trigram

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trigram	frequency
to the king	2809
out of the	2439
of the church	2253
as well as	2168
the king and	1925
the church of	1922
of the king	1707
of the kings	1577
of the realm	1539
teste rege apud	1511
according to the	1468
the name of	1348
of the said	1297
the bishop of	1289
of all the	1185
by the king	1125
persona ecclesiae de	1019
of the same	1009
the house of	997
the king of	990
of the lords	971
of the lord	948
king henry the	928
to the pope	908
ought to be	879
by the kings	876
archbishop of canterbury	868
of the people	866
and of the	864
not to be	845
contrary to the	844
church of england	825
of the realme	809
by reason of	799
and all the	790
part of the	779
of the commons	779
in hac parte	771
the king to	744
one of the	740
in the church	737
king edward the	729
and in the	721
in the kings	719
lords and commons	714
early english books	710
and that the	710
that the king	708
the lords and	706
in the year	693
the archbishop of	692
by way of	689
of the house	677
there is no	663
out of his	652
the statute of	650
to the kings	648
in point of	646
or any other	642
of the parliament	634
with the record	625
the duke of	620
that it is	620
against the king	616
king and his	611
of the whole	606
and all other	602
the king by	601
english books online	598
in the same	596
to all the	596
of the land	593
the holy ghost	587
of the world	587
agreeth with the	586
house of commons	585
to be a	581
defence of the	579
in the parliament	577
the time of	577
that they should	569
so much as	567
to the end	562
the law of	561
the power of	560
and to the	558
the print touching	558
church of rome	556
to the church	548
of the kingdom	545
of our lord	543
to be the	532
the commons house	528
the king in	525
him and his	524
of the kingdome	522
out of their	522
as i have	513
of the gospel	513
some of them	512
together with the	512
rege apud westm	505
in curia christianitatis	503
the parliament of	495
anno regni nostri	494
the year of	490
the end of	488
of the crown	477
the most part	472
the lords supper	471
and that they	470
which the king	469
which i shall	468
them in the	467
act of parliament	467
that it was	465
for the most	463
the pope and	461
that he was	460
the kings of	460
all the people	454
that they may	451
in the name	448
as it is	447
the word of	446
of our church	445
it is a	445
to the crown	445
the death of	443
in the world	441
in the tower	441
of both houses	438
the state of	437
of their own	437
and by the	437
them to be	431
them to the	429
is evident by	427
to the said	426
the earl of	422
of the army	416
of the holy	415
fall from grace	411
and that he	409
to be made	408
in the first	408
that they are	407
that he would	406
that the said	404
to the contrary	404
members of the	403
it is not	402
that in the	401
of the english	400
and the like	400
by the pope	399
the people of	399
is to be	398
those who are	398
end of the	397
and for the	396
as much as	392
to the people	392
the rest of	388
one of them	388
in that age	385
and not to	385
in respect of	384
for div a	383
notes for div	383
the court of	383
in the house	383
the case of	382
that they were	382
of all sorts	380
teste ut supra	380
saints of god	379
any of the	378
in all ages	375
that he should	373
of this realm	370
the life of	369
of all their	369
ought not to	368
some of the	366
word of god	365
under pain of	365
to the parliament	365
the beginning of	364
placitum in curia	364
the presence of	363
that all the	363
many of them	363
to the great	362
that he had	362
ministers of the	361
of king edward	357
government of the	357
that they might	356
et ideo vobis	355
with the king	354
in christo patri	354
of god and	353
the king will	353
of high treason	353
there was a	353
summoned to parliament	352
according to their	351
of the popes	351
of the great	351
teste meipso apud	351
and the whole	351
to which i	347
under the gospel	347
of the bishops	346
most of the	345
him in the	343
acts and monuments	343
by the popes	343
in times of	342
lord the king	341
writ to the	341
by vertue of	341
the petition of	341
