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quadgram | frequency |
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vse of a lot | 33 |
early english books online | 27 |
the vse of them | 26 |
the vse of a | 25 |
for a man to | 21 |
to be vsed in | 21 |
is not to be | 20 |
not to be vsed | 18 |
the vse of lots | 18 |
on the other side | 18 |
in regard of the | 17 |
lawfull in it selfe | 16 |
in the vse of | 16 |
of a lot in | 15 |
to the hazard of | 15 |
nature of a lot | 14 |
for the discouery of | 14 |
the nature of a | 14 |
are not to be | 14 |
the word of god | 13 |
the nature of the | 13 |
the name of god | 13 |
against the generall rules | 12 |
represented either as utf | 12 |
notes for div a | 12 |
the thing it selfe | 12 |
the most of them | 12 |
of a lot is | 12 |
vse of lots in | 12 |
characters represented either as | 12 |
a thing lawfull in | 11 |
thing lawfull in it | 11 |
he that hath the | 11 |
the vse of it | 11 |
be vsed in sport | 11 |
for the vse of | 11 |
hazard of a lot | 10 |
and he that hath | 10 |
the vse of lotts | 10 |
it is to be | 10 |
the hazard of a | 10 |
the generall rules of | 9 |
on the one side | 9 |
that the vse of | 9 |
not evill in themselves | 9 |
are to be vsed | 9 |
in the nature thereof | 9 |
the euent of it | 9 |
that it may be | 9 |
there is an immediate | 9 |
that it is not | 9 |
of playing at cards | 9 |
any other game consisting | 9 |
or any other game | 9 |
from the nature of | 9 |
or of it selfe | 8 |
for the most part | 8 |
as it is a | 8 |
other game consisting in | 8 |
determining presence of god | 8 |
or by iust consequence | 8 |
that there is a | 8 |
game consisting in chance | 8 |
of games consisting in | 8 |
you must set up | 8 |
playing at cards or | 8 |
to a proper end | 8 |
it is not lawfull | 8 |
at cards or tables | 8 |
is said to be | 8 |
games consisting in chance | 8 |
plaine dialogue concerning the | 8 |
and plaine dialogue concerning | 8 |
as not evill in | 8 |
short and plaine dialogue | 8 |
of the name of | 8 |
the end and scope | 8 |
financial support to the | 7 |
of the work described | 7 |
this phase i text | 7 |
for keying and markup | 7 |
it is not good | 7 |
hath a naturall power | 7 |
act of the creature | 7 |
an immediate providence in | 7 |
the unlawfulnes of playing | 7 |
text is available for | 7 |
to be obserued in | 7 |
and markup reviewed and | 7 |
images scanned from microfilm | 7 |
the game it selfe | 7 |
the text can be | 7 |
to the early english | 7 |
providing financial support to | 7 |
support to the early | 7 |
to the number of | 7 |
side of the field | 7 |
terms of creative commons | 7 |
the finding out of | 7 |
encoded edition of the | 7 |
encoded text transcribed from | 7 |
keyed and coded from | 7 |
is available for reuse | 7 |
the doing of it | 7 |
english books online text | 7 |
in game is not | 7 |
to the terms of | 7 |
and coded from proquest | 7 |
the terms of creative | 7 |
assigned for keying and | 7 |
unlawfulnes of playing at | 7 |
owned by the institutions | 7 |
in this or that | 7 |
the early english books | 7 |
dialogue concerning the unlawfulnes | 7 |
online text creation partnership | 7 |
institutions providing financial support | 7 |
in the first place | 7 |
vse and end of | 7 |
concerning the unlawfulnes of | 7 |
the institutions providing financial | 7 |
where there is no | 7 |
text and markup reviewed | 7 |
even for commercial purposes | 7 |
end and scope of | 7 |
all without asking permission | 7 |
a lot in game | 7 |
phase i text is | 7 |
and encoded edition of | 7 |
not of it selfe | 7 |
coded from proquest page | 7 |
rules of gods word | 7 |
lawfull vse of a | 7 |
the lot lighted on | 7 |
is cast into the | 7 |
books online text creation | 7 |
text can be copied | 7 |
tcp assigned for keying | 7 |
i text is available | 7 |
work described above is | 7 |
a tempting of god | 7 |
described above is co | 7 |
immediate providence of god | 7 |
by the institutions providing | 7 |
the euent of them | 7 |
markup reviewed and edited | 7 |
the act of the | 7 |
from proquest page images | 7 |
according to the terms | 7 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 7 |
with the nature of | 7 |
the third house before | 7 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 7 |
edition of the work | 7 |
vse of lotts in | 7 |
nature of the thing | 7 |
is said to haue | 7 |
the work described above | 7 |
of each text was | 6 |
by university of nebraska | 6 |
likelihood such instances will | 6 |
in all likelihood such | 6 |
there was a compelling | 6 |
enhanced and or corrected | 6 |
simplify the filling in | 6 |
processed by university of | 6 |
ascii text with mnemonic | 6 |
processes should make clear | 6 |
use these texts for | 6 |
tcp files to tei | 6 |
remaining illegibles were encoded | 6 |
companies for transcription and | 6 |
and or corrected and | 6 |
all likelihood such instances | 6 |
files to tei p | 6 |
reflect the true nature | 6 |
looked at by a | 6 |
attribution is given to | 6 |
tcp data is very | 6 |
while the overall quality | 6 |
that in all likelihood | 6 |
for their own purposes | 6 |
in the roome of | 6 |
between and available in | 6 |
record of the period | 6 |
universities of michigan and | 6 |
text was proofread for | 6 |
were returned to the | 6 |
and sometimes a second | 6 |
create accurately transcribed and | 6 |
was based on the | 6 |
the general aim of | 6 |
at by a tcp | 6 |
there are a number | 6 |
quality of tcp data | 6 |
vse of it in | 6 |
transcription and basic encoding | 6 |
publisher proquest to create | 6 |
within the usual project | 6 |
due credit and attribution | 6 |
of known extent have | 6 |
tcp aimed to produce | 6 |
published by proquest via | 6 |
as illegible were corrected | 6 |
by editorial teams in | 6 |
changes to facilitate morpho | 6 |
assurance was then carried | 6 |
variety of subject areas | 6 |
text with mnemonic sdata | 6 |
was then carried out | 6 |
their works are eligible | 6 |
and therefore of any | 6 |
into placeholder characters or | 6 |
encoding was enhanced and | 6 |
and some readable characters | 6 |
will remain and some | 6 |
filling in of gaps | 6 |
of the texts have | 6 |
data within the usual | 6 |
the new cambridge bibliography | 6 |
in it owne nature | 6 |
guidelines are available at | 6 |
texts created during phase | 6 |
structural encoding based on | 6 |
of every monographic english | 6 |
he that is not | 6 |
selection was intended to | 6 |
not meet qa standards | 6 |
edition of a work | 6 |
a number of works | 6 |
a limit of instances | 6 |
placeholder characters or elements | 6 |
between the universities of | 6 |
was enhanced and or | 6 |
encoded as gap s | 6 |
external keying companies for | 6 |
then their works are | 6 |
in a matter of | 6 |
readable characters will be | 6 |
in english were prioritized | 6 |
should bear in mind | 6 |
for an anonymous work | 6 |
notably latin and welsh | 6 |
textual data within the | 6 |
limit of instances per | 6 |
possible up to a | 6 |
which did not meet | 6 |
in of gaps by | 6 |
data is very good | 6 |
but we respectfully request | 6 |
been released into the | 6 |
editorial teams in oxford | 6 |
corrected where possible up | 6 |
published between and available | 6 |
encoded texts based on | 6 |
texts have been issued | 6 |
have been issued variously | 6 |
to end a controuersie | 6 |
to external keying companies | 6 |
print record of the | 6 |
any assumptions that can | 6 |
quantities of textual data | 6 |
oxford and the publisher | 6 |
teams in oxford and | 6 |
to simplify the filling | 6 |
partnership between the universities | 6 |
issued variously as sgml | 6 |
process of creating the | 6 |
texts for their own | 6 |
is to encode one | 6 |
