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quadgram	frequency
was buried in the	889
in the beginning of	800
and was buried in	603
in the place of	546
in the church of	503
of the church of	466
the latter end of	463
the beginning of the	425
i have not yet	394
have not yet seen	388
in the latter end	369
the church of england	366
in the time of	326
buried in the church	318
took the degrees in	312
the degrees in arts	302
in the month of	277
in the parish of	267
of both his names	252
at the end of	250
took the degree of	242
beginning of the year	240
the degree of bach	237
of the university of	228
on the death of	226
the place of dr	225
which i have not	211
of the same month	209
in the chancel of	206
the time of his	204
to the see of	200
in sixteen hundred and	200
the church of s	195
hath written and published	189
the chancel of the	186
he hath written and	181
within the city of	181
of the civil law	178
was born in the	178
as i have been	176
the first of these	175
in the year following	174
to be the same	173
be the same with	171
chancel of the church	170
you may see more	170
buried in the chancel	169
i shall tell you	167
see more of him	167
time of his death	165
in the city of	165
the time of the	164
by the name of	162
i have been informed	162
as i shall tell	161
about the same time	161
this person who was	159
early english books online	155
made one of the	150
of the said coll	149
in the county of	148
the death of dr	148
educated in grammar learning	147
and about that time	147
see more among the	144
as a member of	144
into the hands of	144
at which time he	141
the university of oxon	139
whereupon his body was	138
and in the year	137
under the name of	137
to the church of	136
if i mistake not	136
by the favour of	136
in the reign of	136
was afterwards bishop of	135
but whether he was	135
in the house of	134
admitted the same day	133
to the reading of	133
leaving then behind him	131
in his own country	131
sixteen hundred sixty and	128
any thing else of	127
was admitted the same	127
sixteen hundred seventy and	126
the parish of s	126
the end of the	126
you may see in	126
was one of the	125
he was a person	124
the city of london	123
over his grave was	123
in sixteen hundred sixty	122
one degree in arts	122
admitted to the reading	122
printed with the former	120
in sixteen hundred seventy	120
came to the crown	119
in the university of	119
that he was a	118
after his majesties restauration	118
he died in the	117
fellow of new coll	116
was made one of	115
on the of the	115
of the city of	115
was buried on the	115
the reading of the	114
his body was buried	114
first of these two	114
about that time he	114
gave way to fate	114
latter end of the	113
of the said month	113
took one degree in	111
nor any thing else	111
who was son of	111
by vertue of the	109
the degree of master	109
thing else of him	109
the tower of london	107
his last debt to	106
was admitted to the	105
sixteen hundred eighty and	105
last debt to nature	105
being about that time	103
and on the of	102
he left behind him	102
in the said county	102
in sixteen hundred eighty	101
of which he was	100
reading of the sentences	100
was admitted this year	100
the house of commons	100
to the time of	99
under the tuition of	98
of the order of	97
in grammar learning in	97
the university of oxford	96
he took the degree	96
about the beginning of	96
i have told you	95
of him among the	95
after he had been	94
the last of which	93
on the north side	93
have been informed by	92
in the church there	92
upon the death of	92
at the same time	92
which time he was	91
became a student in	91
the last of these	89
the reign of k	89
for the said degree	89
more of him among	88
the restauration of k	88
he gave way to	88
became a commoner of	88
at the funeral of	87
may see more of	87
i cannot yet tell	87
was about this time	86
as i have told	86
one of both his	86
he was admitted to	85
was the son of	85
his works are these	85
behind him a son	84
of the church there	84
paid his last debt	83
sixteen hundred fifty and	83
that of master being	83
the church of st	83
sixteen hundred twenty and	82
he was one of	82
him among the writers	82
buried in the cath	82
the use of the	82
which is all i	82
i have before told	82
by the endeavours of	81
for the use of	81
as i have before	81
year and was buried	81
the same with the	81
after he had taken	81
to serve in that	80
have before told you	80
in the see of	80
end of the year	79
the north side of	79
of master being compleated	79
in sixteen hundred twenty	79
in the said see	78
aged years or thereabouts	78
he took a degree	78
and one of the	78
family of his name	78
a younger son of	78
the history of the	78
on the day of	78
may see more among	77
in the isle of	77
body was buried in	77
in a book intit	77
in the same year	77
in sixteen hundred fifty	76
on the first of	76
year of his age	76
of the said university	76
the church of rome	76
sixteen hundred thirty and	76
a member of the	75
see among the masters	75
i take to be	75
the honour of knighthood	75
fellow of the said	74
he was afterwards bishop	74
became one of the	74
he died on the	74
what other things he	73
under which year you	73
which year you may	73
last of these two	72
perpetual fellow of new	72
year you may see	72
promoted to the see	72
left behind him a	72
of his name living	72
for the degree of	71
grave was soon after	71
to his dying day	71
his grave was soon	71
all i know of	71
i know of him	71
sixteen hundred forty and	70
a person of great	70
in sixteen hundred thirty	70
for a time in	70
he was translated to	69
he paid his last	69
time of the rebellion	69
is all i know	69
buried in the chappel	69
on the south side	68
such i have not	68
but such i have	68
was made dean of	68
more of him in	68
