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trigram	frequency
of the said	1257
one of the	1254
the church of	1245
was buried in	1070
the beginning of	1062
buried in the	1000
and was buried	900
of the church	881
in the church	845
in sixteen hundred	837
in the beginning	813
in the said	753
on the of	734
in the year	712
he hath written	688
he was a	687
i know not	665
that he was	664
of the university	661
he was made	657
the time of	635
the place of	621
he was afterwards	619
the degree of	589
in the place	582
of new coll	571
and in the	562
after he had	558
the city of	550
about that time	532
the same year	532
of the same	519
was born in	495
the death of	486
under the year	484
the university of	479
at which time	473
as i have	472
the latter end	471
latter end of	466
and at length	440
beginning of the	429
the degrees in	424
the name of	422
i have not	418
the same day	400
have not yet	399
not yet seen	390
church of england	386
in the latter	379
the first of	378
was born at	377
in the university	363
you may see	357
in this university	352
as it seems	352
in the same	344
among the writers	342
of the year	340
in the time	340
for a time	336
the end of	328
in the parish	328
end of the	326
over his grave	322
the house of	319
took the degrees	317
according to the	317
master of arts	316
the month of	315
the see of	314
in fifteen hundred	310
which i have	310
i cannot tell	309
the parish of	309
to the said	303
degrees in arts	303
he died in	295
of his time	292
church of s	290
at the end	287
in the month	282
the same with	282
of the kings	281
in he was	281
and on the	279
of the civil	275
a member of	271
to be the	269
be the same	268
he was admitted	265
out of the	264
the same time	262
beyond the seas	261
he had been	261
a student in	258
printed with the	257
he hath published	255
both his names	254
part of the	253
of both his	252
see among the	252
of this university	246
took the degree	246
and soon after	245
the chancel of	242
master of the	242
degree of bach	241
as i shall	240
belonging to the	240
near to the	239
that he had	239
but whether he	238
for some time	236
the civil law	236
by the said	235
he was elected	233
the hands of	232
which time he	232
the year following	230
on the death	229
printed at lond	229
of that house	227
who was a	226
the same month	225
place of dr	225
written and published	225
the last of	225
he retired to	225
hath written and	223
the said coll	217
in the chancel	217
died in the	216
time of his	216
i have been	216
with the former	216
to be a	215
of these two	215
sixteen hundred and	215
when he was	214
in his own	214
was actually created	213
a person of	212
it appears not	211
of which he	211
which he was	208
the reign of	207
the county of	206
admitted this year	205
to the see	204
where he was	203
see more of	203
after his death	202
his body was	201
university of oxford	200
born in the	199
one of his	198
this person who	198
years of age	198
of his death	197
as a member	196
early english books	194
chancel of the	192
more of him	192
see more in	191
of the first	191
him to be	190
he went to	189
person who was	187
to his majesty	187
the church there	186
his own country	186
whether he was	186
to the church	186
to have been	186
in grammar learning	185
he being then	185
whereupon his body	183
within the city	182
was soon after	182
by the name	182
the body of	181
in the city	181
to the king	181
a book intit	181
first of these	181
by vertue of	181
he was the	181
the author of	180
of arts of	180
as i conceive	180
to the great	180
i have seen	180
time of the	177
in a book	177
his majesties restauration	176
left behind him	176
afterwards he was	175
only that he	174
may see more	173
or at least	173
time he was	173
degree in arts	172
made one of	172
son of sir	171
of his majesties	170
the son of	169
in the county	169
in the house	169
i shall tell	169
see in the	169
of the coll	168
while he was	168
shall tell you	167
was son of	167
he took the	167
his works are	166
of exeter coll	166
have been informed	165
translated into english	165
behind him a	165
afterwards bishop of	165
was one of	165
and about that	165
the title of	164
those of his	164
about the same	163
after his majesties	163
death of dr	163
of his age	162
hundred seventy and	162
he became a	160
among the masters	159
i cannot yet	159
the favour of	158
in the first	158
the earl of	158
to the crown	157
about this time	157
university of oxon	157
hundred sixty and	156
the use of	156
side of the	156
educated in grammar	156
admitted to the	156
english books online	155
he hath also	155