was proofread for accuracy | 6 |
in the naturall power | 6 |
been issued variously as | 6 |
on the image sets | 6 |
take and use these | 6 |
are said to be | 6 |
up to a limit | 6 |
general aim of eebo | 6 |
of the print record | 6 |
a second or later | 6 |
sent to external keying | 6 |
extent have been transformed | 6 |
a worke of gods | 6 |
any remaining illegibles were | 6 |
their early english books | 6 |
or corrected and characters | 6 |
elements to simplify the | 6 |
work was chosen if | 6 |
whichever is the greater | 6 |
keyers to be redone | 6 |
to the keyers to | 6 |
over a wide variety | 6 |
be marked as illegible | 6 |
made about the data | 6 |
the overall quality of | 6 |
standards were returned to | 6 |
tcp project was divided | 6 |
to page images in | 6 |
of a work was | 6 |
created during phase of | 6 |
with level of the | 6 |
a compelling reason to | 6 |
will be marked as | 6 |
new cambridge bibliography of | 6 |
were encoded and linked | 6 |
the tei in libraries | 6 |
in the last place | 6 |
be made about the | 6 |
to create diplomatic transcriptions | 6 |
encoded and linked to | 6 |
guards the third house | 6 |
the public domain as | 6 |
domain as of january | 6 |
immediate prouidence of god | 6 |
these texts for their | 6 |
that is not against | 6 |
image sets published by | 6 |
to create accurately transcribed | 6 |
to tei p using | 6 |
was a compelling reason | 6 |
as for a man | 6 |
and characters marked as | 6 |
is given to their | 6 |
tei in libraries guidelines | 6 |
later edition of a | 6 |
large quantities of textual | 6 |
were sent to external | 6 |
the filling in of | 6 |
or for an anonymous | 6 |
the publisher proquest to | 6 |
cambridge bibliography of english | 6 |
been transformed into placeholder | 6 |
of tcp data is | 6 |
although there are a | 6 |
testifying presence of god | 6 |
obserued in the vse | 6 |
or text strings within | 6 |
the rest of the | 6 |
characters will be marked | 6 |
for there is no | 6 |
was intended to range | 6 |
accurately transcribed and encoded | 6 |
a wide variety of | 6 |
cast into the lappe | 6 |
overall quality of tcp | 6 |
lots are not to | 6 |
meet qa standards were | 6 |
encoding based on the | 6 |
sometimes a second or | 6 |
the vse of these | 6 |
with mnemonic sdata character | 6 |
the process of creating | 6 |
the image sets published | 6 |
the true nature of | 6 |
included and sometimes a | 6 |
wholy disposed by god | 6 |
was divided into two | 6 |
can be made about | 6 |
and available in eebo | 6 |
a works in english | 6 |
transcribed and encoded texts | 6 |
the texts have been | 6 |
done or not done | 6 |
gap elements of known | 6 |
first editions of a | 6 |
in case of necessitie | 6 |
or elements to simplify | 6 |
are a number of | 6 |
the usual project restraints | 6 |
for the determining of | 6 |
tcp is to encode | 6 |
be aware of the | 6 |
based on the image | 6 |
by a tcp editor | 6 |
then carried out by | 6 |
based on the text | 6 |
pawn guards the third | 6 |
as opposed to critical | 6 |
the texts were encoded | 6 |
may lawfully be vsed | 6 |
phase of the project | 6 |
but the vse of | 6 |
and therefore chose to | 6 |
divided into two phases | 6 |
of the project have | 6 |
if there was a | 6 |
the text creation partnership | 6 |
produce large quantities of | 6 |
selection was based on | 6 |
known extent have been | 6 |
works are eligible for | 6 |
prouidence of god in | 6 |
of time and funding | 6 |
for the finding out | 6 |
some errors will remain | 6 |
tei p using tcp | 6 |
project restraints of time | 6 |
have been released into | 6 |
the text encoding initiative | 6 |
be obserued in the | 6 |
were encoded as gap | 6 |
credit and attribution is | 6 |
gaps by user contributors | 6 |
that can be made | 6 |
for it is not | 6 |
qa standards were returned | 6 |
number of works in | 6 |
for accuracy and those | 6 |
did not meet qa | 6 |
proquest to create accurately | 6 |
anyone can now take | 6 |
instances will never have | 6 |
in accordance with level | 6 |
intended to range over | 6 |
and use these texts | 6 |
mnemonic sdata character entities | 6 |
creation partnership web site | 6 |
these processes should make | 6 |
of the process of | 6 |
to a limit of | 6 |
the keyers to be | 6 |
should be aware of | 6 |
in the like case | 6 |
such instances will never | 6 |
on the new cambridge | 6 |
restraints of time and | 6 |
proofread for accuracy and | 6 |
characters or elements to | 6 |
may not be vsed | 6 |
bibliography of english literature | 6 |
is a partnership between | 6 |
level of the tei | 6 |
aimed to produce large | 6 |
at the text creation | 6 |
usual project restraints of | 6 |
works in other languages | 6 |
the project have been | 6 |
texts based on the | 6 |
true nature of the | 6 |
bear in mind that | 6 |
opposed to critical editions | 6 |
a matter of right | 6 |
text creation partnership web | 6 |
sets published by proquest | 6 |
of gaps by user | 6 |
of the tei in | 6 |
and those which did | 6 |
to put it to | 6 |
in mind that in | 6 |
text selection was based | 6 |
sets were sent to | 6 |
and the publisher proquest | 6 |
or later edition of | 6 |
and attribution is given | 6 |
texts were encoded and | 6 |
are eligible for inclusion | 6 |
a work was chosen | 6 |
respectfully request that due | 6 |
understanding these processes should | 6 |
illegible were corrected where | 6 |
users should bear in | 6 |
of any assumptions that | 6 |
third house before the | 6 |
is an immediate providence | 6 |
should make clear that | 6 |
mainly structural encoding based | 6 |
created by converting tcp | 6 |
returned to the keyers | 6 |
second or later edition | 6 |
can now take and | 6 |
and the third before | 6 |
keying and markup guidelines | 6 |
aware of the process | 6 |
some readable characters will | 6 |
characters marked as illegible | 6 |
page images in accordance | 6 |
title published between and | 6 |
the print record of | 6 |
accordance with level of | 6 |
project have been released | 6 |
unicode or text strings | 6 |
with changes to facilitate | 6 |
markup guidelines are available | 6 |
the universities of michigan | 6 |
based on the new | 6 |
language title published between | 6 |
compelling reason to do | 6 |
assumptions that can be | 6 |
p using tcp tei | 6 |
have been transformed into | 6 |
users should be aware | 6 |
corrected and characters marked | 6 |
copies of the texts | 6 |
transformed into placeholder characters | 6 |
or tei g elements | 6 |
will never have been | 6 |
to their original source | 6 |
remain and some readable | 6 |
the spirit of god | 6 |
errors will remain and | 6 |
god hath sanctified to | 6 |
for transcription and basic | 6 |
but for a man | 6 |
in an ordinary lot | 6 |
now take and use | 6 |
the encoding was enhanced | 6 |
and encoded texts based | 6 |
each text was proofread | 6 |
where possible up to | 6 |
and markup guidelines are | 6 |
of a works in | 6 |
of michigan and oxford | 6 |
been looked at by | 6 |
wide variety of subject | 6 |
marked as illegible were | 6 |
were corrected where possible | 6 |
of instances per text | 6 |
elements of known extent | 6 |
michigan and oxford and | 6 |
a partnership between the | 6 |
text strings within braces | 6 |
to produce large quantities | 6 |
that due credit and | 6 |
a naturall power to | 6 |
proquest via their early | 6 |
of the nature of | 6 |
tcp is a partnership | 6 |
to reflect the true | 6 |
via their early english | 6 |
those which did not | 6 |
images in accordance with | 6 |
works in english were | 6 |
the testifying presence of | 6 |
a lot in the | 6 |
released into the public | 6 |
a man may be | 6 |
given to their original | 6 |
therefore chose to create | 6 |
project was divided into | 6 |
by converting tcp files | 6 |