all the world	340
with all the	338
name of iesus	337
before the king	337
ideo vobis mandamus	336
of the jews	336
of the common	335
as they are	335
in the presence	333
reason of the	332
any of them	332
the realm of	330
realm of england	330
in the very	329
power of the	329
of king henry	328
about the year	328
the city of	328
them in their	327
them out of	327
of his reign	327
from the king	326
the use of	325
or any of	325
the church and	325
to the lords	324
it is the	323
the council of	323
to the archbishop	322
of the law	322
the laws of	321
as is evident	319
the bishops and	318
the common law	318
fox acts and	317
of his own	317
it to be	317
of petitions for	317
against the kings	316
the midst of	316
at the name	316
the cause of	313
it to the	313
for which he	311
of them in	311
the day of	311
this is the	311
of the city	310
curia christianitatis de	308
that he might	306
text creation partnership	306
king and lords	306
year of his	306
that which is	305
made by the	305
which i have	304
him to be	304
at large in	303
writs of summons	303
the holy land	302
he could not	302
in the midst	302
king of england	302
there is a	301
you may read	301
and to be	300
and that by	300
of england and	299
quae non sunt	298
in his life	298
and the king	297
for the king	297
the councell of	296
houses of parliament	296
the king for	296
to the bishop	296
it is enacted	295
him to the	294
for the future	294
they could not	294
not in the	294
of all his	294
per ipsum regem	292
well as the	290
because they are	290
as in the	290
of the peace	289
rest of the	289
which he was	289
according to his	289
are to be	288
under the law	286
granted to the	286
the bishops of	285
in the life	284
name of the	284
the children of	283
by william prynne	282
the statutes of	281
they are not	281
the words of	280
consent of the	280
for which they	280
them by the	279
answer to the	279
in case of	279
that there is	278
court of rome	278
which they were	278
that he may	277
of the bishop	277
the hands of	276
beyond the seas	276
officers of the	276
liberties of the	276
of them to	275
and that in	275
assent of the	274
law of god	274
of his crown	274
without the kings	274
by the lords	273
the kingdom of	273
not so much	273
for the present	273
the kingdome of	272
which they have	272
made in the	271
early works to	271
in this case	270
the defence of	269
the great charter	267
the lawes of	267
del counte de	267
the county of	267
as they were	266
and all his	265
year of king	265
in all the	263
him by the	263
the same year	263
of his majesties	262
king of france	262
acts of parliament	261
the tower of	261
out of a	261
day of the	260
it is most	260
for want of	259
the maintenance of	259
in all things	259
of the pope	258
the truth of	258
venerabili in christo	257
and ought to	257
the abbot of	256
they should be	255
and the same	254
of their owne	254
must needs be	254
by all the	253
which he had	253
the government of	252
him in his	252
king of the	251
the earle of	250
by his own	250
nobis in christo	250
of the old	249
for their own	249
shall not be	247
by the people	247
the kings and	247
that they would	247
could not be	247
that no man	246
by the law	246
in the time	245
gratia rex angliae	245
de auro suo	245
to him and	245
authority of the	244
for the same	244
the honour of	243
them and their	243
such as are	243
this present parliament	243
in regard of	243
keying and markup	242
that by the	242
all sorts of	242
church and state	242
issued this writ	241
in such a	241
in the last	241
the first of	241
in the said	241
the lords day	241
the crown of	240
most of them	240
any of his	239
of the gospell	239
at all to	239
the primitive church	239
law of the	238
belonging to the	238
to the lord	237
without the least	237
the body of	237
bishop of canterbury	236
to the prejudice	236
by the common	236
it may be	235
of the first	235
to the house	234
england and ireland	234
in cases of	234
of the earth	233
to the whole	233
by their own	233
state of grace	233
to make a	232
this writ to	232
church of god	232
de bonis catallis	232
against the parliament	232
both of the	231
the last parliament	231