the isle of	153
the reading of	153
of merton coll	153
of oriel coll	153
which he had	153
of his name	153
and of the	153
him in the	153
in the cath	152
on the first	152
he had a	151
some of the	150
of that place	149
was afterwards a	149
more among the	149
of his own	149
who had been	148
the history of	148
into the hands	148
fellow of the	147
hundred fifty and	147
came to the	146
see more among	146
any thing else	145
hundred eighty and	144
he was by	144
about which time	143
at that time	143
the rectory of	142
by the favour	142
was admitted to	141
way to fate	141
chancellour of the	140
nor any thing	140
whom i shall	140
under the name	140
he was in	139
history of the	139
of the most	139
in the reign	139
in that county	139
student of ch	138
of the city	138
was afterwards bishop	136
i mistake not	136
to the reading	136
the said university	136
if i mistake	136
leaving then behind	136
he was installed	135
doctor of the	135
one degree in	134
an answer to	134
a little before	134
the church at	134
admitted the same	134
he was sent	133
that time he	133
was admitted the	133
the life of	133
was a person	133
to the university	133
a copy of	133
in that faculty	132
a man of	132
then behind him	132
that he might	132
of the cath	131
author of the	131
city of london	131
fellow of new	130
of jesus coll	130
he the said	129
the said book	129
of the rebellion	129
at length being	128
soon after was	128
the bishop of	128
sixteen hundred sixty	128
his grave was	128
the of the	127
thing else of	127
of which is	127
in his house	127
parish of s	127
of the english	126
the members of	126
may see in	126
sixteen hundred seventy	126
members of the	126
to serve in	125
for the said	125
of all the	125
the said dr	125
account of the	123
after his return	122
buried on the	122
an account of	122
in his time	122
not to be	122
of the great	121
the said degree	121
was educated in	121
the order of	121
died on the	121
at the same	121
who was afterwards	120
he died at	120
treatise of the	120
sometimes fellow of	120
one or more	120
became a student	120
and that he	120
of queens coll	120
church of st	120
the next year	120
was buried on	120
that he hath	119
was born of	119
a commoner of	118
gave way to	118
hath also written	118
the said county	118
and other things	118
reading of the	118
became rector of	117
of new inn	117
the study of	117
took a degree	116
the said month	116
was made one	115
body was buried	115
he had taken	115
the honour of	115
after he was	115
took one degree	114
was sent to	114
who was son	114
in the chappel	113
a book entit	113
of his life	113
him among the	113
the long parliament	112
by way of	112
else of him	112
promoted to the	112
of the civ	112
in order to	112
degree of master	111
hundred thirty and	111
son of will	111
of the univ	111
he was not	111
the tower of	111
the restauration of	110
he was born	110
vertue of the	110
one of them	110
of the world	110
the day of	110
the said church	109
use of the	108
tower of london	108
the tuition of	108
under his name	107
soon after he	107
house of commons	107
last debt to	106
that the said	106
debt to nature	106
out of his	106
of which was	106
of that faculty	106
the titles of	106
his last debt	106
in the publick	105
sixteen hundred eighty	105
the resignation of	105
of him in	105
defence of the	105
to the end	105
in one sh	105
the north side	105
to the time	105
year of his	105
a treatise of	105
some time in	104
the said see	103
he left behind	103
under the tuition	103
in that of	103
what other things	103
he proceeded in	103
being about that	103
the next day	103
on the north	102
is to be	102
and fellow of	102
answer to the	102
of the sentences	102
of the common	102
i have told	102
and one of	102
was admitted this	101
two years after	101
hundred twenty and	101
made dean of	101
for the press	101
was translated to	101
that of master	100
his native country	100
discourse of the	100
sure i am	100
some of his	100
of the order	100
the court of	100
a student of	99
son of john	99
he took a	99
day of the	99
grammar learning in	99
about the beginning	98
doctor of divinity	98
last of which	98
and in his	98
i have before	98
him in his	98
have told you	98
joyning to the	98
been informed by	97
supplicated for the	97
he was esteemed	97
he had the	97
in the fasti	97
at length after	97
of him among	96
about the time	96
and dying in	96
the king and	96
and the other	96
in the north	96
and died in	95
that he died	95
the funeral of	95
the second part	95
order of the	95
of the holy	95
a learned man	95
of the royal	95
where he continued	95
of the king	95
