſeduced by …John Calvin · Commentary on Acts · p. 396 · Open in the reader
Printed… is to withdrawe vs from all outleaping imaginations, and to plant in vs a welgroundedwell-grounded and settled determination, that wee might say, O Lorde, thou art hee which made …With rule… is to withdrawe vs from all outleaping imaginations, and to plant in vs a welgroundedwell-grounded and settled determination, that wee might say, O Lorde, thou art hee which made …John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 1022 · Open in the reader
amana manMorphAdorner disagrees
64 changes in 53 works · 49.2% consistent (64 of 130) · reach ~137 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Puritas changed it in 49.2% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… fuller ſet down. And hence by diligent comparing of the Viſions each with other, amana man ſhall have a ſingular helpe to remove that obſcurity which appeares in this propheſie.With rule… fuller ſet down. And hence by diligent comparing of the Viſions each with other, amana man ſhall have a ſingular helpe to remove that obſcurity which appeares in this propheſie.David Pareus · Commentary on Revelation · p. 252 · Open in the reader
Printed… teach Men to care not to be drawne to evill by womens perswasions; should amana man be weake and womanly impotent? Joseph would not be won from his fidelity by …With rule… teach Men to care not to be drawne to evill by womens perswasions; should amana man be weake and womanly impotent? Joseph would not be won from his fidelity by …Thomas Taylor · Peters Repentance · p. 47 · Open in the reader
33 changes in 13 works · 94.2% consistent (33 of 35) · reach ~37 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 94.2% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedBasill graunteth safeconductsafe conduct to the Christian Bohemians for their commyng to the Councell. 657.675.With ruleBasill graunteth safeconductsafe conduct to the Christian Bohemians for their commyng to the Councell. 657.675.John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · Open in the reader
Printed… bicauſe he had cauſed ſixe hundreth of them to eſcape. Wherfore they gaue them ſafeconductsafe conduct, and the maydens of the Iabenites to be their wiues.With rule… bicauſe he had cauſed ſixe hundreth of them to eſcape. Wherfore they gaue them ſafeconductsafe conduct, and the maydens of the Iabenites to be their wiues.Peter Martyr Vermigli · Commentaries · p. 282 · Open in the reader
31 changes in 28 works · 100% consistent (31 of 31 in those works) · reach ~33 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… all good thynges chaunse vnto vs. Therfore that we maye be partakers of the cō fortablecomfortable promises of God, let vs ear nestly beleue thē, beyng perfectly pswaded that what …With rule… all good thynges chaunse vnto vs. Therfore that we maye be partakers of the cō fortablecomfortable promises of God, let vs ear nestly beleue thē, beyng perfectly pswaded that what …Thomas Becon · A New Pathway Unto Prayer · Open in the reader
Printed… present, & must locally and substantially be receiued: and this (say they) is the most cō fortablecomfortable duplicate page duplicate page receiuing of Christ: for what comfort is it to receiue one absent? but these …With rule… present, & must locally and substantially be receiued: and this (say they) is the most cō fortablecomfortable duplicate page duplicate page receiuing of Christ: for what comfort is it to receiue one absent? but these …William Perkins · A Cloud of Faithful Witnesses · p. 7 · Open in the reader
31 changes in 29 works · 100% consistent (31 of 31) · reach ~33 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… given his childe a forme whereby to pray, which forme will become a prayer wellpleaſingwell pleasing unto God, when copper becomes gold, the bramble a vine the Moone a Sunne …With rule… given his childe a forme whereby to pray, which forme will become a prayer wellpleaſingwell pleasing unto God, when copper becomes gold, the bramble a vine the Moone a Sunne …Hezekiah Woodward · A Treatise of Prayer · p. 65 · Open in the reader
Printed… in all things to live honestly, and to live worthy the LORD in all wellpleaſingwell pleasing; longing (with David) after Gods precepts. This is an act of the affection of …With rule… in all things to live honestly, and to live worthy the LORD in all wellpleaſingwell pleasing; longing (with David) after Gods precepts. This is an act of the affection of …Henry Scudder · The Christians Daily Walk in Holy Security and Peace · p. 322 · Open in the reader
