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Names (2,063)

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  • israelitisIsraelites

    23 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … judicium, ex Pauli Evangelio. Ro, 2.16. Cum omnibus el…ge recitatis maledictis, Deut. 27. dicendum erat IſraelitisIsraelites, Amen, Nonne illud animarum ijdem faederi aſtrictio fuit, ac cùm benedictiones morem gerentibus illis …
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    … judicium, ex Pauli Evangelio. Ro, 2.16. Cum omnibus el…ge recitatis maledictis, Deut. 27. dicendum erat IſraelitisIsraelites, Amen, Nonne illud animarum ijdem faederi aſtrictio fuit, ac cùm benedictiones morem gerentibus illis …

    John Humfrey · A Second Discourse About Re-Ordination · Open in the reader

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    … is more proper and agreeable. And accordingly the learned Castellio reads it, ex edito IsraelitisIsraelites oraculo, from, or by the oracle delivered to the Israelites. The Jewish Arab reads …
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    … is more proper and agreeable. And accordingly the learned Castellio reads it, ex edito IsraelitisIsraelites oraculo, from, or by the oracle delivered to the Israelites. The Jewish Arab reads …

    Henry Hammond · Paraphrase Upon the Books of the Psalms · p. 634 · Open in the reader

  • mesheckMeshech

    23 changes in 21 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … cauſe to cry out dayly, We unto us, we are conſtrained to dwell with MeſheckMeshech, and have our habitation in the tents of Kedar, where your righteous Souls were …
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    … cauſe to cry out dayly, We unto us, we are conſtrained to dwell with MeſheckMeshech, and have our habitation in the tents of Kedar, where your righteous Souls were …

    Samuel Fairclough Sr · The Prisoners Praises · p. 26 · Open in the reader

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    … others. You will say with David, Psal. 120.5. Wo is me, that I sojourn in MesheckMeshech, that I dwell in the Tents of Kedar. Your soul, like Lots, will be …
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    … others. You will say with David, Psal. 120.5. Wo is me, that I sojourn in MesheckMeshech, that I dwell in the Tents of Kedar. Your soul, like Lots, will be …

    John Flavel · The Seamans Companion · p. 109 · Open in the reader

  • ʋatablusUatablus

    23 changes in 8 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … tranſlation comes a great deale neerer to the interpretation of the learned Papiſts, a▪ ƲatablusUatablus, Pagninus, Iſidorus Clarius, & Arias Montan…s, then the popiſh Latin doth.
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    … tranſlation comes a great deale neerer to the interpretation of the learned Papiſts, a▪ ƲatablusUatablus, Pagninus, Iſidorus Clarius, & Arias Montan…s, then the popiſh Latin doth.

    Anthony Wotton · Answer to a Popish Pamphlet · p. 23 · Open in the reader

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    … should be wel examined, then to be amended also: and so that description of ƲatablusUatablus too, which seemeth to haue led the way vnto ours; and that not onely …
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    … should be wel examined, then to be amended also: and so that description of ƲatablusUatablus too, which seemeth to haue led the way vnto ours; and that not onely …

    Edmund Bunny · Of the Head Cornerstone · p. 335 · Open in the reader

  • ʋeniceVenice

    23 changes in 15 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … could that Archbiſhop of Beneuentum Bartholomaeus de la Caſa, and the Popes Nuncio at ƲeniceVenice be of, who wrote & publiſhed that booke which he entitles, De arte diuina, Of …
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    … could that Archbiſhop of Beneuentum Bartholomaeus de la Caſa, and the Popes Nuncio at ƲeniceVenice be of, who wrote & publiſhed that booke which he entitles, De arte diuina, Of …

    Robert Jenison · The Height of Israels Heathenish Idolatry · p. 109 · Open in the reader

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    … one that ſhould ſay a prayer of S. Auguſtine, printed in a Table at ƲeniceVenice, and that toties quoties. And Iohn the 22. granted 20. yeeres pardon to euery one that …
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    … one that ſhould ſay a prayer of S. Auguſtine, printed in a Table at ƲeniceVenice, and that toties quoties. And Iohn the 22. granted 20. yeeres pardon to euery one that …

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

  • ʋnctionemUnctionem

    23 changes in 4 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … his name) eſt Euchariſtiae co-ordinatum, & di…itur foreign, quòd reipſâ conſecret & conſummet. Againe, Poſt ƲnctionemUnctionem confirmationis, eum qui initiatus eſt (i. e. Baptizat us) Pontifex ad Sanctiſſimam Euchariſtiam vocat …
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    … his name) eſt Euchariſtiae co-ordinatum, & di…itur foreign, quòd reipſâ conſecret & conſummet. Againe, Poſt ƲnctionemUnctionem confirmationis, eum qui initiatus eſt (i. e. Baptizat us) Pontifex ad Sanctiſſimam Euchariſtiam vocat …

    Jonathan Hanmer · The Ancient Way of Completing Church Members · p. 20 · Open in the reader

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    … chriſmate communitos Euchariſtiae myſteriis admittendos eſſe. Ex Gregorio, Arianos, per impoſitionm manus occidens; per ƲnctionemUnctionem ſanctii chriſmatis ad ingreſſum ſanctae Eccleſiae Catholicae Oriens reformat.
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    … chriſmate communitos Euchariſtiae myſteriis admittendos eſſe. Ex Gregorio, Arianos, per impoſitionm manus occidens; per ƲnctionemUnctionem ſanctii chriſmatis ad ingreſſum ſanctae Eccleſiae Catholicae Oriens reformat.