the book of	95
masters of arts	95
upon the death	95
the deanery of	94
licensed to proceed	94
he went into	94
left the university	94
year and was	94
and became a	93
he also translated	93
and author of	93
being then a	93
he was much	93
to the parliament	93
james duke of	93
became one of	92
whom i have	92
the year of	92
in his book	92
restauration of k	92
the endeavours of	92
perpetual fellow of	92
what he had	92
as for the	92
before told you	91
which is all	91
hundred forty and	91
i shall mention	91
reign of k	91
the duke of	91
text creation partnership	90
afterwards he became	90
in a large	90
last of these	90
and the same	90
of his father	90
doctor of physick	90
of kings coll	90
of the house	90
the society of	90
at the funeral	90
some of which	90
answer to a	90
created doctor of	90
the office of	89
became a commoner	89
sent to the	89
bishop of london	89
about the year	89
aged years or	89
works are these	89
the power of	89
the middle of	89
on the day	89
the said city	89
one of both	89
he gave way	88
author of a	88
where he had	87
that it was	87
and rector of	87
of the gospel	87
cannot yet tell	87
eldest son of	87
the said sir	87
of the lords	87
in answer to	87
know of him	87
he was also	87
to which he	87
year he was	87
was the son	87
sixteen hundred twenty	86
and about the	86
he was of	86
was about this	86
was made a	86
entred into the	86
in the isle	86
fellow of that	86
and by the	86
he was one	86
part of his	86
vindication of the	86
was in the	86
in the middle	85
by the endeavours	85
in the english	85
the year after	85
of arts in	85
for the use	85
the first vol	85
in the title	85
he was an	84
him by the	84
member of the	84
a son named	84
the first part	84
was buried at	84
as he had	84
and heir of	84
the great seal	84
the doctrine of	84
him a son	84
a younger son	83
sixteen hundred fifty	83
into holy orders	83
the royal society	83
paid his last	83
retired to his	83
canon of ch	83
of master being	83
of the parliament	83
the parish church	82
canon of windsore	82
before his death	82
take to be	82
have before told	82
was by the	82
is all i	82
years or thereabouts	82
he was now	82
to proceed in	82
and an half	82
son of the	82
which was the	81
as he was	81
he was translated	81
he was buried	81
there was a	81
other things he	81
on the same	81
of hart hall	81
in the see	81
as well as	81
younger son of	81
same with the	81
he died on	81
serve in that	80
i know of	80
which place he	80
was a great	80
i find one	80
to the tower	80
the year he	80
in the next	80
on the eleventh	80
family of his	79
he was about	79
was by him	79
this mortal life	79
master being compleated	79
north side of	79
and death of	79
second son of	79
the liberty of	79
and in he	79
the reader is	79
the south side	78
church of rome	78
being then bach	78
for his great	78
son of joh	78
this our author	78
in a manner	78
written by the	78
i shall anon	78
that of his	78
sixteen hundred thirty	78
by the author	78
which is the	78
began at westm	77
and therefore he	77
in the tower	77
of the garter	77
chaplain to the	77
he was consecrated	77
i cannot justly	77
him to the	77
of the lord	76
of broadgates hall	76
to which is	76
had been a	76
where he died	76
i take to	76
him and his	76
the said house	76
those of the	76
with other things	75
church of salisbury	75
is the same	75
the art of	75
honour of knighthood	75
was succeeded in	75
but in what	75
made fellow of	75
he was appointed	75
of the author	75
born in that	74
by the visitors	74
of the late	74
being then in	74
other things which	74
son of a	74
went to the	74
consecrated bishop of	74
printed at the	74
life and death	74
to his native	74
which year you	74
given to him	74
fifteen hundred and	74
these things following	74
of his faculty	73
under which year	73
the rest of	73
on the south	73
being compleated in	73
of the council	73
the most noble	73
as i suppose	73
in one of	73
was printed at	73
the cathedral church	73
the civil war	73
preached before the	73
in the cathedral	73
year you may	73
a discourse of	73
well read in	73
he left the	73
first of which	73
he had done	72
that he would	72
also translated from	72
his house in	72
his name living	72
fellow of all	72
and in that	72
at this time	72
things he hath	72
a degree in	72
of the law	72
the grand rebellion	72
for his learning	72
he did not	72
his dying day	72
grave was soon	72
to his dying	71
robert earl of	71
for the degree	71
earl of pembroke	71
the former book	71
the chappel of	71
i find him	71
he paid his	71
person of great	71
all i know	71
of the last	71
archbishop of canterbury	71