converting tcp files to | 6 |
keying companies for transcription | 6 |
and oxford and the | 6 |
by proquest via their | 6 |
mind that in all | 6 |
quality assurance was then | 6 |
chose to create diplomatic | 6 |
chosen if there was | 6 |
illegibles were encoded as | 6 |
to encode one copy | 6 |
during phase of the | 6 |
speciall prouidence of god | 6 |
image sets were sent | 6 |
reason to do so | 6 |
in oxford and michigan | 6 |
range over a wide | 6 |
and linked to page | 6 |
accuracy and those which | 6 |
of the thing it | 6 |
was chosen if there | 6 |
of creating the tcp | 6 |
editions of a works | 6 |
are available at the | 6 |
public domain as of | 6 |
request that due credit | 6 |
into the public domain | 6 |
unicode or tei g | 6 |
a lot is not | 6 |
of works in other | 6 |
to range over a | 6 |
available at the text | 6 |
never have been looked | 6 |
carried out by editorial | 6 |
creating the tcp texts | 6 |
have been looked at | 6 |
therefore of any assumptions | 6 |
linked to page images | 6 |
out by editorial teams | 6 |
on the text encoding | 6 |
of textual data within | 6 |
we respectfully request that | 6 |
nature of the print | 6 |
usually the first edition | 6 |
the ordinary vse of | 5 |
so far forth as | 5 |
his speciall prouidence in | 5 |
the vse of the | 5 |
or to be vnderstood | 5 |
as well as the | 5 |
of the original in | 5 |
cast into the lap | 5 |
ordinarily vsed in other | 5 |
therefore the vse of | 5 |
an immediate providence of | 5 |
to vse a lot | 5 |
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of a lott in | 5 |
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a short and plaine | 5 |
for the doing of | 5 |
may be vsed for | 5 |
in the next place | 5 |
immediate disposing of the | 5 |
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the nature of lots | 5 |
matter of mere indifferency | 5 |
there is no such | 5 |
and determining presence of | 5 |
the third before the | 5 |
of this kinde of | 5 |
is not so to | 5 |
the vnlawfulnes of games | 5 |
the original in the | 5 |
whether he shall doe | 5 |
the third house in | 5 |
most of them are | 5 |
vse of these games | 5 |
by the vse of | 5 |
among them by lot | 5 |
to the determination of | 5 |
for if it be | 5 |
vnto a variable event | 5 |
of the auncients haue | 5 |
out of gods word | 5 |
cautions to be obserued | 5 |
according to the number | 5 |
have a care of | 5 |
in the front of | 5 |
the anatomy of play | 5 |
iv tiff page images | 5 |
by reason of the | 5 |
if they be not | 5 |
a lot may be | 5 |
concerning the vnlawfulnes of | 5 |
so that it is | 5 |
that a man may | 5 |
the number of the | 5 |
of the cards is | 5 |
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is not good to | 5 |
one from the other | 5 |
the naturall power of | 5 |
the vse of lottes | 5 |
end of the game | 5 |
is to be observed | 5 |
the time of the | 5 |
be ordinarily vsed in | 5 |
of those that had | 5 |
vse of it is | 5 |
vnlawfulnes of games consisting | 5 |
applied to the determining | 5 |
speciall manner tendeth to | 5 |
manner tendeth to the | 5 |
may not be done | 5 |
for any man to | 5 |
is of the lord | 5 |
of the same colour | 5 |
it is no lesse | 5 |
a matter of mere | 5 |
in whose power it | 5 |
it may be the | 5 |
that a lot is | 5 |
the land of promise | 5 |
while the world standeth | 5 |
speciall and immediate prouidence | 5 |
naturall power of the | 5 |
in the choise of | 5 |
the vse of such | 5 |
reproduction of the original | 5 |
may be ordinarily vsed | 5 |
motion of the creature | 5 |
holy in it selfe | 5 |
of the vnlawfulnesse of | 5 |
it is true indeed | 5 |
that lots are not | 5 |
of the same suit | 5 |
and immediate disposing of | 5 |
but it is not | 5 |
neither is there any | 4 |
that it was gods | 4 |
to the aduancing of | 4 |
of it selfe and | 4 |
as many as the | 4 |
and the vse of | 4 |
the ace of diamonds | 4 |
the one with the | 4 |
matter of a lott | 4 |
house in the front | 4 |
and vse of lots | 4 |
not against the generall | 4 |
not be able to | 4 |
the lot it selfe | 4 |
matter of a lot | 4 |
be applied to any | 4 |
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sanctified to a proper | 4 |
by gods speciall appointment | 4 |
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a lott may be | 4 |
to all men by | 4 |
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is not so much | 4 |
original text notes for | 4 |
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the wit is exercised | 4 |
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as often as you | 4 |
be vsed in any | 4 |
tendeth to the aduancing | 4 |
which yet no man | 4 |
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by our first parents | 4 |
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in any case whatsoeuer | 4 |
to be vsed religiously | 4 |
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for the better conceiuing | 4 |
for the substance of | 4 |
of them is of | 4 |
either generall or speciall | 4 |
man is not to | 4 |
the side of the | 4 |
he that wins most | 4 |
as in all other | 4 |
of one of them | 4 |
the determining of trifles | 4 |
or a satyr against | 4 |
god to damn them | 4 |
this or that manner | 4 |
a lott in game | 4 |
at the beginning of | 4 |
neither is there in | 4 |
but to returne to | 4 |
calling upon god to | 4 |
definition of a lot | 4 |
the assumption is not | 4 |
by playing to get | 4 |
herein is the difference | 4 |
a speciall prouidence of | 4 |
some one of them | 4 |
the vse of any | 4 |
neither doe the places | 4 |
of lottes in game | 4 |
all men by printing | 4 |
sufficient warrant from it | 4 |
the discouery of some | 4 |
i haue propounded to | 4 |
or in a speciall | 4 |
is allowed in the | 4 |
a pack of cards | 4 |
vs of the helpe | 4 |
lot in the nature | 4 |
one of those that | 4 |
is the best card | 4 |
not to be in | 4 |
the circumstances of time | 4 |
the ace of trumps | 4 |
as if they were | 4 |
as you shall think | 4 |
discouery of some hidden | 4 |
there may be a | 4 |
hand of god for | 4 |
the onely lawfull vse | 4 |
that it is the | 4 |
to get away another | 4 |
must set up four | 4 |
allowed in the roome | 4 |
card of the same | 4 |
dedicated to his father | 4 |
some of the former | 4 |
as the vse of | 4 |
his detestation of it | 4 |
dialogue concerning the vnlawfulnes | 4 |
suit in his hand | 4 |
the proposition is confirmed | 4 |
and not to be | 4 |
the original text notes | 4 |
of a suit in | 4 |
in regard of his | 4 |
shall not be able | 4 |
in a speciall manner | 4 |
and immediate prouidence of | 4 |
hath a great advantage | 4 |
of the adverse party | 4 |
god in a lot | 4 |
weighty the matter is | 4 |
to the present purpose | 4 |
the choise of matthias | 4 |
to put that to | 4 |
by a vaine desire | 4 |
doth as necessarily suppose | 4 |
in matter of mariage | 4 |
the king and queen | 4 |
the whole disposing of | 4 |
but god hath sanctified | 4 |
must of necessitie be | 4 |
from the original text | 4 |
are to be sold | 4 |
worke of gods immediate | 4 |
haue propounded to you | 4 |
to the determining of | 4 |
to the rules of | 4 |
a satyr against temple | 4 |
end of the table | 4 |
the issue and euent | 4 |
a prouidence of god | 4 |
for matter of recreation | 4 |
turns up a card | 4 |
doth suppose the testifying | 4 |
suppose the testifying presence | 4 |
immediate providence in all | 4 |
in regard of our | 4 |
a lot to be | 4 |
the abuse of it | 4 |
a worthy and learned | 4 |
in their owne nature | 4 |
till you come to | 4 |
god hath sanctified lots | 4 |
vse of a lott | 4 |
warrant for the vse | 4 |
sufficient warrant for the | 4 |
treatise of the nature | 4 |
the lawfull vse of | 4 |
heretofore i haue propounded | 4 |