108 changes in 79 works · 27.8% consistent (108 of 388 in those works) · reach ~408 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cānot (1)
Puritas changed it in 27.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… Israel, where he would haue his name to be called vpon. The residue which cā notcannot bee declared as now, shalbe pursued heereafter.With rule… Israel, where he would haue his name to be called vpon. The residue which cā notcannot bee declared as now, shalbe pursued heereafter.John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 506 · Open in the reader
Printed… her ſwift flight from them, and al their malicious practiſes. For although the church cā notcannot abſolutelie fly from the preſence of the diuel, with her Eagles wings, being ſo …With rule… her ſwift flight from them, and al their malicious practiſes. For although the church cā notcannot abſolutelie fly from the preſence of the diuel, with her Eagles wings, being ſo …Arthur Dent · The Ruin of Rome · p. 164 · Open in the reader
30 changes in 28 works · 100% consistent (30 of 30 in those works) · reach ~32 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… people, exercising such a lawlesse tyranny over their bodies & goods (as also over their cō sciencesconsciences) as is more intollerable, then the Egyptian servitude of Israel under their Taskmasters, in …With rule… people, exercising such a lawlesse tyranny over their bodies & goods (as also over their cō sciencesconsciences) as is more intollerable, then the Egyptian servitude of Israel under their Taskmasters, in …Henry Burton · For God and the King · p. 129 · Open in the reader
Printed… and came not to the cheefe point, which is to enter into their owne cō ſciencesconsciences. Like as at this day in the Popedome, they that do ſo much preach …With rule… and came not to the cheefe point, which is to enter into their owne cō ſciencesconsciences. Like as at this day in the Popedome, they that do ſo much preach …John Calvin · Sermons on Galatians · p. 80 · Open in the reader
allsufficientall-sufficientMorphAdorner agrees
64 changes in 53 works · 46.3% consistent (64 of 138) · reach ~145 · MorphAdorner: agree · also → all sufficient (74)
Puritas changed it in 46.3% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… for our redemption in particular. Whoſoever is bound to beleeve hath Chriſt as an allſufficientall-sufficient and efficient Saviour, in and through whom Salvation might be obtained, and undoubtedly ſhall …With rule… for our redemption in particular. Whoſoever is bound to beleeve hath Chriſt as an allſufficientall-sufficient and efficient Saviour, in and through whom Salvation might be obtained, and undoubtedly ſhall …John Ball · A Treatise of the Covenant of Grace · p. 222 · Open in the reader
Printed… if they have a heart to entertaine Chriſt, his Grace is ſo rich and allſufficientall-sufficient, that it will ſave every man that enterteineth him.With rule… if they have a heart to entertaine Chriſt, his Grace is ſo rich and allſufficientall-sufficient, that it will ſave every man that enterteineth him.William Fenner · Twenty-Nine Sermons · p. 403 · Open in the reader
29 changes in 23 works · 100% consistent (29 of 29 in those works) · reach ~30 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… to huſel or communicate him ſelfe, that is not right, for yf he wil cō municatecommunicate a right, ſo hath he it moſt ſureſt & beſt in the Sacramēt, miniſtred after …With rule… to huſel or communicate him ſelfe, that is not right, for yf he wil cō municatecommunicate a right, ſo hath he it moſt ſureſt & beſt in the Sacramēt, miniſtred after …Martin Luther · The Chief and Principal Articles of the Christian Faith · Open in the reader
Printed43 Adam by reaſon of his fall could not cō municatecommunicate the Sanctitie of his creation (which was mutable, and ſo ſhould haue continued ſtil …With rule43 Adam by reaſon of his fall could not cō municatecommunicate the Sanctitie of his creation (which was mutable, and ſo ſhould haue continued ſtil …Gabriel Powel · The Mystery of Redemption · p. 139 · Open in the reader
othervvayesother waysMorphAdorner disagrees
29 changes in 8 works · 100% consistent (29 of 29) · reach ~30 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Printed… vvas paſt for banishing him out of that Parish, and though he vvas then othervvayesother ways ſtaged, upon the accompt of the publick cauſe, yet, it vvas knovvn the violent …With rule… vvas paſt for banishing him out of that Parish, and though he vvas then othervvayesother ways ſtaged, upon the accompt of the publick cauſe, yet, it vvas knovvn the violent …Robert Flemming · The Fulfilling of the Scripture · p. 238 · Open in the reader