    Henry Hammond · Works Volume 4 · p. 886 · Open in the reader

  • ʋndertakerUndertaker

    23 changes in 14 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … the promiser do approve & accept of the performance of the condition prescribed, and the ƲndertakerUndertaker demand, and lay clayme to the promises made, and thereupon the common end designed …
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    … the promiser do approve & accept of the performance of the condition prescribed, and the ƲndertakerUndertaker demand, and lay clayme to the promises made, and thereupon the common end designed …

    John Owen · The Mystery of the Gospel Vindicated and Socinianism Examined · p. 578 · Open in the reader

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    … drinke, and rejoyce) yet Gods grace is ſufficient all this while; He is the ƲndertakerUndertaker to compleat the man and his work. And now the man has a good …
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    … drinke, and rejoyce) yet Gods grace is ſufficient all this while; He is the ƲndertakerUndertaker to compleat the man and his work. And now the man has a good …

    Hezekiah Woodward · A Good Soldier Maintaining His Militia · p. 139 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnreasonableUnreasonable

    23 changes in 23 works · 100% consistent (23 of 23) · reach ~26 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … Equity & Congruity of this Precept of Self-denyall. But yet, becauſe there are many ƲnreaſonableUnreasonable men in the world, that will not live by Faith and Reaſon, but by …
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    … Equity & Congruity of this Precept of Self-denyall. But yet, becauſe there are many ƲnreaſonableUnreasonable men in the world, that will not live by Faith and Reaſon, but by …

    Thomas Hooker · A Treatise of Self Denial · p. 45 · Open in the reader

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    [Mola Aſinaria: Or, The ƲnreaſonableUnreasonable and Ʋnſupportable Burthen now preſs'd upon the ſhoulders of this groaning Nation, &c.]
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    [Mola Aſinaria: Or, The ƲnreaſonableUnreasonable and Ʋnſupportable Burthen now preſs'd upon the ſhoulders of this groaning Nation, &c.]

    William Prynne · The New Cheaters Forgeries Detected · Open in the reader

  • aegiptiansEgyptiansMorphAdorner agrees

    45 changes in 32 works · 50.0% consistent (45 of 90) · reach ~98 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … male children which ſhould be borne: at the laſt he appointed certeine of the AegiptiansEgyptians his ſubiects to bee their hangmen openly. Whereby alſo when Moſes was borne, his …
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    … male children which ſhould be borne: at the laſt he appointed certeine of the AegiptiansEgyptians his ſubiects to bee their hangmen openly. Whereby alſo when Moſes was borne, his …

    Jean Taffin · The Marks of the Children of God and their Comforts in Affliction · p. 63 · Open in the reader

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    … not with Aſa relye vpon phyſitions: we muſt not with Iſrael rely vpon the AegiptiansEgyptians: we muſt not with Iezabel relie vpon Idols: we muſt not with papiſts relie …
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    … not with Aſa relye vpon phyſitions: we muſt not with Iſrael rely vpon the AegiptiansEgyptians: we muſt not with Iezabel relie vpon Idols: we muſt not with papiſts relie …

    Richard Webb · The Lot or Portion of the Righteous · p. 33 · Open in the reader

  • worceterWorcester

    24 changes in 7 works · 92.3% consistent (24 of 26) · reach ~27 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … of Canterburyes boke: whych is farre from being anſwered, eyther by the byſhop of WorceterWorcester his boke in engliſh, or Marcus. … C. in latyn, y• thou nedeſt nomore to …
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    … of Canterburyes boke: whych is farre from being anſwered, eyther by the byſhop of WorceterWorcester his boke in engliſh, or Marcus. … C. in latyn, y• thou nedeſt nomore to …

    John Bradford · An Exhortation to the Carrying of Christs Cross · p. 77 · Open in the reader

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    ¶Imprynted at WorceterWorcester by Ihon Oſwen.
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    ¶Imprynted at WorceterWorcester by Ihon Oſwen.

    Henrich Bullinger · Defense of the Baptism of Children · Open in the reader

  • anabaptistickAnabaptistic

    22 changes in 7 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … do, unleſſe either he retract his reſtriction, or otherwiſe ſhoar upon ſome Socinian and AnabaptiſtickAnabaptistic Fancy concerning the ancient Church.
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    … do, unleſſe either he retract his reſtriction, or otherwiſe ſhoar upon ſome Socinian and AnabaptiſtickAnabaptistic Fancy concerning the ancient Church.

    James Wood · A Little Stone Found to be Counterfeit · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    … Church in judging, but only the ſinner that is to be judged. This is AnabaptiſtickAnabaptistic Anarchy, whereby they command all perſons, even women not excluded, to ſit in the …
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    … Church in judging, but only the ſinner that is to be judged. This is AnabaptiſtickAnabaptistic Anarchy, whereby they command all perſons, even women not excluded, to ſit in the …

    Robert Baillie · Anabaptism and Other Errors · p. 41 · Open in the reader

  • ioshuJoshua

    22 changes in 19 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    a IoſhuJoshua. 24.15. And if it ſeeme evill to you to ſerve the Lord, chooſe you this …
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    a IoſhuJoshua. 24.15. And if it ſeeme evill to you to ſerve the Lord, chooſe you this …

    William Burton · An Abstract of the Doctrine of the Sabbath · p. 109 · Open in the reader

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    … Religion are of great antiquity. The Idolatry of the Pagans was of great antiquity: IoshuJoshua. 14. 2. The superstition of the Iewes that hold the obseruation of Moses ceremonies necessary to …
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    … Religion are of great antiquity. The Idolatry of the Pagans was of great antiquity: IoshuJoshua. 14. 2. The superstition of the Iewes that hold the obseruation of Moses ceremonies necessary to …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · p. 144 · Open in the reader

  • patrikePatrickMorphAdorner agrees

    22 changes in 10 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … Apprentices. J cannot omitte the glorious Tombe in the other Cathedrall Church of ſaint PatrikePatrick in the proper place of the Altar, juſt oppoſite to his Majesties ſeat, having …
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    … Apprentices. J cannot omitte the glorious Tombe in the other Cathedrall Church of ſaint PatrikePatrick in the proper place of the Altar, juſt oppoſite to his Majesties ſeat, having …

    William Prynne · Canterburys Doom · p. 82 · Open in the reader

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    Frier Champbell accuser of PatrikePatrick Hamelton, his end. 2103
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    Frier Champbell accuser of PatrikePatrick Hamelton, his end. 2103