applied to any other | 4 |
of lots in generall | 4 |
the lesse weighty the | 4 |
up one and thirty | 4 |
it selfe and in | 4 |
it is not so | 4 |
the rest of them | 4 |
for many things are | 4 |
third house in the | 4 |
hath sanctified to a | 4 |
in regard of those | 4 |
to doe that which | 4 |
from time to time | 4 |
simply in it selfe | 4 |
are not to tempt | 4 |
attributing to his speciall | 4 |
lots is not to | 4 |
that it is in | 4 |
of lots in game | 4 |
publish to all men | 4 |
of some sensible thing | 4 |
a man may lawfully | 4 |
name of god in | 4 |
vse of lottes in | 4 |
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reported to haue beene | 3 |
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lawes of our land | 3 |
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the determination of a | 3 |
prouidence in the whole | 3 |
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sanctified lots to a | 3 |
and most gentile games | 3 |
matter of meere indifferency | 3 |
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immediately at his pleasure | 3 |
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the art and mystery | 3 |
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power it is to | 3 |
right worshipfull and beloued | 3 |
a man on his | 3 |
to determine some doubtfull | 3 |
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to consider of the | 3 |
commended to the consciences | 3 |
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lesse weighty the matter | 3 |
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in any weighty affaire | 3 |
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possibly be so indifferent | 3 |
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that lots were vsed | 3 |
of the maine argument | 3 |
of lotts in game | 3 |
who keep publick houses | 3 |
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as a man may | 3 |
to play at billiards | 3 |
sometime preacher at lincolnes | 3 |
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mication or shifting of | 3 |
them within compasse of | 3 |
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of sport and pastime | 3 |
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to which is added | 3 |
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in or about game | 3 |
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this kinde of game | 3 |
how to play at | 3 |
for recreation by lotterie | 3 |
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vse of those games | 3 |
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of those that vse | 3 |
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he that hath most | 3 |
of gods word otherwise | 3 |
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the vse and end | 3 |
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the vse of letters | 3 |
in his treatise of | 3 |
truth of the thing | 3 |
lots may be vsed | 3 |
to tempt the almightie | 3 |
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all sorts of men | 3 |
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letter of the law | 3 |
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of lotts in sport | 3 |
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as also against drinking | 3 |
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one thing to play | 3 |
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almightie by a vaine | 3 |
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lot cast into the | 3 |
power of the creature | 3 |
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arguments in a dialogue | 3 |
of the former authors | 3 |
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for recreation and delight | 3 |
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the word for the | 3 |
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a lot in play | 3 |
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that which god hath | 3 |
or the vse of | 3 |
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to be preferred before | 3 |
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all people in the | 3 |
and five on the | 3 |
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good may come of | 3 |
consciences of all people | 3 |
minister of iesus christ | 3 |
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to be done by | 3 |
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that some of them | 3 |
so much a commaundement | 3 |
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of chance or casualtie | 3 |
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in the word for | 3 |
aunsweres to his reasons | 3 |
a matter of no | 3 |
essence of a lot | 3 |
instructions how to play | 3 |
play without taking in | 3 |
these and the like | 3 |
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after the cards are | 3 |
vse of any creature | 3 |
the deciding or determining | 3 |
argument holdeth from the | 3 |
lot any such solemne | 3 |
a treatise historicall and | 3 |
the vse and the | 3 |
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on cards or dice | 3 |
the loss of one | 3 |
by the light of | 3 |
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caused by our first | 3 |
art and mystery of | 3 |
at london for richard | 3 |
gentile games either on | 3 |
the lot is cast | 3 |
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one of them to | 3 |
written by thomas gataker | 3 |
a lot in such | 3 |
it shall not be | 3 |
maketh partition among the | 3 |
that all things are | 3 |
the assumption is thus | 3 |
a lot is the | 3 |
end of all strife | 3 |
making the best of | 3 |
good of it selfe | 3 |
man may not doe | 3 |
that haue falne out | 3 |
in the same manner | 3 |
within compasse of the | 3 |
for the same cause | 3 |
of any hidden truth | 3 |
the sight of god | 3 |
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a card of the | 3 |
warrant from the word | 3 |
the proper vse and | 3 |
be vsed for matter | 3 |
such matters as are | 3 |
such as is not | 3 |
difference among the learned | 3 |
london for richard boile | 3 |
the first and second | 3 |
shooting in the long | 3 |
the creature that is | 3 |
of it is of | 3 |
to his speciall prouidence | 3 |
thing in it selfe | 3 |
require a worke of | 3 |
the manner of it | 3 |
the whole body of | 3 |
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a lot is holy | 3 |
perkins cases of consc | 3 |
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a matter of fact | 3 |
and mysteries of riding | 3 |
a more speciall prouidence | 3 |
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that to the hazard | 3 |
whether of the twaine | 3 |
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third before the kings | 3 |
the lawfulnesse of the | 3 |
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the whole and immediate | 3 |
opinion of the vnlawfulnesse | 3 |
rest of the cards | 3 |
disposing of them is | 3 |
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by such a course | 3 |
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of god in a | 3 |
more especially to those | 3 |
forbidden as evill in | 3 |
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sentence of a lot | 3 |
the manifestation of gods | 3 |
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recreations are to be | 3 |
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choise of a magistrate | 3 |
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by shuffling and cutting | 3 |
an end of all | 3 |
each of the ten | 3 |
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game is to be | 3 |
the calf of your | 3 |
discouery of any hidden | 3 |