Printed… the example of the primitive Church, but must agreeable to both: If any think othervvayesother ways, let them produce their evidences of Scripture and antiquity. If they say, it is …With rule… the example of the primitive Church, but must agreeable to both: If any think othervvayesother ways, let them produce their evidences of Scripture and antiquity. If they say, it is …Robert McWard · The Case of The Accommodation Proposed by the Bishop of Dunblane · p. 103 · Open in the reader
assoneas soonMorphAdorner disagrees
38 changes in 25 works · 76.0% consistent (38 of 50) · reach ~138 · MorphAdorner: disagree
Puritas changed it in 76.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… seconde sorte. Many complaine that the Gospell is the fountaine of discorde: bicause that assoneas soon as it springeth vp, there bud out debates with it: or rather as if …With rule… seconde sorte. Many complaine that the Gospell is the fountaine of discorde: bicause that assoneas soon as it springeth vp, there bud out debates with it: or rather as if …John Calvin · The Little Book · Open in the reader
Printed… of a Sermon, they remember something; but take the Sieve out of the water, assoneas soon as they are gone out of the Church, all is forgotten. Let these sayings …With rule… of a Sermon, they remember something; but take the Sieve out of the water, assoneas soon as they are gone out of the Church, all is forgotten. Let these sayings …Thomas Watson · The Art of Divine Contentment · p. 7 · Open in the reader
28 changes in 22 works · 100% consistent (28 of 28) · reach ~29 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… to the Church, and is moſt opPoſed by Enemies. Gen. 17.1. I am God Almighty, [ElſhaddaiEl shaddai,] ſignifying, either Sufficiency, becauſe he is ſufficient of himſelf, as Pſalm 16.2. My Goodneſs extendeth …With rule… to the Church, and is moſt opPoſed by Enemies. Gen. 17.1. I am God Almighty, [ElſhaddaiEl shaddai,] ſignifying, either Sufficiency, becauſe he is ſufficient of himſelf, as Pſalm 16.2. My Goodneſs extendeth …William Crompton · Sovereign Omnipotency · p. 52 · Open in the reader
Printed… for joy. God is to be conſidered in himſelf, ſo his name is Jehovah, ElſhaddaiEl shaddai, a Fountain of Sufficiency, Power, and Goodneſs. There are three things which muſt concur …With rule… for joy. God is to be conſidered in himſelf, ſo his name is Jehovah, ElſhaddaiEl shaddai, a Fountain of Sufficiency, Power, and Goodneſs. There are three things which muſt concur …John Collinges · Several Discourses Considering the Providence of God · p. 602 · Open in the reader
28 changes in 22 works · 100% consistent (28 of 28 in those works) · reach ~29 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… ſpake of the commandementes alone, he puffed vp the people with a moſt vaine cō fidenceconfidence. For what other thing ſhould they haue done, but haue runne headlong, if they …With rule… ſpake of the commandementes alone, he puffed vp the people with a moſt vaine cō fidenceconfidence. For what other thing ſhould they haue done, but haue runne headlong, if they …John Calvin · Abridgment of Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 84 · Open in the reader
Printed… labour, referrynge theyr cauſe to God. They prepared not for warres neither had any cō fidenceconfidence in theyr owne ſtrength, but when the Egiptians thought to haue had a faire …With rule… labour, referrynge theyr cauſe to God. They prepared not for warres neither had any cō fidenceconfidence in theyr owne ſtrength, but when the Egiptians thought to haue had a faire …Robert Crowley · The Way to Wealth · Open in the reader
27 changes in 24 works · 100% consistent (27 of 27 in those works) · reach ~28 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… diſcomforted at the ſight thereof, eſpecially as lōg as we are occupyed rather in cō ſideringconsidering the force bent againſt vs, than the ſtrength of our own Captain Chriſt Ieſus …With rule… diſcomforted at the ſight thereof, eſpecially as lōg as we are occupyed rather in cō ſideringconsidering the force bent againſt vs, than the ſtrength of our own Captain Chriſt Ieſus …Thomas Sparke · To All Christians Troubled and Disquieted · Open in the reader