    John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · Open in the reader

  • ʋerUer

    22 changes in 11 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … us? ſo ƲerUer. 18. He hath mercy on whom he will. The Apoſtle goes on ƲerUer. 21. Hath not the Potter power over the Clay, of the ſame Lump to make …
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    … us? ſo ƲerUer. 18. He hath mercy on whom he will. The Apoſtle goes on ƲerUer. 21. Hath not the Potter power over the Clay, of the ſame Lump to make …

    Stephen Scandrett · Antidote Against Quakerism · p. 112 · Open in the reader

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    … Court of mercy, wherein the sentence of absolution is a conditional promise, Joh. 3. 16. and ƲerUer. 36. and Mark 16. 16. And,
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    … Court of mercy, wherein the sentence of absolution is a conditional promise, Joh. 3. 16. and ƲerUer. 36. and Mark 16. 16. And,

    John Eedes · The Doctrine of Justification by Faith · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • ʋltimaUltima

    22 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … tells us, that the time of Auguſtus was the utmoſt date of that Prophecy, ƲltimaUltima Cumaei venit jam carminis aetas: And Suetonius tells us, that all over the Eaſtern …
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    … tells us, that the time of Auguſtus was the utmoſt date of that Prophecy, ƲltimaUltima Cumaei venit jam carminis aetas: And Suetonius tells us, that all over the Eaſtern …

    John Tillotson · Discourses Proving Jesus to be the Messiah · p. 1 · Open in the reader

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    … Prima, Pſeudochriſti, immediatè poſt aſcenſionem Chriſti, foreign, Mat. 24.6. Theudas duplex. Aegyptius. Doſitheus. Definitio Chriſti, Luc. 24.21. ƲltimaUltima. Seductores ſub tempore obſidionis Hieroſolymitanae; Receſſio Grati, Chriſtiani ad Pellam, Mat. 24.20, 21. Media foreign. Praeludia quinque …
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    … Prima, Pſeudochriſti, immediatè poſt aſcenſionem Chriſti, foreign, Mat. 24.6. Theudas duplex. Aegyptius. Doſitheus. Definitio Chriſti, Luc. 24.21. ƲltimaUltima. Seductores ſub tempore obſidionis Hieroſolymitanae; Receſſio Grati, Chriſtiani ad Pellam, Mat. 24.20, 21. Media foreign. Praeludia quinque …

    Henry Hammond · Works Volume 4 · p. 724 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnchangeablenessUnchangeableness

    22 changes in 14 works · 100% consistent (22 of 22) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … lights, with whom is no Variableneſs, nor ſhaddow of Turning. This Attribute of God's ƲnchangeableneſsUnchangeableness, is fitly and ſignificantly added, to ſhew, That as good and perfect gifts only …
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    … lights, with whom is no Variableneſs, nor ſhaddow of Turning. This Attribute of God's ƲnchangeableneſsUnchangeableness, is fitly and ſignificantly added, to ſhew, That as good and perfect gifts only …

    Elisha Coles · A Practical Discourse of Gods Sovereignty · p. 221 · Open in the reader

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    The Conſideration of the Infiniteneſs and ƲnchangeableneſsUnchangeableness of God's Love, is ſufficient to guard our Hearts from all Affrightments, that may …
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    The Conſideration of the Infiniteneſs and ƲnchangeableneſsUnchangeableness of God's Love, is ſufficient to guard our Hearts from all Affrightments, that may …

    Richard Gilpin · The Comforts of Divine Love · p. 7 · Open in the reader

  • abrigementAbridgementMorphAdorner agrees

    23 changes in 4 works · 92.0% consistent (23 of 25) · reach ~26 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … as an Abrigemēt: So as I maruaile howe that shoulde orderly come into the AbrigementAbridgement, whiche is not founde in the bodie of the storie written at large: And …
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    … as an Abrigemēt: So as I maruaile howe that shoulde orderly come into the AbrigementAbridgement, whiche is not founde in the bodie of the storie written at large: And …

    Perceval Wiburn · Reproof of Howlets Untimely Shrieking · p. 159 · Open in the reader

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    … falſe doctrine. All this is ſhewed largely by the miniſters of Lincolne in the AbrigementAbridgement, and the like they ſay of the Pſalmes in the booke of common prayer …
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    … falſe doctrine. All this is ſhewed largely by the miniſters of Lincolne in the AbrigementAbridgement, and the like they ſay of the Pſalmes in the booke of common prayer …

    John Canne · A Necessity of Separation from the Church of England · p. 107 · Open in the reader

  • almeshouseAlmshouseMorphAdorner agrees

    22 changes in 17 works · 95.6% consistent (22 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … of the Judges of the Sheriffs Court in London, who built and endowed an AlmeshouseAlmshouse for twelve poor men at Stoken-heath, and another at Shorditch for as many …
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    … of the Judges of the Sheriffs Court in London, who built and endowed an AlmeshouseAlmshouse for twelve poor men at Stoken-heath, and another at Shorditch for as many …

    Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 94 · Open in the reader

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    … an uſe, or ſuch a ſumme of money to Build a School or an AlmeſhouſeAlmshouse, ſo that it ſhall not be in his power to recall it. By the …
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    … an uſe, or ſuch a ſumme of money to Build a School or an AlmeſhouſeAlmshouse, ſo that it ſhall not be in his power to recall it. By the …

    William Jenkyn · The Burning Yet Unconsumed Bush · p. 27 · Open in the reader

  • hieroglyphickeHieroglyphic

    22 changes in 14 works · 95.6% consistent (22 of 23) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … could be kept cloſe from God! No, ſayd he, nor their euill thoughts. The HieroglyphickeHieroglyphic, the myſticall, or aenigmaticall letter whereby the Egyptians would haue God to be vnderſtood …
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    … could be kept cloſe from God! No, ſayd he, nor their euill thoughts. The HieroglyphickeHieroglyphic, the myſticall, or aenigmaticall letter whereby the Egyptians would haue God to be vnderſtood …