other things he hath	68
day of the same	68
writers under the year	67
only that he was	67
the month of may	67
north side of the	67
the of the same	67
to the study of	67
was a person of	67
was born in that	67
whom i shall mention	66
and was buried on	66
the members of the	66
of the royal society	66
he became rector of	65
things which i have	65
was consecrated bishop of	65
in the year of	65
the word of god	65
life and death of	65
afterwards he was made	65
born in that county	65
he was actually created	64
other things which i	64
in the church at	64
the parish church of	64
the church of salisbury	64
the isle of wight	63
fifteen hundred fifty and	63
the south side of	63
a great deal of	63
after the restauration of	63
created master of arts	62
of master of arts	62
him a son named	62
the body of his	62
the degrees in divinity	62
the degree of m	62
he was afterwards a	62
he was sent to	62
actually created doctor of	62
departed this mortal life	61
in he was made	61
the first of which	61
the university of cambridge	61
about the latter end	61
and an half in	61
in sixteen hundred forty	61
in the condition of	61
concluded his last day	60
supplicated for the said	60
and after he had	60
he hath also written	60
for the sake of	60
he retired to his	59
sure i am that	59
the name of the	59
the city of westminster	59
master being compleated in	59
at length upon the	59
in fifteen hundred and	59
of the church at	59
the beginning of which	59
and about the same	59
soon after was a	59
in the middle of	58
to the end that	58
after the death of	58
on the of nov	58
incorporated the same day	58
on the of july	58
which you may see	58
degree of master of	57
on the same day	57
then behind him a	57
on the eleventh of	57
to his native country	57
the second part of	57
fit for the press	57
was incorporated the same	57
the condition of a	57
south side of the	57
with the former book	57
to which is added	56
in the same county	56
and in the beginning	56
he was made one	56
the city of oxon	56
in the quality of	56
printed at the end	56
in the parish church	56
accumulated the degrees in	56
among the doctors of	56
with an inscription thereon	56
about which time he	56
licensed to proceed in	56
another of both his	55
among the writers under	55
in his house in	55
and perhaps other things	55
in the chappel of	55
he had taken the	55
took a degree in	55
the of the said	55
within the liberty of	54
in the said university	54
under the title of	54
a student of ch	54
in fifteen hundred fifty	54
that of his age	54
he also translated from	54
order of the garter	54
take to be the	54
the rest of the	54
upon the resignation of	54
fellow of that house	53
way to fate in	53
received the honour of	53
not one doctor of	53
on the of june	53
to the university of	53
the first day of	53
entred into holy orders	53
the author of the	53
for the most part	53
of the said house	53
actually created master of	53
translated into english by	52
and in that of	52
not one of them	52
more among the masters	52
he was made dean	52
into the sacred function	52
of the house of	52
he was restored to	52
the kings professor of	52
the church of york	52
created the same day	52
upon the promotion of	52
one of the proctors	52
of the said church	52
he was about this	51
the life and death	51
the eldest son of	51
the writers under the	51
and at length became	51
in the court of	51
of the isle of	51
after he had left	51
was made prebendary of	51
at years of age	51
the high court of	51
were admitted this year	50
about the time of	50
the reader is to	50
beginning of which is	50
the degree of doctor	50
and in he was	50
appointed one of the	50
about years of age	50
for some time in	50
may see in the	50
doctor of the civil	50
in the first vol	49
but not one of	49
after he had spent	49
received his first breath	49
the church of wells	49
entred a student in	49
the first part of	49
he concluded his last	49
died in the beginning	49
born in the parish	49
and therefore he is	49
in a book entit	48
this i have not	48
elected one of the	48
at which time the	48
and was buried at	48
of the great seal	48
went beyond the seas	48
whether he took a	48
of the civil war	48
of which you may	48
whether he was admitted	48
one of the chaplains	48
the parish of st	48
the year of his	48
of these two was	47
proctor of the university	47
person who was a	47
on the of sept	47
he was by the	47
an half in qu	47
that time he was	47
a student in the	47
the year following he	47
in that of his	47
to the earl of	46
the upper end of	46
but so it was	46
but whether he took	46
was made archdeacon of	46
represented either as utf	46
committed prisoner to the	46
from french into english	46
that he might be	46
the assembly of divines	46
him to be a	46
characters represented either as	46
things that he hath	46
a copy of which	46
that he hath written	46
in the times of	45
behind him the character	45
in the hands of	45
on the first day	45
the order of s	45
which i have seen	45
on the of march	45
of the long parliament	45
the time of k	45
to the tower of	45
afterwards one of the	45
son and heir of	45
with his own hand	45
in the said church	45
the promotion of dr	45
on the resignation of	45
same with the former	45
was born in london	45
the character of a	45
chancellour of the university	45
to the degree of	45
in the year he	45
this keyboarded and encoded	44
institutions providing financial support	44
text can be copied	44
images scanned from microfilm	44
the institutions providing financial	44
is available for reuse	44
and encoded edition of	44
born in the city	44
terms of creative commons	44
see more in the	44
phase i text is	44
text is available for	44
work described above is	44
even for commercial purposes	44
encoded edition of the	44
of the most noble	44