Printed… Machabees (which is the seconde faulte you find in our trāslatiō of ye Bible) cō sideringconsidering yt it is neuer read in our publike church meetings: you might haue spared …With rule… Machabees (which is the seconde faulte you find in our trāslatiō of ye Bible) cō sideringconsidering yt it is neuer read in our publike church meetings: you might haue spared …Perceval Wiburn · Reproof of Howlets Untimely Shrieking · p. 159 · Open in the reader
27 changes in 25 works · 96.4% consistent (27 of 28 in those works) · reach ~29 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cōclusion (1)
Puritas changed it in 96.4% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedThirdly therfore, & for cō cluſionconclusion, he praied againſt the other 3. parts of the diſtribution mentioned before: againſt the dominion …With ruleThirdly therfore, & for cō cluſionconclusion, he praied againſt the other 3. parts of the diſtribution mentioned before: againſt the dominion …John Smyth · The Bright Morning Star · p. 150 · Open in the reader
Printed… haue beleued it, if I had not ſeene and felt them. Neuertheleſſe, by the cō cluſionconclusion which is here made, we may eaſely vnderſtand that there are carte Iodes of …With rule… haue beleued it, if I had not ſeene and felt them. Neuertheleſſe, by the cō cluſionconclusion which is here made, we may eaſely vnderſtand that there are carte Iodes of …Pierre Viret · Ceremonies of the Monstrous Popish Mass · p. 70 · Open in the reader
26 changes in 21 works · 100% consistent (26 of 26 in those works) · reach ~27 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… firſt from his actiue obedience, that is, his fulfilling the righteouſneſſe of all the cō mandementscommandments; and his paſſiue obedience, that is, bearing the curſed death, which are the things …With rule… firſt from his actiue obedience, that is, his fulfilling the righteouſneſſe of all the cō mandementscommandments; and his paſſiue obedience, that is, bearing the curſed death, which are the things …Paul Baynes · Two Treatises, The Lords Prayer, The Six Principles · p. 189 · Open in the reader
Printed… whereby all the promises of God are beleeued, and in Obedience to all his cō mandementscommandments. The signe of this obligation is, that the partie baptized willingly yeelds himselfe to …With rule… whereby all the promises of God are beleeued, and in Obedience to all his cō mandementscommandments. The signe of this obligation is, that the partie baptized willingly yeelds himselfe to …William Perkins · Commentary on Galatians 1-5 · p. 247 · Open in the reader
26 changes in 24 works · 100% consistent (26 of 26 in those works) · reach ~27 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… and like notable lewdenes? It is neceſſary therfore, that the honour of the ſecond cō ſiſtethconsisteth in the honour of the firſt, which he thruſteth upon the inhabitans of the …With rule… and like notable lewdenes? It is neceſſary therfore, that the honour of the ſecond cō ſiſtethconsisteth in the honour of the firſt, which he thruſteth upon the inhabitans of the …Thomas Brightman · A Revelation of the Apocalypse · p. 374 · Open in the reader
PrintedTHE whole ſumme of our wiſdome cō ſiſtethconsisteth in two parts: in the knowledge of GOD, and of our ſelues. But foraſmuche …With ruleTHE whole ſumme of our wiſdome cō ſiſtethconsisteth in two parts: in the knowledge of GOD, and of our ſelues. But foraſmuche …John Calvin · Abridgment of Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 1 · Open in the reader
26 changes in 21 works · 100% consistent (26 of 26) · reach ~27 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… do not always follow the Divine Conduct, as is meet they ſhould. Saints are dimſighteddim-sighted, they many times miſtake the rule; Saints are wilfull, though they ſee the Rule …With rule… do not always follow the Divine Conduct, as is meet they ſhould. Saints are dimſighteddim-sighted, they many times miſtake the rule; Saints are wilfull, though they ſee the Rule …Ralph Robinson · Safe Conduct · p. 40 · Open in the reader
PrintedVers. 18. blind] either in whole or in part, purblind, dimsighteddim-sighted, or that had any blemish in his sight, eye, eyelid, or the like. The …With ruleVers. 18. blind] either in whole or in part, purblind, dimsighteddim-sighted, or that had any blemish in his sight, eye, eyelid, or the like. The …Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 128 · Open in the reader
26 changes in 17 works · 100% consistent (26 of 26) · reach ~27 · MorphAdorner: unknown
PrintedAnd who ſo euer wilnotwill not repēt this groſſe errour, beinge admoniſhed: be it knowen vnto them, that they are …With ruleAnd who ſo euer wilnotwill not repēt this groſſe errour, beinge admoniſhed: be it knowen vnto them, that they are …Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · Open in the reader