    Sebastian Benefield · Twenty-One Sermons on Amos 1 · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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    … my Brother Jacob. In this regard, the Fiſh among the Aegyptians is made an HieroglyphickeHieroglyphic of hatred, becauſe of all Creatures it is moſt greedy to devoure, and hatred …
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    … my Brother Jacob. In this regard, the Fiſh among the Aegyptians is made an HieroglyphickeHieroglyphic of hatred, becauſe of all Creatures it is moſt greedy to devoure, and hatred …

    Nathaniel Hardy · First Epistle of John Applied Part 1 · p. 171 · Open in the reader

  • antipoedobaptistsAntipaedobaptists

    21 changes in 14 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … the Doctrine of the AntipoedobaptiſtsAntipaedobaptists Introduceth many Ʋnchriſtian Conſequences: Therefore the Doctrine of the AntipoedobaptiſtsAntipaedobaptists is erroneous.
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    … the Doctrine of the AntipoedobaptiſtsAntipaedobaptists Introduceth many Ʋnchriſtian Conſequences: Therefore the Doctrine of the AntipoedobaptiſtsAntipaedobaptists is erroneous.

    Thomas Grantham · The Loyal Baptist · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    The Anabaptists (or AntipoedobaptistsAntipaedobaptists) themselves will rather deny our Baptism to be a Sacrament, then grant a necessity …
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    The Anabaptists (or AntipoedobaptistsAntipaedobaptists) themselves will rather deny our Baptism to be a Sacrament, then grant a necessity …

    Edward Leigh · Body of Divinity · p. 676 · Open in the reader

  • ioāIoā

    21 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … Col. 1281, 1282, 1283, 1284. & Hom. 2, Col. 1287, 1288. Hom. 2, 6, 7, 10, 17, 21, 38, 49, 69, 74, & 89, in Mat: Tom. 2, Col. 15, 16, 50, 51, 52, 53, 58, 59… 60, 79, B, D, 144, A, 175, A, 297, 298, 299, 300, 356, 358, 359… 360, 487, 488, 489, 514, 515, 601. Hō. 31, in IoāIoā: Evang. Tom. 3. Col. 130, Hō. 29, & 42, in Acta Apost. Col. 544, A, 611, 612. Hō. 12, in 1 Ep. ad Cor …
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    … Col. 1281, 1282, 1283, 1284. & Hom. 2, Col. 1287, 1288. Hom. 2, 6, 7, 10, 17, 21, 38, 49, 69, 74, & 89, in Mat: Tom. 2, Col. 15, 16, 50, 51, 52, 53, 58, 59… 60, 79, B, D, 144, A, 175, A, 297, 298, 299, 300, 356, 358, 359… 360, 487, 488, 489, 514, 515, 601. Hō. 31, in IoāIoā: Evang. Tom. 3. Col. 130, Hō. 29, & 42, in Acta Apost. Col. 544, A, 611, 612. Hō. 12, in 1 Ep. ad Cor …

    William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 668 · Open in the reader

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    … of Anticryste: whose cominge sayd Paule… 1. thess. 2, (he is come al redy saith Iohn. 1. IoāIoā … 2.… now ar there many anticrystis) shalbe aftir the workinge of Satan with an almighty …
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    … of Anticryste: whose cominge sayd Paule… 1. thess. 2, (he is come al redy saith Iohn. 1. IoāIoā … 2.… now ar there many anticrystis) shalbe aftir the workinge of Satan with an almighty …

    William Tyndale · The Supper of the Lord · p. 28 · Open in the reader

  • origēOrigen

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    … know many remedies to take away poiſon, and to driue away their euils, ſaith OrigēOrigen. And again in the ſame place: Serpents vſe fenel to ſharpen & quicken their ſight …
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    … know many remedies to take away poiſon, and to driue away their euils, ſaith OrigēOrigen. And again in the ſame place: Serpents vſe fenel to ſharpen & quicken their ſight …

    Laurence Humphrey · A View of the Romish Hydra · p. 191 · Open in the reader

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    OrigēOrigen was vndoubted a famoꝰ Doctor, & dyd write very excellent ly of diuers matters concernyng …
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    OrigēOrigen was vndoubted a famoꝰ Doctor, & dyd write very excellent ly of diuers matters concernyng …

    Thomas Becon · Davids Harp · Open in the reader

  • stephēStephen

    21 changes in 19 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … myserablye spoyled and made tributarye to ye Pope for euer, by the treachery of StephēStephen Langtō bishop of Canterbury. In the time of Hēry the 3. the Pope ransackt all …
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    … myserablye spoyled and made tributarye to ye Pope for euer, by the treachery of StephēStephen Langtō bishop of Canterbury. In the time of Hēry the 3. the Pope ransackt all …

    John Bale · The Pageant of Popes · Open in the reader

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    … of for preaching Christ to be son of ye liuinge god. The holy martirs. StephēStephen was stoned vnto deth, because he prea ched Christ, & affirmed that God dwelleth not …
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    … of for preaching Christ to be son of ye liuinge god. The holy martirs. StephēStephen was stoned vnto deth, because he prea ched Christ, & affirmed that God dwelleth not …

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

  • ʋcalUcal

    21 changes in 16 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~24 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … Scholar for Jeſus Chriſt, who (as others think) is ſignified by that Ithiel and ƲcalUcal; ſo that we have not more need to be ſtudious, if we would be …
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    … Scholar for Jeſus Chriſt, who (as others think) is ſignified by that Ithiel and ƲcalUcal; ſo that we have not more need to be ſtudious, if we would be …

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 20 · Open in the reader

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    … ſurely, I am more brutiſh than any man, when hee heard of Ithiel and ƲcalUcal, I have neither Wiſdome nor Knowledge of the moſt holy; being an humble teachable …
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    … ſurely, I am more brutiſh than any man, when hee heard of Ithiel and ƲcalUcal, I have neither Wiſdome nor Knowledge of the moſt holy; being an humble teachable …

    Charles Chauncey · The Plain Doctrine of the Justification of a Sinner in the Sight of God · p. 144 · Open in the reader