reply to certaine answeres | 3 |
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whole or in part | 3 |
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you would have him | 3 |
so in a lot | 3 |
the king of the | 3 |
if any of the | 3 |
the consciences of all | 3 |
god hath determined it | 3 |
of all people in | 3 |
and to make a | 3 |
reasons allowing lusorious lotts | 3 |
if you would have | 3 |
they are said to | 3 |
that he who hath | 3 |
not to peruert them | 3 |
act of the creator | 3 |
the vse of those | 3 |
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the discouery of achan | 3 |
the matter of a | 3 |
a word or two | 3 |
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playing with a lot | 3 |
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of arguing to reason | 3 |
proper vse and end | 3 |
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at the first stroke | 3 |
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is not materiall whether | 3 |
vsing lots in sport | 3 |
desire of manifestation of | 3 |
end of an oath | 3 |
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of the one to | 3 |
vsed in any weighty | 3 |
the will of the | 3 |
of his power and | 3 |
and the other halfe | 3 |
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tempt the almightie by | 3 |
manifestation of his power | 3 |
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vsed in other civill | 3 |
more cause to repent | 3 |
matter of sport and | 3 |
that wins most tricks | 3 |
of the whole kinde | 3 |
that they are not | 3 |
the latter end of | 3 |
such as it is | 3 |
by thomas gataker b | 3 |
of each of them | 3 |
to the defence of | 3 |
not warranted by the | 3 |
the churches of god | 3 |
peoples calling upon god | 3 |
there is no necessitie | 3 |
a dialogue concerning the | 3 |
king of the adverse | 3 |
a matter of meere | 3 |
the foretelling of future | 3 |
this is called a | 3 |
preacher at lincolnes inne | 3 |
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at all in them | 3 |
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the power of the | 3 |
that which he writeth | 3 |
the ace of hearts | 3 |
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may come of it | 3 |
as the cards will | 3 |
the matter in question | 3 |
things of that nature | 3 |
of the lawfulnes of | 3 |
point of gods worship | 3 |
may not be applied | 3 |
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proper end of a | 3 |
casually in regard of | 3 |
on the ace point | 3 |
now pastor of rotherhith | 3 |
people in the sight | 3 |
matter of no great | 3 |
the point of gods | 3 |
he must set up | 3 |
by which means he | 3 |
lightly or vainely to | 3 |
is put to the | 3 |
god hath not limited | 3 |
take heed how we | 3 |
in an ordinary lott | 3 |
the lord and his | 3 |
be lawfull in it | 3 |
not but fall certainly | 3 |
but if he throw | 3 |
what a man may | 3 |
his treatise of the | 3 |
so of the rest | 3 |
it is not materiall | 3 |
advauncing of the name | 3 |
to the truth of | 3 |
there is no lot | 3 |
either on cards or | 3 |
vse of lots is | 3 |
vse and the abuse | 3 |
word doth not forbid | 3 |
turn up a card | 3 |
a free vse of | 3 |
the arts and mysteries | 3 |
themselues and in their | 3 |
prouidence and determining presence | 3 |
as in an oath | 3 |
nature of the game | 3 |
and such as by | 3 |
that good may come | 3 |
by lot set apart | 3 |
onely lawfull vse of | 3 |
vse of an oath | 3 |
and peoples calling upon | 3 |
out of the whole | 3 |
it is apparent that | 3 |
if a lot be | 3 |
for that is a | 3 |
s this keyboarded and | 3 |
for my part i | 3 |
is applied to the | 3 |
who directeth all things | 3 |
have the advantage of | 3 |
the minde of the | 3 |
because they depend vpon | 3 |
to be ended by | 3 |
but more especially to | 3 |
in question of right | 3 |
all manner of usual | 3 |
the game is up | 3 |
of an ordinary lot | 3 |
there is nothing determined | 3 |
brought your horse to | 3 |
aptara keyed and coded | 3 |
of the essence of | 3 |
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or not doe it | 3 |
among themselues by lot | 3 |
where the matter is | 3 |
in his owne power | 3 |
whatsoeuer god hath sanctified | 3 |
be decided by the | 3 |
is put to a | 3 |
what is that to | 3 |
then you must set | 3 |
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then let vs consider | 3 |
a lott in the | 3 |
matter of a controversy | 3 |
or sweare in sport | 3 |
modest reply to certaine | 3 |
such as the lot | 3 |
i do now publish | 3 |
if you do it | 3 |
to haue beene vsed | 3 |
of gods holy word | 3 |
pray or sweare in | 3 |
the immoderate vse of | 3 |
be willing to forgo | 3 |
not in the scriptures | 3 |
fly over the table | 3 |
as if a man | 3 |
a sufficient warrant for | 3 |
occasion of sinne vnto | 3 |
of the other two | 3 |
whole disposing of them | 3 |
vaine desire of manifestation | 3 |
in whole or in | 3 |
you have three of | 3 |
lots were vsed but | 3 |
those of the best | 3 |
of god in it | 3 |
the lord thy god | 3 |
of goods and chatels | 3 |
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ought to be a | 3 |
controuersie is his owne | 3 |
in a dialogue concerning | 3 |
the end of the | 3 |
doe the places produced | 3 |
speciall or immediate prouidence | 3 |
a commaundement as an | 3 |
according to the truth | 3 |
one and the same | 3 |
as in the other | 3 |
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nature of the creature | 3 |
all things that are | 3 |
god is called to | 3 |
there are two things | 3 |
that she may not | 3 |
and in their owne | 3 |
cast lots for their | 3 |
said to haue beene | 3 |
the vse of all | 3 |
much a commaundement as | 3 |
i know not what | 3 |
lott in game is | 3 |
the advauncing of the | 3 |
also against drinking to | 3 |
he that hath three | 3 |
one side of the | 3 |
the sentence of a | 3 |
the doing of that | 3 |
are not against the | 3 |
the kings rooks pawn | 3 |
manner of usual and | 3 |
there are several other | 3 |
as it may be | 3 |
games either on cards | 3 |
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tempting of god to | 3 |
the cause of his | 3 |
high treason against gods | 3 |
to come to the | 3 |
arts and mysteries of | 3 |
because there is no | 3 |
treatise historicall and theologicall | 3 |
lottes in game is | 3 |
as some of the | 3 |
assigned them by lot | 3 |
the letter of the | 3 |
with all manner of | 3 |
well ciuill as sacred | 3 |
to the consciences of | 3 |
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the assumption is confirmed | 3 |
in his immediate disposing | 3 |
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a modest reply to | 3 |
can possibly be so | 3 |
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the manifestation of his | 3 |
may be vsed in | 3 |
the wrath of god | 3 |
as they tearme them | 3 |
the vse of things | 3 |
the ordinarie vse of | 3 |
therefore they are not | 3 |
the rules of gods | 3 |
speciall prouidence in the | 3 |
of the body or | 3 |
lot is cast into | 3 |
if you have the | 3 |
or shifting of fingers | 3 |
is rather a permission | 3 |
lots in sport we | 3 |
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is the same with | 3 |
evill in it selfe | 3 |
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the light of nature | 3 |
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not so to be | 3 |
corner of the field | 3 |
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they are to be | 3 |
the almightie by a | 3 |
of manifestation of his | 3 |
of his own accord | 3 |
the difference betweene the | 3 |
a sinne either against | 3 |
providence in all things | 3 |
proposition is confirmed by | 3 |