all without asking permission	44
keyboarded and encoded edition	44
financial support to the	44
edition of the work	44
up his last breath	44
of the proctors of	44
tcp assigned for keying	44
the text can be	44
keyed and coded from	44
fifteen hundred ninety and	44
the doctrine of the	44
fellow of the coll	44
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described above is co	44
from proquest page images	44
this phase i text	44
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online text creation partnership	44
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as i have elsewhere	44
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encoded text transcribed from	44
the terms of creative	44
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to the early english	44
admitted perpetual fellow of	44
of the work described	44
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text and markup reviewed	44
was restored to his	44
markup reviewed and edited	44
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english books online text	44
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a degree in arts	44
those of his name	44
i cannot yet find	44
was a man of	43
to the body of	43
march in sixteen hundred	43
his majesties restauration he	43
and two years after	43
he was buried in	43
the hands of the	43
of the reign of	43
year in fifteen hundred	43
degree of doctor of	43
on one side of	43
in the tower of	43
the body of the	43
he was soon after	42
that supplicated for the	42
was actually created master	42
of the first of	42
he departed this mortal	42
the place of his	42
as a member thereof	42
also translated into english	42
was actually created doct	42
was elected fellow of	42
in fifteen hundred ninety	42
was elected one of	42
among the writers in	42
soon after he was	42
he took the degrees	42
to the rectory of	42
james duke of ormonde	42
in wykehams school near	42
the times of usurpation	42
in a large oct	42
i have elsewhere told	41
to be one of	41
the most noble order	41
from those of his	41
most noble order of	41
in the publick register	41
beginning of the civil	41
the middle of the	41
a treatise of the	41
published under the name	41
to the bishop of	41
of the council of	41
the proctors of the	41
by the care of	41
afterwards he retired to	41
as i have heard	41
by the title of	41
the author of it	41
him the character of	41
entred into the sacred	41
end of the said	41
i have made mention	41
the favour of the	41
the quality of a	40
of the inner temple	40
he was the son	40
have elsewhere told you	40
in the civil law	40
at the time of	40
he was a great	40
to the end of	40
one side of a	40
in the study of	40
had the degree of	40
the said see of	40
on the body of	40
is hereafter to be	40
noble order of the	40
he was a learned	40
one of the justices	40
serve in that parliament	40
that he was the	40
buried in the parish	40
as i shall anon	40
in the room of	40
the cathedral church of	40
to the commissioners of	40
in the year after	40
by those of his	40
taken the degree of	40
he became one of	39
before the house of	39
after he had continued	39
one of the kings	39
on the of apr	39
his body was conveyed	39
grammar learning in the	39
whereupon his body being	39
of the justices of	39
was appointed one of	39
his name living at	39
i shall anon tell	39
the same year he	39
he was a man	39
the lords and commons	39
july in sixteen hundred	39
shall anon tell you	39
on the of may	39
was then actually created	39
published i know not	39
descended from those of	39
near to the body	38
begotten on the body	38
by the death of	38
he received the honour	38
he proceeded in arts	38
one of his majesties	38
the society of jesus	38
june in sixteen hundred	38
was soon after a	38
fifteen hundred eighty and	38
which began at westm	38
the justices of the	38
one of the commissioners	38
and soon after was	38
had taken the degree	38
in the library of	38
on the second day	38
in the mean time	38
proctors of the university	38
of the privy council	38
among those of his	38
was licensed to proceed	38
was actually created doctor	38
of march in sixteen	38
put over his grave	38
after his majesties return	38
that he died in	37
fellow of merton coll	37
was made canon of	37
vertue of the chancellours	37
he was forced to	37
the second day of	37
to have been a	37
the day of the	37
after his return he	37
of the grand rebellion	37
the reformation of the	37
he was made a	37
a member of that	37
to be written by	37
at the upper end	37
of the chancellours letters	37
of the same university	37
of the earl of	37
the garrison of oxon	37
was installed canon of	37
was collated to the	37
he be the same	37
only that he died	36
book of acts and	36
taking the degree of	36
translated from french into	36
written by the said	36
breaking out of the	36
while he continued in	36
he was appointed one	36
one of the first	36
of the assembly of	36
in the same degree	36
robert earl of essex	36
and gentile family of	36
was printed at lond	36
may see in hist	36
of the same family	36
was made bishop of	36
the breaking out of	36
whether he be the	36
the liberty of westminster	36
in fifteen hundred eighty	36
master of arts of	36
antient and gentile family	36
was buried near to	36
upper end of the	36
in he was elected	36
coming into the hands	36
time he was made	36
the beginning of qu	36
him to be the	36
his last day in	36
into the society of	36
in the name of	36
and the same year	35
a discourse of the	35
may in sixteen hundred	35
to the word of	35
son of both his	35
fifteen hundred seventy and	35
the month of june	35
to which he was	35
i shall anon mention	35
died in the latter	35
as he had stood	35
was a learned man	35
in the cathedral church	35
and i know not	35
on the of dec	35