Printed… is it possible that they should be so manie at their going out? I wilnotwill not alledge any miraculousnes, though the Scripture declare that that people increased very greatly; insomuch …With rule… is it possible that they should be so manie at their going out? I wilnotwill not alledge any miraculousnes, though the Scripture declare that that people increased very greatly; insomuch …Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 468 · Open in the reader
26 changes in 19 works · 96.3% consistent (26 of 27 in those works) · reach ~28 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 96.3% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
PrintedNovv that is called a doctrine not vvritten (ſaith Bellarmine) not vvhich is no vvherenowhere vvritten, but vvhich is not vvritten by the firſt author, and hee gives the …With ruleNovv that is called a doctrine not vvritten (ſaith Bellarmine) not vvhich is no vvherenowhere vvritten, but vvhich is not vvritten by the firſt author, and hee gives the …Henry Lawrence · Of Baptism · p. 287 · Open in the reader
Printed… which is to Sion, as the light was once to Goshen: shining there, and no vvherenowhere else. Or as to Gedeon, the Fleece on the Mountaine is wet with the …With rule… which is to Sion, as the light was once to Goshen: shining there, and no vvherenowhere else. Or as to Gedeon, the Fleece on the Mountaine is wet with the …Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 11 · Open in the reader
25 changes in 21 works · 100% consistent (25 of 25 in those works) · reach ~26 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… riches, and how can we reioice when euery bodyes good is our euill and euery bodieseverybody's ioy is our ſorrow? But fixe your eies vpon Chriſt alone, and he will …With rule… riches, and how can we reioice when euery bodyes good is our euill and euery bodieseverybody's ioy is our ſorrow? But fixe your eies vpon Chriſt alone, and he will …Henry Smith · Two Sermons · Open in the reader
Printed… his Itch bee in his fingers, and that he growes like a Meddler in euery bodieseverybody's Orchyard, let him apply this vnction. That he meddle with his owne businesse. That …With rule… his Itch bee in his fingers, and that he growes like a Meddler in euery bodieseverybody's Orchyard, let him apply this vnction. That he meddle with his owne businesse. That …Thomas Adams · Diseases of the Soul · p. 66 · Open in the reader
24 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (24 of 24) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed(Who thus the vpperhandupper hand hath woune)With rule(Who thus the vpperhandupper hand hath woune)George Wither · The Hymns and Songs of the Church · p. 152 · Open in the reader
Printed… for vs, he generally prounounceth that the posteritie of the woman should get the vpperhandupper hand of the Deuell. Whereupon foloweth, that Christ issued of mankinde, bicause it was Gods …With rule… for vs, he generally prounounceth that the posteritie of the woman should get the vpperhandupper hand of the Deuell. Whereupon foloweth, that Christ issued of mankinde, bicause it was Gods …John Calvin · The Institutes of the Christian Religion · p. 85 · Open in the reader
24 changes in 16 works · 96.0% consistent (24 of 25 in those works) · reach ~26 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 96.0% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… right hand of God by his humanity, but circumſcribed in place, and is not euery vvhereeverywhere.With rule… right hand of God by his humanity, but circumſcribed in place, and is not euery vvhereeverywhere.Henrich Bullinger · The Hope of the Faithful · p. 52 · Open in the reader
Printed… or proper to the perſon: as, this our God, or Chriſt is omnipotent, and euery vvhereeverywhere preſent: alſo, this man, or Chriſt, ſuffered and died. The other is, when ſuch …With rule… or proper to the perſon: as, this our God, or Chriſt is omnipotent, and euery vvhereeverywhere preſent: alſo, this man, or Chriſt, ſuffered and died. The other is, when ſuch …Girolamo Zanchi · Confession of the Christian Religion · p. 428 · Open in the reader
23 changes in 21 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23 in those works) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… hath this worldes good and ſeeth his brother haue neede, and ſhutteth vpp his cō paſſioncompassion from him, how dwelleth the loue of God in him.With rule… hath this worldes good and ſeeth his brother haue neede, and ſhutteth vpp his cō paſſioncompassion from him, how dwelleth the loue of God in him.Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 289 · Open in the reader