the vsing of a | 3 |
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and inhabitants of n | 3 |
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the substance of it | 3 |
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ordinary vse of them | 3 |
usual and most gentile | 3 |
tendeth to the advauncing | 3 |
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to be a dicer | 3 |
to the deciding of | 3 |
imprinted at london for | 3 |
for the effecting of | 3 |
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vnlawfulnesse of games consisting | 3 |
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rules of gods holy | 3 |
it hath a naturall | 3 |
the rule here is | 3 |
treason against gods maiesty | 3 |
hearts and minds are | 3 |
not in that regard | 3 |
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power and speciall prouidence | 3 |
it was gods will | 3 |
of a lott is | 3 |
a man to be | 3 |
to the next house | 3 |
a suit in his | 3 |
is not lawfull to | 3 |
sport we tempt the | 3 |
purpose of the vser | 3 |
so farre as i | 3 |
vsed for the discouery | 3 |
some question or controuersie | 3 |
this kinde of disport | 3 |
a testimony against gaming | 3 |
the lawfuller the lot | 3 |
they serious or lusorious | 3 |
nor is against the | 2 |
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might appeale to the | 2 |
lot to assigne each | 2 |
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a lot and lotery | 2 |
commaundement as an advise | 2 |
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imprisonment against euery one | 2 |
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his name should be | 2 |
an immediate worke and | 2 |
playing for too long | 2 |
cases at the ciuill | 2 |
cards and tables lots | 2 |
matters both by the | 2 |
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of the one that | 2 |
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ends you speake of | 2 |
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faire play mans wit | 2 |
good course of arguing | 2 |
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the author of all | 2 |
if you see you | 2 |
a certaine number of | 2 |
of sinne vnto the | 2 |
scruple and doubt of | 2 |
the ends you speake | 2 |
the person that is | 2 |
the leader touch the | 2 |
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of other necessarie duties | 2 |
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the vncertainty of it | 2 |
taken from the nature | 2 |
as you would have | 2 |
in an extraordinary lot | 2 |
is onely and immediatly | 2 |
is by a variable | 2 |
to proue them inconuenient | 2 |
morall matters to supply | 2 |
latter sort of them | 2 |
chess together with all | 2 |
be made lawfull matter | 2 |
to haue stones turned | 2 |
those that vse it | 2 |
sanctified onely but not | 2 |
he may be the | 2 |
by which means the | 2 |
game is not against | 2 |
the creator and the | 2 |
that are by them | 2 |
and the best put | 2 |
to be vtterly abandoned | 2 |
humane caution it were | 2 |
be never so good | 2 |
but there is no | 2 |
is of it selfe | 2 |
forbidding ministers to vse | 2 |
the latter sort of | 2 |
in order of yeeres | 2 |
the end of an | 2 |
himselfe to moses in | 2 |
the fruites of the | 2 |
and the abuse of | 2 |
they may be sure | 2 |
wins all other cards | 2 |
not either expresly or | 2 |
bible at the great | 2 |
if you are in | 2 |
that is eldest hand | 2 |
the determination of some | 2 |
assumption of the maine | 2 |
was by lot likewise | 2 |
he hath nothing to | 2 |
edward griffin and are | 2 |
to doe what he | 2 |
not be amisse to | 2 |
dispose the dice and | 2 |
exercised in disposing the | 2 |
and well learned in | 2 |
word in their mouthes | 2 |
at inn and inn | 2 |
one to be a | 2 |
so is a gamesters | 2 |
he must pass twice | 2 |
instead of thirty he | 2 |
the port with your | 2 |
that it was a | 2 |
the altar of burnt | 2 |
should stay by it | 2 |
which respect a lot | 2 |
be peruerted to a | 2 |
worke of gods speciall | 2 |
partaking with vs in | 2 |
basto or ace of | 2 |
and crooked prouidence of | 2 |
be cogging and packing | 2 |
by swearing or brawling | 2 |
lot in such cases | 2 |
to such an one | 2 |
to that equitie which | 2 |
not confirme gamesters in | 2 |
of recreation is not | 2 |
with the rest of | 2 |
ends as he seeth | 2 |
and therefore not indifferent | 2 |
holy of themselues and | 2 |
pounds shall do you | 2 |
hundred pounds shall do | 2 |
that i may the | 2 |
saith the heathen man | 2 |
in the same rank | 2 |
the determining presence of | 2 |
he writeth of table | 2 |
for that which is | 2 |
end of our play | 2 |
as whereby a variable | 2 |
in euery lot there | 2 |
and chess together with | 2 |
that is a great | 2 |
because god hath not | 2 |
chance is the same | 2 |
tables so vsed as | 2 |
and cast away his | 2 |
consider well this reason | 2 |
being withall considered that | 2 |
both by the ciuill | 2 |
are wrought according to | 2 |
his purpose is not | 2 |
after him the second | 2 |
then he plays his | 2 |
many balls in it | 2 |
lawfully at that present | 2 |
than out of other | 2 |
as equall as may | 2 |
gamesters in their inordinate | 2 |
the prophaning of any | 2 |
it a worke of | 2 |
cast lots for christ | 2 |
the old and new | 2 |
in may stick by | 2 |
the name of the | 2 |
that wee may the | 2 |
one that is not | 2 |
on that side of | 2 |
and nine of hearts | 2 |
yet in truth it | 2 |
if of things sanctified | 2 |
concerning the nature of | 2 |
or of any other | 2 |
in that regard therefore | 2 |
that is when your | 2 |
day of the world | 2 |
our selues by lawfull | 2 |
swearing is a sinne | 2 |
for diuision of possessions | 2 |
needs be a sinne | 2 |
worke not with their | 2 |
one way or the | 2 |
there is a providence | 2 |
to be ensamples to | 2 |
of the chance is | 2 |
of some future euent | 2 |
the lot had assigned | 2 |
the reins of the | 2 |
can give a mate | 2 |
one of them should | 2 |
halfe out of the | 2 |
original in the british | 2 |
forme or specificall difference | 2 |
the nature and use | 2 |
it were done by | 2 |
gaue out their lots | 2 |
sanctified to some proper | 2 |
till you have brought | 2 |
to be of a | 2 |
of the game it | 2 |
in the workes of | 2 |
in which respect a | 2 |
check by discovery of | 2 |
not vse lotts in | 2 |
the one after the | 2 |
rebell and a traitor | 2 |
and the practise of | 2 |
than in any other | 2 |
is no warrant therefore | 2 |
would otherwise haue lien | 2 |
that all sorts of | 2 |
the one are to | 2 |
is no kind of | 2 |
one as the other | 2 |
that gods oath to | 2 |
and season for all | 2 |
by the like vse | 2 |
not to be so | 2 |
games within the tables | 2 |
not limited the vse | 2 |
to mans discretion and | 2 |
the character of a | 2 |
the masters of the | 2 |
of the thing so | 2 |
when you play your | 2 |
to take that name | 2 |
that the ends you | 2 |
where it may be | 2 |
causeth losse of time | 2 |
hit down the king | 2 |
if you call for | 2 |
from the true god | 2 |
the lord will not | 2 |
except they be vndoubtedly | 2 |
as any of the | 2 |
worke immediately at his | 2 |
whether the vse of | 2 |
of the ten wards | 2 |
the heart to reclaime | 2 |
by lot befell them | 2 |
of peruerting the ordinance | 2 |
providence in the whole | 2 |
lay down as much | 2 |
by which means you | 2 |
is no other then | 2 |
may be the subiect | 2 |
is it a sinne | 2 |
of all mens thoughts | 2 |
that which is so | 2 |
of play written by | 2 |
it is not my | 2 |
by way of diuination | 2 |
but the lightest matters | 2 |
is a game very | 2 |
you shall think most | 2 |
the others are to | 2 |
them is of god | 2 |
seeme casuall that indeed | 2 |
a rebell and a | 2 |
the thing so named | 2 |