  • ʋirgilUirgil

    21 changes in 20 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … Prophet Habacuck telleth vs) is a teacher of lyes. For which cauſe, as Polidore ƲirgilUirgil reporteth, the Fathers, of all vices, condemned the worſhip of Images, for feare of …
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    … Prophet Habacuck telleth vs) is a teacher of lyes. For which cauſe, as Polidore ƲirgilUirgil reporteth, the Fathers, of all vices, condemned the worſhip of Images, for feare of …

    Thomas Beard · A Retractive from the Romish Religion · p. 514 · Open in the reader

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    Polydor. ƲirgilUirgil. lib. 6. cap. 13. de inuent. rerum, writeth, that by the teſtimonie of Ierome it appeareth …
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    Polydor. ƲirgilUirgil. lib. 6. cap. 13. de inuent. rerum, writeth, that by the teſtimonie of Ierome it appeareth …

    Richard Bernard · Reims Against Rome · p. 163 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnchristianUnchristian

    21 changes in 17 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … again after any kind of Divorce, but that one for Fornication, doth commit an ƲnchriſtianUnchristian ſin. (2.) That by force of the Arguments firſt produced, for the interpreting Mark and …
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    … again after any kind of Divorce, but that one for Fornication, doth commit an ƲnchriſtianUnchristian ſin. (2.) That by force of the Arguments firſt produced, for the interpreting Mark and …

    John Godolphin · Abridgment of Ecclesiastical Laws · p. 495 · Open in the reader

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    Secondly; A man that is Really a Christian, may have many ƲnchristianUnchristian Disorders in his Heart & Walk. Alas, my Friends, All is not Christianity, that is …
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    Secondly; A man that is Really a Christian, may have many ƲnchristianUnchristian Disorders in his Heart & Walk. Alas, my Friends, All is not Christianity, that is …

    Cotton Mather · A Good Man Making a Good End · p. 63 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnoUno

    21 changes in 19 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    ƲnoUno orbem obtundi nocte dieque ſono:
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    ƲnoUno orbem obtundi nocte dieque ſono:

    Patrick Forbes · Commentary Upon Revelation · Open in the reader

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    … dicendum quod per charitatem spiritus sanctus in nobis habitat. Tripliciter ergo possumus considerare charitatem. ƲnoUno modo ex parte spiritus sancti moventis animum ad diligendum deum: & ex hac parte charitas …
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    … dicendum quod per charitatem spiritus sanctus in nobis habitat. Tripliciter ergo possumus considerare charitatem. ƲnoUno modo ex parte spiritus sancti moventis animum ad diligendum deum: & ex hac parte charitas …

    Richard Baxter · Thoughts Concerning the Controversies about the Perseverance of the Saints · p. 37 · Open in the reader

  • ʋsingUsing

    21 changes in 16 works · 100% consistent (21 of 21) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … muſt deſire you to obſerve this one thing, that there is great difference between ƲſingUsing a Set Form, and Impoſing it, which I ſhall clear to you thus. We …
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    … muſt deſire you to obſerve this one thing, that there is great difference between ƲſingUsing a Set Form, and Impoſing it, which I ſhall clear to you thus. We …

    William Woodward · A Call to Humiliation for the Grievous Sin of Persecution · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    Wherefore Beleevers, are to be Blamed, for not ƲſingUsing; And to be Exhorted to Ʋſe more, Theſe kind of Antidotes, and Cordials:
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    Wherefore Beleevers, are to be Blamed, for not ƲſingUsing; And to be Exhorted to Ʋſe more, Theſe kind of Antidotes, and Cordials:

    Henry Archer · Comfort for Believers About their Sins and Troubles · p. 69 · Open in the reader

  • saphyresSapphiresMorphAdorner agrees

    22 changes in 21 works · 91.6% consistent (22 of 24) · reach ~25 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … people, or just power of them that rule? Were not our foundations laid with SaphyresSapphires, and our stones with fair colours? Was not the patern in the mount, the …
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    … people, or just power of them that rule? Were not our foundations laid with SaphyresSapphires, and our stones with fair colours? Was not the patern in the mount, the …

    William Hubbard · The Happiness of a People in the Wisdom of their Rulers · p. 50 · Open in the reader

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    … I haue a place here. The beautie of that excellent Citie Ierusalem, built with SaphyresSapphires, Emeralds, Chrysolites, and such precious stones: the foundation and walls whereof are perfect gold …
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    … I haue a place here. The beautie of that excellent Citie Ierusalem, built with SaphyresSapphires, Emeralds, Chrysolites, and such precious stones: the foundation and walls whereof are perfect gold …

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 344 · Open in the reader

  • solemonSolomon

    21 changes in 17 works · 95.4% consistent (21 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … mercy, which accompanied that rod that God threatned David, to exercise upon his son SolemonSolomon, If he commit iniquity, I will chasten him with the rod of men; (I …
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    … mercy, which accompanied that rod that God threatned David, to exercise upon his son SolemonSolomon, If he commit iniquity, I will chasten him with the rod of men; (I …

    John Donne · Fifty Sermons · p. 454 · Open in the reader

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    SolemonSolomon had a vineyard] This, verse 11 and the two next evrses, are the last speech …
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    SolemonSolomon had a vineyard] This, verse 11 and the two next evrses, are the last speech …

    John Richardson · Observations Upon the Old Testament · p. 349 · Open in the reader

  • trētTrent

    21 changes in 10 works · 95.4% consistent (21 of 22) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown · also → trēt (1)

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    … God haue mercy on me ſaid ye K. ſo went he to Newark vpō TrētTrent, & there died: & was buried in ye cathedral church at Worceſter, betwixt S. Oſwald & S …
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    … God haue mercy on me ſaid ye K. ſo went he to Newark vpō TrētTrent, & there died: & was buried in ye cathedral church at Worceſter, betwixt S. Oſwald & S …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 187 · Open in the reader