Printed… is no liberality doth pleaſe god, except it be ioyned [Te Sumpatheia] to a cō paſſioncompassion, many ſéeme to be liberall, which yet are not anye whit touched with the …With rule… is no liberality doth pleaſe god, except it be ioyned [Te Sumpatheia] to a cō paſſioncompassion, many ſéeme to be liberall, which yet are not anye whit touched with the …John Calvin · Commentary on 1 John and Jude · Open in the reader
23 changes in 14 works · 95.8% consistent (23 of 24 in those works) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Puritas changed it in 95.8% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… them yet at leastwise doe the best they can to comfort such as haue no bodyenobody to vpholde them. And when wee see these lustie gallantes steppe vp and take …With rule… them yet at leastwise doe the best they can to comfort such as haue no bodyenobody to vpholde them. And when wee see these lustie gallantes steppe vp and take …John Calvin · Sermons on Deuteronomy · p. 692 · Open in the reader
Printed… commaundement. Absteine frome all kyndes of thefte, steale no thinge from no man, hurte no bodyenobody, gyue and rendre to euery man that whiche is due vnto him, accordynge to …With rule… commaundement. Absteine frome all kyndes of thefte, steale no thinge from no man, hurte no bodyenobody, gyue and rendre to euery man that whiche is due vnto him, accordynge to …Archishop Thomas Cranmer · Catechism for Children · Open in the reader
22 changes in 22 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22 in those works) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… and that in the verie inſtant of the temptation. Concerning this, who will not cō mendcommend the cleanly conveyance of this Author, who will haue the croſſe a weapon againſt …With rule… and that in the verie inſtant of the temptation. Concerning this, who will not cō mendcommend the cleanly conveyance of this Author, who will haue the croſſe a weapon againſt …Robert Parker · Against Symbolizing with Antichrist in Ceremonies · p. 131 · Open in the reader
Printed… as if the Magiſtrate deliuer the offender to the hangman, euery man will worthily cō mendcommend that worke: but if the hangman, beyng rather moued with hatred, or couetouſneſſe, or …With rule… as if the Magiſtrate deliuer the offender to the hangman, euery man will worthily cō mendcommend that worke: but if the hangman, beyng rather moued with hatred, or couetouſneſſe, or …Theodore Beza · Display of Popish Practices · p. 112 · Open in the reader
28 changes in 19 works · 77.7% consistent (28 of 36 in those works) · reach ~38 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → cōgregation (8)
Puritas changed it in 77.7% of places, under the 98% bar: check the unchanged places first.
Printed… name of Chriſt, miniſtred Chriſt out of all together and became head of the cō gregationcongregation him ſelfe.With rule… name of Chriſt, miniſtred Chriſt out of all together and became head of the cō gregationcongregation him ſelfe.William Tyndale · Whole Works · p. 406 · Open in the reader
Printed7 Neyther shall such be alowed for cityzens with ye saintes in the holy cō gregationcongregation of hys newe Hierusalem, nor yet be accepted for hys shousholde seruauntes enioying ye …With rule7 Neyther shall such be alowed for cityzens with ye saintes in the holy cō gregationcongregation of hys newe Hierusalem, nor yet be accepted for hys shousholde seruauntes enioying ye …John Bale · The Image of Both Churches in Revelation · Open in the reader
21 changes in 16 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21 in those works) · reach ~33 · MorphAdorner: unknown
Printed… shall murther and trode all thinges vnder their feat: They shall sit in the Tē pleTēple of God, and be extolled aboue all that is worshipped. &c.With rule… shall murther and trode all thinges vnder their feat: They shall sit in the Tē pleTēple of God, and be extolled aboue all that is worshipped. &c.John Knox · Answer to a Jesuit · Open in the reader
Printed… the Iſraelites in olde time were, to bring our corne and wine into the Tē pleTēple to be offred, or beaſts to be ſacrificed, or the firſt borne to be …With rule… the Iſraelites in olde time were, to bring our corne and wine into the Tē pleTēple to be offred, or beaſts to be ſacrificed, or the firſt borne to be …Peter Moffett · Commentary Upon Proverbs · p. 28 · Open in the reader