or else it is | 2 |
the turn terra a | 2 |
prouoked to displeasure against | 2 |
this give him a | 2 |
him and the place | 2 |
are also to be | 2 |
divine institution from the | 2 |
that they are wrought | 2 |
if you have it | 2 |
regard of the creature | 2 |
of him and his | 2 |
rather a permission than | 2 |
of themselues and in | 2 |
latter is an example | 2 |
it ciuill or sacred | 2 |
it is that in | 2 |
lott is cast into | 2 |
we may not pray | 2 |
which agreeth to a | 2 |
of it out of | 2 |
agunt quod vult deus | 2 |
to draw all to | 2 |
guards the kings pawn | 2 |
and in speciall manner | 2 |
you have the leading | 2 |
of all things that | 2 |
or he cannot have | 2 |
or more if you | 2 |
and to speake as | 2 |
either against piety in | 2 |
and vsed in them | 2 |
he will do it | 2 |
do it is a | 2 |
when mens hearts and | 2 |
for as the one | 2 |
yet doth not that | 2 |
is good of it | 2 |
in their inordinate walking | 2 |
and wholly of god | 2 |
vse of them in | 2 |
at tables and cards | 2 |
him according to the | 2 |
much to teach vs | 2 |
chance and aunsweres to | 2 |
kinde of lotery or | 2 |
that whiche heretofore i | 2 |
may be defined without | 2 |
end when they cast | 2 |
is not this a | 2 |
and tables so vsed | 2 |
when you come to | 2 |
and of the same | 2 |
all appearance of euill | 2 |
of the manifestation of | 2 |
but the putting of | 2 |
is that lots may | 2 |
the field to the | 2 |
some doubtfull or vncertaine | 2 |
which i reade in | 2 |
and decay of health | 2 |
the looser hath not | 2 |
finding out of the | 2 |
may make use of | 2 |
they wholly depend vpon | 2 |
as well as for | 2 |
up the next card | 2 |
he must string his | 2 |
mention at all in | 2 |
notwithstanding god hath sanctified | 2 |
upon instruments of musick | 2 |
as the auncients haue | 2 |
i shall conclude this | 2 |
signe of the bible | 2 |
for the manner of | 2 |
this my dialogue to | 2 |
most of a suit | 2 |
in the nature therof | 2 |
it is no sound | 2 |
therefore beware that we | 2 |
contingent and not casuall | 2 |
so making god an | 2 |
no more then gods | 2 |
with their hands the | 2 |
he hath not prohibited | 2 |
not so much as | 2 |
but that is not | 2 |
of a thing are | 2 |
and is as much | 2 |
whereas lots cannot be | 2 |
the generall vse of | 2 |
is to be preferred | 2 |
fares it with gamesters | 2 |
or in good probability | 2 |
that a lot in | 2 |
but it is onely | 2 |
though you must not | 2 |
be diuided by lot | 2 |
key and a booke | 2 |
those that make vse | 2 |
for as for those | 2 |
they may by law | 2 |
like the dancing of | 2 |
time mispent in alehouses | 2 |
so euill in themselues | 2 |
one saith well of | 2 |
holy vse of the | 2 |
to fall into the | 2 |
perswaded by that which | 2 |
master to his servant | 2 |
to be willing to | 2 |
is the highest card | 2 |
them and vsed in | 2 |
that is not a | 2 |
are two distinct things | 2 |
or corner of the | 2 |
bear it with your | 2 |
may not put to | 2 |
praise of his name | 2 |
or such as haue | 2 |
in this kinde of | 2 |
thought to hate to | 2 |
lot be such as | 2 |
by edward griffin and | 2 |
gods children recreate themselues | 2 |
the god of israel | 2 |
said to haue decided | 2 |
it is otherwise in | 2 |
so that in faire | 2 |
and force of this | 2 |
that euen i the | 2 |
it is indifferent to | 2 |
be vsed but with | 2 |
lawfuller the lott is | 2 |
so to be conceiued | 2 |
things are not expedient | 2 |
a paire of sheeres | 2 |
the roome of them | 2 |
by the spirit of | 2 |
it were not vnlawfull | 2 |
is a kinde of | 2 |
of the creator and | 2 |
when we cause others | 2 |
according to the right | 2 |
as by the mutuall | 2 |
the common vse of | 2 |
but by no means | 2 |
therefore you must have | 2 |
a part of the | 2 |
the lot touching the | 2 |
recreation is the exercise | 2 |
the casuall and vncertaine | 2 |
as i can learne | 2 |
answere to this argument | 2 |
also be vsed for | 2 |
intend to hit his | 2 |
concerning playing at tables | 2 |
this kinde of lot | 2 |
the choice of the | 2 |
the hand of him | 2 |
yet shooting is no | 2 |
it ought to go | 2 |
is the end of | 2 |
confirme gamesters in their | 2 |
the eclipse of the | 2 |
from the highest to | 2 |
and after him the | 2 |
of the auncients well | 2 |
withall considered that the | 2 |
god manifested himselfe to | 2 |
when there is no | 2 |
a lot is in | 2 |
as in the former | 2 |
advantage of this game | 2 |
nature of lots in | 2 |
needeth warrant from the | 2 |
the onely difference is | 2 |
so it be done | 2 |
as the truth of | 2 |
in matter of fact | 2 |
nothing concluded against the | 2 |
leader touch the end | 2 |
for when mens hearts | 2 |
contrarie to that equitie | 2 |
the consideration of the | 2 |
the kingdome of god | 2 |
that which may be | 2 |
old and new testament | 2 |
not the game it | 2 |
each tribe should be | 2 |
or at heads and | 2 |
while they looke after | 2 |
of the same kinde | 2 |
is worthily disallowed as | 2 |
won the last trick | 2 |
stroke he must string | 2 |
to be such as | 2 |
him bring his hinder | 2 |
there were no prouidence | 2 |
of god in attributing | 2 |
my dialogue to the | 2 |
nature hath taught long | 2 |
in morall matters to | 2 |
is vsed to no | 2 |
lot touching the euent | 2 |
them but in some | 2 |
be done or left | 2 |
they consist principally in | 2 |
at all in gods | 2 |
the testimonie of salomon | 2 |
in his word hath | 2 |
a lot be such | 2 |
not past at all | 2 |
of lots in sport | 2 |
condemnest thou thy brother | 2 |
applie themselues to better | 2 |
he turns up a | 2 |
so to dispose of | 2 |
which is no necessary | 2 |
of the vse of | 2 |
type of christs body | 2 |
who shall pass first | 2 |
to an holy vse | 2 |
thou thy brother as | 2 |
as agreeable to gods | 2 |
lesse weight in it | 2 |
is to follow the | 2 |
could not be quiet | 2 |
limited the vse of | 2 |
or from the nature | 2 |
on his way to | 2 |
yet i would gladly | 2 |
then may not gods | 2 |
word for the ludicrous | 2 |
speake as the truth | 2 |
authoritie exacteth of ministers | 2 |
it is an exercise | 2 |
that we vse not | 2 |
name is to be | 2 |
take a leaf or | 2 |
have a care that | 2 |
by lot to assigne | 2 |
and spoiles taken in | 2 |
there is nothing but | 2 |
whether should haue the | 2 |
you may then conclude | 2 |
he would haue done | 2 |
of ordinarie lots serious | 2 |
he is at play | 2 |
may be sufficiently answered | 2 |
with lotterie make such | 2 |
the craft of the | 2 |
in that regard to | 2 |
a word of god | 2 |
it may be thought | 2 |
being of the same | 2 |
that which one of | 2 |
be the souldiers had | 2 |
the matter of it | 2 |
five on the sice | 2 |
more than out of | 2 |
onely but not appropriated | 2 |
the necessary vse of | 2 |
is the loss of | 2 |
and for religious and | 2 |
called in latin sors | 2 |
or ace of spades | 2 |
and thus much for | 2 |
iniunction forbidding ministers to | 2 |
you will call cards | 2 |
one of them that | 2 |
happy is he that | 2 |
in the common places | 2 |
he is bound to | 2 |
that there may be | 2 |
we read not in | 2 |
and the act of | 2 |
haue sometime beene vsed | 2 |
ordinary vse of it | 2 |
for the bearing of | 2 |
but it must of | 2 |
is so far from | 2 |
to doe the like | 2 |
an immediate providence to | 2 |
to the judgment of | 2 |
to be generally forbidden | 2 |
are of ordinary vse | 2 |
to haue recourse to | 2 |
of them but in | 2 |
a mans own neglect | 2 |
that in faire play | 2 |
playing with lotterie make | 2 |
which there is neither | 2 |
the scriptures any dispensation | 2 |
the former is this | 2 |
variable euent of some | 2 |
more iustifiable is the | 2 |
i am verily perswaded | 2 |
is a great disadvantage | 2 |
my part i shall | 2 |
as he seeth good | 2 |
and vnwarrantable vse of | 2 |