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    … in this reſpect in his bookes, could not be heard in the conuent of TrētTrent, amongſt whom if any were wiſer & better then others, they were leaſt regarded, and …
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    … in this reſpect in his bookes, could not be heard in the conuent of TrētTrent, amongſt whom if any were wiſer & better then others, they were leaſt regarded, and …

    John Prime · Of Nature and Grace · p. 68 · Open in the reader

  • abrahāAbraham

    20 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … of his mercye. And the same maist thou se by Iames / when he saith AbrahāAbraham offered his sonne / and so was the scripture fulfilled / that Abraham beleued / and it …
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    … of his mercye. And the same maist thou se by Iames / when he saith AbrahāAbraham offered his sonne / and so was the scripture fulfilled / that Abraham beleued / and it …

    William Tyndale · Answer to Thomas More · p. Cxxvj · Open in the reader

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    … flood to the promise made to Abraham: The third from the promise made to AbrahāAbraham to Christ: The fourth Period from Christ to the end of the world.
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    … flood to the promise made to Abraham: The third from the promise made to AbrahāAbraham to Christ: The fourth Period from Christ to the end of the world.

    John Weemes · The Christian Synagogue · p. 1 · Open in the reader

  • ierushalemJerusalemMorphAdorner agrees

    20 changes in 6 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … ijreh, he will be ſeene, Gen. 22. And Shalem, Peace: Thus put together it is IeruſhalemJerusalem, the viſion of Peace (for there peace and concord dwelt.)
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    … ijreh, he will be ſeene, Gen. 22. And Shalem, Peace: Thus put together it is IeruſhalemJerusalem, the viſion of Peace (for there peace and concord dwelt.)

    Nehemiah Rogers · The Good Samaritan · p. 17 · Open in the reader

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    … firſt is true, 2. Chron. 30.11.18.21. els could not ſo many of Iſrael as came to IerushalemJerusalem have eaten the Paſſeover, ſeing no vncircumciſed might eate therof.
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    … firſt is true, 2. Chron. 30.11.18.21. els could not ſo many of Iſrael as came to IerushalemJerusalem have eaten the Paſſeover, ſeing no vncircumciſed might eate therof.

    John Smyth · The Character of the Beast · p. 47 · Open in the reader

  • préestesPriestsMorphAdorner agrees

    20 changes in 7 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … ſuch as had the ouerſight of things committed to them. But your Biſhops and PréeſtesPriests, moſt bee ſuch as the Grecians doo call by the name of foreign or foreign That …
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    … ſuch as had the ouerſight of things committed to them. But your Biſhops and PréeſtesPriests, moſt bee ſuch as the Grecians doo call by the name of foreign or foreign That …

    Robert Crowley · Answer to a Popish Antichristian Catholic · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … he was moſte outragiouſly intreated with blaſphemous frumps, ſcornes, and reprocheful vſages. For the préeſtesPriests with many other mo walking before ye croſſe vttred foorth ſundrie horrible and gréeuous …
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    … he was moſte outragiouſly intreated with blaſphemous frumps, ſcornes, and reprocheful vſages. For the préeſtesPriests with many other mo walking before ye croſſe vttred foorth ſundrie horrible and gréeuous …

    Henrich Bullinger · The Tragedies of Tyrants Exercised Upon the Church of God · p. 9 · Open in the reader

  • ʋbiquityUbiquity

    20 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … all, ſo much as even Imaginary Space, while he himſelf is the onely true ƲbiquityUbiquity; even ſo Eternity is the Infiniteneſs of God's Being filling all Imaginary Duration, and …
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    … all, ſo much as even Imaginary Space, while he himſelf is the onely true ƲbiquityUbiquity; even ſo Eternity is the Infiniteneſs of God's Being filling all Imaginary Duration, and …

    Thomas Beverley · The Great Soul of Man · p. 157 · Open in the reader

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    … a destruction of its Being. To affix unto the Humane Nature Divine Properties, as ƲbiquityUbiquity or Immensity, is to deprive it of its own. The Essence of his Body …
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    … a destruction of its Being. To affix unto the Humane Nature Divine Properties, as ƲbiquityUbiquity or Immensity, is to deprive it of its own. The Essence of his Body …

    John Owen · Declaration of the Glorious Mystery of Christ the God Man · p. 318 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnknownUnknown

    20 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … go backward, e're they go forward; Chriſt did come here. but while he was ƲnknownUnknown, neither his Diſciples were comforted, nor the Sea becalmed, the comming of him (in …
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    … go backward, e're they go forward; Chriſt did come here. but while he was ƲnknownUnknown, neither his Diſciples were comforted, nor the Sea becalmed, the comming of him (in …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 334 · Open in the reader

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    … and that it is a novel thing to have the Divine Service in an ƲnknownUnknown Tongue; which I have not room to mention: But deſire the Reader to obſerve …
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    … and that it is a novel thing to have the Divine Service in an ƲnknownUnknown Tongue; which I have not room to mention: But deſire the Reader to obſerve …

    Simon Patrick · Answer to Book by Romish Priests · p. 274 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnleavenedUnleavened

    20 changes in 11 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … up after the Lambs (ſaith Piſcator) upon the ſeveral Days of that Feaſt of ƲnleavenedUnleavened Bread, which was another part of that great Solemnity.
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    … up after the Lambs (ſaith Piſcator) upon the ſeveral Days of that Feaſt of ƲnleavenedUnleavened Bread, which was another part of that great Solemnity.