the ministers of	231
of the clergy	231
and others in	230
the king or	230
in the white	229
in regno nostro	229
in all places	229
the parliament and	228
of the saints	228
to the same	227
of all our	227
the names of	227
bishop of winchester	227
and the kings	227
petition of right	227
and of all	226
tower of london	226
the pope to	226
by the commons	226
of those who	226
house of lords	226
of the most	226
that the kings	225
that they had	225
and the rest	225
in the court	225
henry the d	225
bishop of london	225
in the old	225
that the same	224
to be done	224
but by the	224
out of england	224
and others of	223
in these words	223
the next day	222
the white tower	222
the right of	222
of the nation	222
in the case	222
king by his	221
because it is	221
people of the	221
and in his	221
king richard the	221
print touching the	220
the feast of	220
but in the	220
put to death	220
and it is	219
both houses of	219
the lords table	218
and if any	218
to which the	218
the king himself	217
at this day	217
to make them	217
kings of england	217
dei gratia rex	217
in defence of	217
the prejudice of	217
of purpose to	217
to do it	216
made to the	216
non sunt de	216
to god and	216
in the yeare	216
of his owne	216
that they shall	216
the manner of	216
if it be	216
the order of	215
ought to have	215
they ought to	215
the spirit of	215
for the defence	215
not long after	215
body of the	214
they may be	214
the reign of	213
the son of	213
it shall be	213
to which they	213
eodem modo mandatum	213
he would not	213
which is the	213
to the world	213
many of the	212
the sacrament of	212
modo mandatum est	212
as you may	211
in and by	211
in his own	211
priests and levites	211
should not be	211
they shall be	210
for the lords	210
by the parliament	209
as they have	209
the peace of	208
the isle of	208
peace of the	208
to the popes	207
the king had	207
the lords house	207
and the other	207
the election of	207
the kings bench	205
to doe it	205
words of the	205
the king was	204
letter to the	204
sent to the	204
catallis et debitis	204
for that the	204
out of all	203
as appeares by	203
the protestant religion	203
he and his	203
with all their	202
of this nature	202
by the same	202
i shall here	202
of all other	202
from the pope	202
to take away	202
of the nobles	201
ex parte nostra	201
the french king	201
found in the	201
given to the	201
them for their	200
a writ to	200
when as they	200
the whole kingdom	200
de catallis et	200
to which he	200
presence of the	200
laws of the	199
the king thereupon	199
to defend the	199
between the king	199
in the county	199
summoned to parl	199
consimiles literae diriguntur	199
not to the	198
in their own	198
the custody of	198
in time of	198
from time to	197
the laws and	197
contrary to his	197
the high commission	197
sunt de testamento	197
the king himselfe	197
time to time	196
by act of	196
at that time	196
to him by	196
by force of	196
as to the	196
our lord the	196
and some of	196
all the rest	196
the whole kingdome	195
for that purpose	195
as he was	195
king in his	194
at the kings	194
the number of	194
for the kings	194
by the said	194
all manner of	193
the rights of	193
the whole house	193
of the roman	192
the consent of	192
to the holy	192
by common consent	192
based on the	192
into the kings	192
after which he	192
therefore it is	192
et mandatum est	192
may read at	191
the priests and	191
or at least	191
in former ages	191
the king at	191
the booke of	191
god the father	191
the said duke	191
the bishoprick of	191
to god for	190
with all his	190
in balliva tua	190
as if they	189
year of our	189
barons of the	189
the payment of	188
so as the	188
de privato sigillo	188
the title of	188
all the bishops	188
the office of	188
whereupon the king	188
archbishop of york	187
whole house of	187
the glory of	187
it in the	187
and that all	187
in the mean	187
every of them	186
omnibus ad quos	186
of the body	186
both in the	186
is but a	185
for them to	185
he should be	185
the commons of	185
edition of the	185
to whom he	184
epistle to the	184
in the army	184
into the church	184
by the very	184