the first of them | 2 |
there is no better | 2 |
as one of the | 2 |
why then may not | 2 |
in a larger sense | 2 |
and of that tribe | 2 |
holdeth from the negative | 2 |
of ought in an | 2 |
no flesh while the | 2 |
more than in any | 2 |
end of your stick | 2 |
this is an excellent | 2 |
vse of it for | 2 |
that hath four aces | 2 |
the next place you | 2 |
are such as are | 2 |
their hands the thing | 2 |
offence may be giuen | 2 |
to the comeliness of | 2 |
it will not be | 2 |
as well as bare | 2 |
you have the advantage | 2 |
and to shew what | 2 |
and xml conversion a | 2 |
because plato compares the | 2 |
the law it selfe | 2 |
doe ought without warrant | 2 |
is to give the | 2 |
i see not what | 2 |
to further our play | 2 |
other games as well | 2 |
all gods good creatures | 2 |
he is necessarily bound | 2 |
by lot among the | 2 |
and either of these | 2 |
for profit in a | 2 |
if any shall say | 2 |
and that those that | 2 |
all ordinary courses of | 2 |
then consider whether exercise | 2 |
are christians in deed | 2 |
and bake it in | 2 |
of man is able | 2 |
doing whereof there is | 2 |
is a providence in | 2 |
them inconuenient and inexpedient | 2 |
by long sitting at | 2 |
therefore about things of | 2 |
there is no mention | 2 |
to put ought to | 2 |
for mine owne part | 2 |
in the choice of | 2 |
in the old and | 2 |
the common saying is | 2 |
selfe afford sufficient direction | 2 |
their feeding or refusing | 2 |
in speciall manner tendeth | 2 |
shall abuse an holy | 2 |
iv tiff page image | 2 |
much lesse from one | 2 |
the iudgement of so | 2 |
if you have a | 2 |
and when he hath | 2 |
reason from the speciall | 2 |
that is proper to | 2 |
be vsed in things | 2 |
sin as maketh the | 2 |
it hath falne out | 2 |
is ever to decide | 2 |
it is impossible for | 2 |
that which by lot | 2 |
for which set up | 2 |
maketh a lot meerely | 2 |
tooke the like courses | 2 |
what can there be | 2 |
offence had beene committed | 2 |
warrant in the word | 2 |
seven or eight times | 2 |
inhibited to all other | 2 |
then they turn up | 2 |
either there is no | 2 |
playing is no whit | 2 |
is like to haue | 2 |
generall rules of the | 2 |
deus melius in huiusmodi | 2 |
by every gust of | 2 |
sorteth with the nature | 2 |
and so much for | 2 |
a worke of his | 2 |
but he that wins | 2 |
vse of the thing | 2 |
one foot upon the | 2 |
can learne out of | 2 |
be referred to these | 2 |
must needes be a | 2 |
as well as these | 2 |
be a sinne either | 2 |
but two can play | 2 |
is vsed by casting | 2 |
the decision of the | 2 |
the hand of the | 2 |
lots vsed in game | 2 |
his speciall providence in | 2 |
he hath not determined | 2 |
well as the other | 2 |
by the word of | 2 |
for men to vse | 2 |
and if it prove | 2 |
one house at once | 2 |
either expresly or by | 2 |
it a good course | 2 |
are but two can | 2 |
psalmes to the praise | 2 |
touch not the end | 2 |
essence of an oath | 2 |
slip out at vnawares | 2 |
if you have neither | 2 |
and laying the calf | 2 |
so the other are | 2 |
he sinneth in vsing | 2 |
equitie of the cause | 2 |
hath not limited the | 2 |
of your kings rooks | 2 |
foretelling of some future | 2 |
a sinne for a | 2 |
of the former arguments | 2 |
and that you may | 2 |
any stander by shall | 2 |
speciall providence in the | 2 |
no lots at all | 2 |
as in the choise | 2 |
not to be done | 2 |
into the house of | 2 |
directly of it selfe | 2 |
shooting there is a | 2 |
man to make god | 2 |
playing at tables and | 2 |
the determining of this | 2 |
of them are such | 2 |
an example of an | 2 |
be produced for the | 2 |
where the question is | 2 |
whose lot came out | 2 |
things and the like | 2 |
the subiect matter of | 2 |
casuall that indeed is | 2 |
and in that regard | 2 |
lawfull matter of disport | 2 |
whether you will call | 2 |
are holy of themselues | 2 |
there is great difference | 2 |
god hath sanctified the | 2 |
north dore of paules | 2 |
assumption is not sound | 2 |
the advantage of this | 2 |
sanctified to the maried | 2 |
the rigour of the | 2 |
by those that are | 2 |
of lots in disport | 2 |
and a lot are | 2 |
be necessarily an immediate | 2 |
lott most lawfully be | 2 |
might be made manifest | 2 |
is no lesse euill | 2 |
euery one that shall | 2 |
had no such end | 2 |
say not of good | 2 |
quod nec bonum nec | 2 |
of the black there | 2 |
had power of iudicature | 2 |
ordinary courses of the | 2 |
that which agreeth to | 2 |
vsed for the diuiding | 2 |
lott may be vsed | 2 |
there is nothing to | 2 |
hath dispensed with such | 2 |
faith for that which | 2 |
am perswaded by that | 2 |
by reason of its | 2 |
at your second draught | 2 |
i call such as | 2 |
the cards so shuffled | 2 |
manifest in their sincere | 2 |
is otherwise in tables | 2 |
not materiall whether he | 2 |
play offend my brother | 2 |
and revie it again | 2 |
among men of all | 2 |
consider whether exercise of | 2 |
by reason of his | 2 |
and for every card | 2 |
small end of your | 2 |
when it shall be | 2 |
in the ordinary vse | 2 |
which yet is no | 2 |
is nothing guiding them | 2 |
and may be done | 2 |
because they wholly depend | 2 |
he that hath it | 2 |
reade in the common | 2 |
our selues by eating | 2 |
lawfully be vsed about | 2 |
the weight of the | 2 |
which yet is not | 2 |
so great an advantage | 2 |
them to come vp | 2 |
your end when you | 2 |
games as well as | 2 |
and when they are | 2 |
as we shall afterward | 2 |
were vsed but only | 2 |
lesse may a man | 2 |
inducing him to allow | 2 |
testified is in an | 2 |
mate sanctified to the | 2 |
without any speciall prouidence | 2 |
for in the word | 2 |
and that not of | 2 |
not to pray or | 2 |
thinke that god hath | 2 |
but be sure you | 2 |
partly in regard of | 2 |
that are christians in | 2 |
near as you can | 2 |
added the arts and | 2 |
dice be so cast | 2 |
a tierce of an | 2 |
that the rule is | 2 |
any word of god | 2 |
swearing is to satisfie | 2 |
ever to decide some | 2 |
vs away from him | 2 |
or by divine institution | 2 |
for the second sort | 2 |
must string his ball | 2 |
by that which i | 2 |
beginning of the game | 2 |
any thing to be | 2 |
or vpon any occasion | 2 |
an oath in the | 2 |
so much to teach | 2 |
by partaking with vs | 2 |
because it is a | 2 |
we may as well | 2 |
either sacred or ciuill | 2 |
as well for the | 2 |
of time and expence | 2 |
to make a trade | 2 |
iustified as agreeable to | 2 |
or if it be | 2 |
take this for a | 2 |
or an ordinary described | 2 |
according to their families | 2 |
some kind of lot | 2 |
out of my dialogue | 2 |
that the dice be | 2 |
quod plato de leg | 2 |
the nature therof doth | 2 |
the third sort of | 2 |
learne out of gods | 2 |
neither is a lot | 2 |
ought not to teach | 2 |
as occasion shall require | 2 |
the fitnesse or vnfitnesse | 2 |
or giueth vs leaue | 2 |
with a dry fist | 2 |
at that time to | 2 |
an immediate providence is | 2 |
and the cards so | 2 |
power and prouidence in | 2 |
in regard of some | 2 |
by little and little | 2 |
more to be exiled | 2 |
of playing with lotts | 2 |
a time and season | 2 |
them in that kinde | 2 |
yet lotterie is vsed | 2 |
from man to man | 2 |
we loue not pleasure | 2 |
to be observed in | 2 |
in serious matters both | 2 |
a lot most lawfully | 2 |
on the table with | 2 |
as well as by | 2 |
they may not be | 2 |
gods people prayed when | 2 |
reins of the cavezan | 2 |
of it is allowed | 2 |
of god in all | 2 |
in regard that x | 2 |
for where god hath | 2 |
but that men may | 2 |
considered that the ends | 2 |
not in the other | 2 |
in defence of them | 2 |
which is the fourth | 2 |
is sinne for a | 2 |
to cast lots for | 2 |
cards so shuffled and | 2 |
is nothing but that | 2 |