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 622 · Open in the reader

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    § 18 This Sacrifice of the Passeover with its attendant Feast of ƲnleavenedUnleavened Bread, to be annually observed on the fourteenth day of the moneth Abib, unto …
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    § 18 This Sacrifice of the Passeover with its attendant Feast of ƲnleavenedUnleavened Bread, to be annually observed on the fourteenth day of the moneth Abib, unto …

    John Owen · Exercitation on Hebrews · p. 264 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnnecessaryUnnecessary

    20 changes in 17 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    (11.) It makes it ƲnneceſſaryUnnecessary or Ʋnreaſonable, to Pray for themſelves or others, for thoſe things which we ſhould …
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    (11.) It makes it ƲnneceſſaryUnnecessary or Ʋnreaſonable, to Pray for themſelves or others, for thoſe things which we ſhould …

    David Clarkson · A Discourse of the Saving Grace of God · p. 72 · Open in the reader

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    3. ƲnneceſſaryUnnecessary viſits, are great waſters of our time: of which you muſt take heed, it …
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    3. ƲnneceſſaryUnnecessary viſits, are great waſters of our time: of which you muſt take heed, it …

    John Fox · Time and the End of Time · p. 79 · Open in the reader

  • ʋnprofitableUnprofitable

    20 changes in 17 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … altogether become unprofitable, Rom. 3.12. good for as little as the duſt under our feet: ƲnprofitableUnprofitable unto God, Job 22.2. & 35.7. unprofitable to other men; how little good do we to them …
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    … altogether become unprofitable, Rom. 3.12. good for as little as the duſt under our feet: ƲnprofitableUnprofitable unto God, Job 22.2. & 35.7. unprofitable to other men; how little good do we to them …

    Samuel Whiting · Abrahams Humble Intercession for Sodom · p. 149 · Open in the reader

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    … do now? LORD! Teach and Help me! LORD! Let not the Guilt of the ƲnprofitableUnprofitable and Barren Fig-Tree come upon me: Now, my Soul! Be for ſome Good …
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    … do now? LORD! Teach and Help me! LORD! Let not the Guilt of the ƲnprofitableUnprofitable and Barren Fig-Tree come upon me: Now, my Soul! Be for ſome Good …

    John Danforth · Judgment Begun at the House of God · p. 98 · Open in the reader

  • ʋrbaneUrbane

    20 changes in 14 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~21 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … acknowledged by the Pope himself to be such, alterius Orbis Apostolicus et Patriarcha, saith ƲrbaneUrbane II. of Anselme) and so by this Novelle of the Emperors cited and approved …
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    … acknowledged by the Pope himself to be such, alterius Orbis Apostolicus et Patriarcha, saith ƲrbaneUrbane II. of Anselme) and so by this Novelle of the Emperors cited and approved …

    Henry Hammond · Brief Account of One Suggestion of the Romanist · p. 136 · Open in the reader

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    … Prieſt to the Pope, and from the Pope to the King; when firſt Pope ƲrbaneUrbane gave them to Richard the Second, to aid him againſt Charles the French King …
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    … Prieſt to the Pope, and from the Pope to the King; when firſt Pope ƲrbaneUrbane gave them to Richard the Second, to aid him againſt Charles the French King …

    John Ley · Light for Smoke · p. 19 · Open in the reader

  • ʋsefulUseful

    20 changes in 18 works · 100% consistent (20 of 20) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

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    … juſtified by Philoſophy, which was then Neceſſary for them whereas it is now only ƲſefulUseful unto them; and that this Philoſophy was tho… choolmiſter of …he Gentiles, which brought …
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    … juſtified by Philoſophy, which was then Neceſſary for them whereas it is now only ƲſefulUseful unto them; and that this Philoſophy was tho… choolmiſter of …he Gentiles, which brought …

    Jean Daille · Concerning the Right Use of the Fathers in Controversies · p. 66 · Open in the reader

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    … before we paſſe on to the remaining Queſtions, it wil be not a little ƲſefulUseful, that we make ſome Improvements of what hath been laid down, both by Corollaries …
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    … before we paſſe on to the remaining Queſtions, it wil be not a little ƲſefulUseful, that we make ſome Improvements of what hath been laid down, both by Corollaries …

    Theophilus Gale · Christs Tears for Jerusalems Unbelief · p. 194 · Open in the reader

  • chaplaneChaplain

    20 changes in 6 works · 95.2% consistent (20 of 21) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    Delivered in five Sermons, by IOHN PRESTON, Doctor in Divinity, ChaplaneChaplain in Ordinary to his Majestie; Master of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge, and sometimes Preacher …
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    Delivered in five Sermons, by IOHN PRESTON, Doctor in Divinity, ChaplaneChaplain in Ordinary to his Majestie; Master of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge, and sometimes Preacher …

    John Preston · Sunbeams of Gospel Light · Open in the reader

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    D. poklingtoun in his Sunday no Sabbath, in his altare Christianum, subscribed by Canterburies ChaplaneChaplain.
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    D. poklingtoun in his Sunday no Sabbath, in his altare Christianum, subscribed by Canterburies ChaplaneChaplain.

    Robert Baillie · The Life of William Archbishop of Canterbury Examined · Open in the reader

  • alchimistsAlchemists

    19 changes in 17 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

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    … Merchants of Argier) diſpoſſeſſe thē of all worldly cares and vanities, and like ſubtile AlchimiſtsAlchemists refine them out of their ſiluer and golden droſſe into a more ſublime eſtate …
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    … Merchants of Argier) diſpoſſeſſe thē of all worldly cares and vanities, and like ſubtile AlchimiſtsAlchemists refine them out of their ſiluer and golden droſſe into a more ſublime eſtate …

    John Gee · New Shreds of the Old Snare · p. 115 · Open in the reader

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    This priviledge cannot be denyed to many of the heathen; who as AlchimistsAlchemists, though they misse of their end, yet they finde many excellent things by the …
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    This priviledge cannot be denyed to many of the heathen; who as AlchimistsAlchemists, though they misse of their end, yet they finde many excellent things by the …

    John Preston · The Fullness of Christ for Us · p. 34 · Open in the reader

  • ebrueHebrew

    19 changes in 11 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    … fyndynge of fyue learned menne, to reade and teache dyuynitye, lawe, Physycke, Greke and EbrueHebrew.
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    … fyndynge of fyue learned menne, to reade and teache dyuynitye, lawe, Physycke, Greke and EbrueHebrew.