as for the	184
and liberties of	184
at his pleasure	184
of the exchequer	184
when he was	184
de testamento vel	184
see here p	184
sampled and proofread	184
state of the	184
all of them	183
in the field	183
text can be	183
the lords of	183
part of his	183
as it were	183
in the beginning	183
for a time	183
the articles of	183
as it was	183
and of his	182
in matters of	182
the virgin mary	182
testamento vel matrimonio	182
all such as	182
there was no	182
to the altar	182
the king upon	182
prejudice of the	182
of the work	182
the king being	181
and his successors	181
can be no	181
any of their	181
as well in	181
and that it	181
and the lord	181
to king henry	180
in all their	180
evident by the	180
them from the	179
the popes legate	179
the nobles and	179
the advice of	179
to the tower	179
they are the	179
is available for	179
lords of the	179
point of conscience	179
owned by the	179
of the word	179
to the early	178
keyboarded and encoded	178
i text is	178
pfs batch review	178
iv tiff page	178
and other places	178
by the institutions	178
support to the	178
assigned for keying	178
work described above	178
text and markup	178
coded from proquest	178
distributed and performed	178
all without asking	178
and markup reviewed	178
online text creation	178
above is co	178
encoded edition of	178
keyed and coded	178
doctrine of the	178
and great men	178
in the high	178
even for commercial	178
phase i text	178
text is available	178
terms of creative	178
tcp assigned for	178
league and covenant	178
institutions providing financial	178
text transcribed from	178
this keyboarded and	178
to the terms	178
the terms of	178
the institutions providing	178
proquest page images	178
and to make	178
without asking permission	178
markup reviewed and	178
kb of xml	178
books online text	178
scanned from microfilm	178
the text can	178
this phase i	178
reviewed and edited	178
the work described	178
the early english	178
by the advice	178
for commercial purposes	178
and coded from	178
and those who	178
of creative commons	178
can be copied	178
and encoded edition	178
the whole nation	178
financial support to	178
for keying and	178
and xml conversion	178
providing financial support	178
available for reuse	178
described above is	178
images scanned from	178
encoded text transcribed	178
from proquest page	178
if there be	177
one of his	177
in our church	177
henry de knyghton	177
to whom they	177
in turri london	177
to receive the	177
which he hath	177
that there was	176
the mean time	176
of them were	176
that if the	176
the same time	176
de gestis regum	176
the same to	176
christianitatis de catallis	176
god and the	176
to them by	176
use of the	176
the authority of	175
the losse of	175
as the king	175
when as the	175
of the prelates	175
officers and souldiers	175
if they were	174
to him in	174
and such like	174
the history of	174
him out of	174
sacrament of the	174
the communion table	174
to be of	174
as appears by	174
so that the	173
of the apostles	173
in such cases	173
if the king	173
of our kings	173
the yeare of	173
the people to	173
when they are	173
those that are	173
at any time	173
the doctrine of	172
men of the	172
in his owne	172
letters to the	172
bishop of durham	172
the kings prerogative	172
the king is	172
which they are	171
the castle of	171
in forma praedicta	171
with a great	171
of england in	171
under the great	171
with his own	170
of the altar	170
to set up	170
the first day	169
the nobles of	169
receivers of petitions	169
in the english	169
by the laws	169
that so they	169
to the commons	169
his epistle to	169
assembly of the	169
in the new	169
for the common	169
two or three	168
as they did	168
upon the kings	168
at the last	168
the judgement of	168
to their own	168
was to be	167
it should be	167
of the subject	167
the saints of	167
ingrafted into christ	167
no lesse then	167
the lord of	167
the assent of	166
after his death	166
and if they	166
not of the	166
in cujus rei	166
is that of	166
those things which	166
subject to the	166
in the highest	166
by authority of	166
of the true	165
pope and his	165