he is hereafter to	35
parliament which began at	35
members of the university	35
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the year he was	35
he ended his days	35
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the death of the	35
isle joyning to the	35
a sermon preached at	35
the same month in	35
master of arts in	35
the vniversity of oxford	35
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the sixth day of	35
this mortal life in	35
his last will and	35
of arts of cambridge	35
a good old age	35
created doctor of the	35
the reign of qu	35
till the time of	35
he was esteemed a	35
whether the same with	35
he also translated into	34
a monk of the	34
one of the assembly	34
i know not what	34
he surrendred up his	34
at length after he	34
shall tell you elsewhere	34
of july in sixteen	34
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master of the free	34
incorporated in the same	34
last of which was	34
honour of knighthood from	34
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one of the clerks	34
to the city of	34
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prisoner to the tower	34
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mary came to the	34
fifteen hundred thirty and	34
then behind him the	34
a student in this	34
the titles of which	34
of the said college	34
on the of aug	34
in the said city	34
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james duke of york	34
he was son of	34
year in sixteen hundred	33
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the inns of court	33
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one of the judges	33
educated for a time	33
the letters of the	33
the same time he	33
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the son of a	33
among the created doctors	33
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only that he dying	33
in the bodleian library	33
vertue of the letters	33
debt to nature in	33
the degree of doct	33
when i come to	32
belonging to the church	32
the reign of q	32
he was installed canon	32
and in the same	32
the isle of man	32
bishop of that place	32
by his last will	32
the power of the	32
for the ejection of	32
after he was made	32
he was made archdeacon	32
and was succeeded in	32
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the study of the	32
of the laws of	32
doctor of his faculty	32
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he was succeeded by	32
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the created doctors of	32
of the clerks of	32
beginning of the rebellion	32
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knight of the bath	32
an answer to a	32
the ejection of such	32
doctor of that faculty	32
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put under the tuition	32
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and as a member	32
with his picture before	32
to the king of	32
one of them was	32
he went to the	32
insufficient ministers and schoolmasters	32
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he was admitted bach	31
of the diocess of	31
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kept to his dying	31
the order of st	31
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he the said dr	31
for the royal cause	31
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the life of the	31
the authority of the	31
the east end of	31
the visitors appointed by	31
place of his nativity	31
to nature on the	31
for the maintenance of	31
in the presence of	31
he retired to the	31
a son of both	31
he was made canon	31
of may in sixteen	31
things he hath written	31
of june in sixteen	31
of the garrison of	31
he left the university	31
to the house of	31
he kept to his	31
wykehams school near winchester	31
in fifteen hundred thirty	31
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the beginning of march	31
and the next year	31
he retired to london	31
was buried in his	31
the same who was	31
he died in his	31
was installed archdeacon of	31
buried in the cathedral	31
within the precincts of	31
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the said see succeeded	30
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the favour of dr	30
see among the bach	30
gentile family of his	30
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the church belonging to	30
an enemy to the	30
keeper of the great	30
in his native country	30
was entred a student	30
of the letters of	30
of the same coll	30
first of these last	30
the sake of the	30
see among the doctors	30
all that i have	30
the fourth day of	30
at which time being	30
that began at westm	30
printed i know not	30
he was made prebendary	30
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he had been a	30
of whom i shall	30
who was the son	30
the end of his	30
poet of his time	30
east end of the	30
peter in the east	30
i cannot justly tell	30
among the oxford writers	30
the council of state	30
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he proceeded in divinity	29
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the heads of houses	29
arts as a member	29
supplicated for the degree	29
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of the clock in	29
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was born of a	29
father of both his	29
hundred seventy and seven	29
to the grave of	29
and a publisher of	29
both houses of parliament	29
he hath published i	29
elected student of ch	29
which for brevity sake	29
and died in the	29
it doth not appear	29
assistant to the commissioners	29
of the common pleas	29
july the same year	29
of the family of	29
from the beginning of	29
buried in the north	29
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