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

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    S. Paul was of the tribe of Beniamin, an EbrueHebrew borne of Ebrues, according to the law a Pharisee. So was his father too …
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    S. Paul was of the tribe of Beniamin, an EbrueHebrew borne of Ebrues, according to the law a Pharisee. So was his father too …

    John Rainolds · Conference Between Rainolds and Hart · p. 308 · Open in the reader

  • hebrevvesHebrewsMorphAdorner agrees

    19 changes in 16 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: agree

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    … ſinnes of the Elect, as yee may reade in the ninth CHAPTER to the HEBREVVESHEBREWS. Now marke againe: This perfect aboliſhing and vndoing of our ſinnes required a perfect …
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    … ſinnes of the Elect, as yee may reade in the ninth CHAPTER to the HEBREVVESHEBREWS. Now marke againe: This perfect aboliſhing and vndoing of our ſinnes required a perfect …

    Robert Rollock · The Passion Resurrection and Ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ · p. 175 · Open in the reader

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    … the death of our Lord. For euery partition of theſe tymes, auncient conſent of HebrevvesHebrews and Grekes may be brought. I wyll labour to ſet foorth all theſe poyntes …
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    … the death of our Lord. For euery partition of theſe tymes, auncient conſent of HebrevvesHebrews and Grekes may be brought. I wyll labour to ſet foorth all theſe poyntes …

    Hugh Broughton · A Consent of Scripture · Open in the reader

  • norwitchNorwich

    19 changes in 13 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    Dr White. B. of NorwitchNorwich.
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    Dr White. B. of NorwitchNorwich.

    Cornelius Burges · Baptismal Regeneration of Elect Infants Professed by the Church of England · Open in the reader

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    …n Severall SERMONS, By Timothy Armitage, Late Miniſter of the Goſpel in NorwitchNorwich.
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    …n Severall SERMONS, By Timothy Armitage, Late Miniſter of the Goſpel in NorwitchNorwich.

    Timothy Armitage · A Trial of Faith · Open in the reader

  • pelagiāsPelagiās

    19 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    It was our Church which conuinced the Arrians, Macedonians, Neſtorians, PelagiāsPelagiās, Manichees & ſuch like hereticks. The general Councels celebrated in former times at Nice, at …
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    It was our Church which conuinced the Arrians, Macedonians, Neſtorians, PelagiāsPelagiās, Manichees & ſuch like hereticks. The general Councels celebrated in former times at Nice, at …

    William Attersoll · The New Covenant · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … the sect of Anabaptists, and wt the sect of sacramentaries, & with the secte of PelagiāsPelagiās.
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    … the sect of Anabaptists, and wt the sect of sacramentaries, & with the secte of PelagiāsPelagiās.

    John Foxe · Acts and Monuments Volume 2 Part 2 · p. 1978 · Open in the reader

  • ʋlsterUlster

    19 changes in 12 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … of peace by a ſudden inſurrection is almoſt incredible. In the very Province of ƲlſterUlster alone, about a hundred and fifty thouſand were computed to be murthered. But God …
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    … of peace by a ſudden inſurrection is almoſt incredible. In the very Province of ƲlſterUlster alone, about a hundred and fifty thouſand were computed to be murthered. But God …

    Richard Baxter · The Safe Religion · p. 169 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    In ƲlſterUlster Province, by all ſorts of deaths,
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    In ƲlſterUlster Province, by all ſorts of deaths,

    Nicolas Billingsley · A Breviary of All the Greatest Persecutions · Open in the reader

  • ʋnderstandestUnderstandest

    19 changes in 19 works · 100% consistent (19 of 19) · reach ~20 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … conſulting alſo with the gifts and abilities of others. When Philip asked the Ethiopian, ƲnderſtandeſtUnderstandest thou what thou readeſt? How can I (ſaid he) unleſs I have a guide …
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    … conſulting alſo with the gifts and abilities of others. When Philip asked the Ethiopian, ƲnderſtandeſtUnderstandest thou what thou readeſt? How can I (ſaid he) unleſs I have a guide …

    Anthony Burgess · The Scripture Directory for Church Officers and People · p. 144 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … little, becauſe they underſtand little; they are like the Eunuch, to whom Philip ſaid, ƲnderſtandeſtUnderstandest thou what thou Readeſt? He ſaid, how can I, except ſome man ſhould guide …
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    … little, becauſe they underſtand little; they are like the Eunuch, to whom Philip ſaid, ƲnderſtandeſtUnderstandest thou what thou Readeſt? He ſaid, how can I, except ſome man ſhould guide …

    Edward Bury · A Help to Holy Walking · p. 73 · Open in the reader

  • estridgeOstrich

    19 changes in 16 works · 95.0% consistent (19 of 20) · reach ~22 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Names are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … are in shape Angels, but in qualities Deuils, painted coffius with rotten bones: the EstridgeOstrich carrieth faire feathers, but ranck flesh: the hearb Molio carrieth a flowre as white …
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    … are in shape Angels, but in qualities Deuils, painted coffius with rotten bones: the EstridgeOstrich carrieth faire feathers, but ranck flesh: the hearb Molio carrieth a flowre as white …

    Joseph Swetnam · The Arraignment of Lewd Women · p. 30 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    And EstridgeOstrich-like in Deserts liue.
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    And EstridgeOstrich-like in Deserts liue.

    George Wither · The Hymns and Songs of the Church · p. 90 · Open in the reader

  • occumenicalEcumenicalMorphAdorner agrees

    19 changes in 17 works · 95.0% consistent (19 of 20) · reach ~23 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Names are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … weight and worth, then either by Transmission or Appeal, it may ascend unto an OccumenicalEcumenical Council.
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    … weight and worth, then either by Transmission or Appeal, it may ascend unto an OccumenicalEcumenical Council.

    John Eliot · Communion of Churches · p. 32 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … who was born a subject to their judgments. This, saith he, is the great OccumenicalEcumenical difficulty, and he that in any age of Christianity could either answer it, or …
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    … who was born a subject to their judgments. This, saith he, is the great OccumenicalEcumenical difficulty, and he that in any age of Christianity could either answer it, or …

    John Owen · Animadversions on Fiat Lux · p. 200 · Open in the reader

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