to the ground	165
it was not	165
to prevent the	165
there being no	165
unto the lord	165
the king hath	165
in haec verba	164
the members of	164
cause of the	164
tiff page images	164
on the lords	164
fit to be	164
one and the	164
the benefit of	164
church of christ	163
in the primitive	163
the popes and	163
crown of england	163
the sight of	163
god and man	163
contra prohibitionem nostram	163
read at large	163
with the kings	162
the new testament	162
to the very	162
petitions for england	162
and so the	162
sicut praedictum est	162
on the other	162
maintenance of the	162
be able to	161
order of the	161
dilecto fideli suo	161
after which the	160
in this parliament	160
that if any	160
edwardus dei gratia	160
to this purpose	160
as he did	160
de auro reginae	160
part of their	160
to be paid	160
the king issued	160
and every of	160
servus servorum dei	160
and at last	160
spiritual and temporal	159
so great a	159
of gods word	159
in the second	159
that of the	159
city of london	159
to be no	159
pro eo quod	159
seldens titles of	159
bonis et catallis	159
them to their	159
an act of	159
the author of	159
quare secutus est	159
the great seal	159
in any of	159
which they had	159
that in all	159
commons in parliament	158
now at last	158
per breve de	158
in the end	158
the same day	158
to him to	158
in the exchequer	158
by the statute	158
rex omnibus ad	157
and people of	157
the christian faith	157
to the emperor	157
to his majesty	157
the inhabitants of	157
by the bishops	157
of god in	157
in his epistle	157
to be their	157
up to the	157
for the time	157
those who have	157
for the maintenance	157
the god of	156
to the crowne	156
and the lords	156
justices of peace	156
writs to the	156
all and every	156
at the time	156
to them in	156
them of their	156
that they have	156
he was a	156
the people in	155
case of the	155
all those who	155
of the temple	155
for it is	155
not only to	155
the liberties of	155
the prince of	155
his censure of	154
prince of wales	154
of his subjects	154
they would not	154
none of the	153
and after that	153
member of the	153
old and new	153
that he hath	153
is in the	153
to the enemy	153
and ingrafted into	153
court of parliament	153
both by the	153
point of law	153
the king should	153
for the good	152
the whole world	152
the book of	152
of the sacrament	152
to preserve the	152
that those who	152
every one of	152
ad scaccarium nostrum	152
a wing p	152
to be his	151
the old testament	151
to be kept	151
in this present	151
after the death	151
in the meane	151
was in the	151
and commons in	151
the late king	151
that the pope	151
to keep the	151
the sheriff of	151
lawes of the	151
from the original	151
and all others	151
out of which	150
out of it	150
to take the	150
for the better	150
not onely to	150
with his owne	150
of iesus christ	150
force of armes	150
the same in	150
which it is	150
archbishops and bishops	150
christ and his	150
both of them	150
that the people	150
come to the	150
the act of	150
that the lords	149
the kings person	149
of his people	149
from the people	149
it is to	149
of the other	149
the whole church	149
in full parliament	149
not by the	149
of the state	149
under paine of	149
plea for the	149
that he will	149
that is to	148
first of all	148
house of peers	148
at the end	148
only by the	148
when they were	148
time of the	148
of the churches	148
they were not	148
the sonne of	148
the kings hands	148
in crastino sancti	148
elected by the	148
in manum nostram	148
it is evident	148
him for his	147
balliva tua fieri	147
dean and chapter	147
the request of	147
the said king	147
of the archbishop	147
and statutes of	147
is it not	147
parliamentum nostrum apud	147
the great seale	146
breve de privato	146
the head of	146
all the nobles	146
him and the	146
will be advised	146
of all men	146
the original text	146
the example of	146
for their king	146
i will not	146
at this time	145
in turre london	145
prout moris est	145
it is no	145
to have the	145
if it were	145
the hearts of	144
committed to the	144
of this parliament	144
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