the king of	71
succeeded him in	71
a time in	71
wrot and published	71
and dean of	71
the of nov	70
the foundation of	70
he was so	70
he had spent	70
restored to his	70
with an inscription	70
to be remembred	70
sixteen hundred forty	70
the kings cause	70
in which year	70
the condition of	70
was made dean	70
who was the	70
to whom he	70
among the doctors	69
month of may	69
the state of	69
at length upon	69
to the study	69
of this book	69
the promotion of	69
of master of	69
a sermon preached	69
whether he took	69
that knew him	69
second part of	69
and by him	69
his last day	69
half in qu	69
the life and	69
but before he	69
university of cambridge	69
based on the	69
of wadham coll	68
the word of	68
dean of the	68
sermon preached at	68
of the times	68
of the army	68
was restored to	68
writers under the	68
he continued in	68
of the other	68
and master of	68
knight of the	68
which you may	68
the family of	68
of the laws	68
the choire of	68
several of his	68
such i have	68
made bishop of	68
houses of parliament	68
but such i	68
he became rector	67
some years before	67
he was actually	67
keying and markup	67
elected fellow of	67
that i have	67
the eleventh of	67
of that of	67
created master of	67
dean of ch	67
the character of	67
the same place	67
and so consequently	67
the bishoprick of	67
edition of the	67
had taken the	67
word of god	67
in the court	67
before the h	67
which began at	66
for brevity sake	66
parish church of	66
in the dioc	66
so it was	66
in the free	66
bestowed on him	66
taken into the	66
was forced to	66
i find another	66
his own hand	66
the of july	66
in the fields	66
in his life	66
was then admitted	65
in the second	65
printed at london	65
book of the	65
to the reader	65
received his first	65
the archdeaconry of	65
the garrison of	65
the number of	65
earl of essex	65
surrendred up his	65
things which i	65
proceeded in arts	65
of the book	65
was consecrated bishop	65
for several years	65
son of tho	65
the doctors of	65
of the work	65
was at length	65
the same county	64
actually created doctor	64
canon of the	64
a great deal	64
learning in the	64
which he kept	64
after the restauration	64
in the condition	64
and therefore i	64
the translation of	64
by the king	64
of the privy	64
as to the	64
family of the	64
among the bach	64
in the act	64
of some of	64
he returned to	63
admitted scholar of	63
great deal of	63
printed in oct	63
while he continued	63
the reformation of	63
and after his	63
for the sake	63
became chaplain to	63
in two parts	63
serjeant at law	63
for the same	63
for which he	63
by his majesty	63
of his majesty	63
and a great	63
isle of wight	63
of the covenant	63
he would have	63
a letter to	63
south side of	63
following he was	63
fifteen hundred fifty	63
time in the	63
and at the	63
in defence of	63
after was a	63
was admitted bach	63
fit for the	63
and after he	63
his last will	63
degrees in divinity	63
the most part	63
reformation of the	63
not in the	62
of which are	62
the commissioners of	62
concluded his last	62
because he was	62
before he had	62
degree of m	62
dying in the	62
body of his	62
made prebendary of	62
printed in the	62
minister of s	62
which time the	62
educated in the	62
was written by	62
of the cathedral	62
entred a student	62
presented to the	62
he was then	62
there is no	61
at length he	61
one of which	61
by the parliament	61
by those of	61
most of the	61
an half in	61
among the incorporations	61
the times of	61
the of june	61
on the second	61
it may be	61
was born there	61
the sacred function	61
was originally of	61
read in the	61
leaving behind him	61
city of westminster	61
name of the	61
to that of	61
he had left	61
preached at the	61
departed this mortal	61
and gentile family	61
was a learned	61
a frequent preacher	61
city of oxon	61
about the latter	61
in a letter	61
he could not	61
these two last	61
the publick library	61
most of his	60
for some years	60
whom he had	60
in his younger	60
the vicaridge of	60
i am that	60
of his coll	60
of the whole	60
logick and philosophy	60
soon after a	60
said to be	60
to him by	60
he might be	60
to the english	60
length upon the	60
where continuing till	60
according to his	60
house in the	60
into english by	60
sided with the	60
which being done	60
himself to the	60
the sake of	60
prisoner to the	59
the university in	59
was the first	59
keeper of the	59
of a good	59
also in the	59
things that he	59
i find not	59
that he should	59
lords and commons	59
beginning of which	59
hall in the	59
son of rich	59
of the vniversity	59
the inner temple	59
relating to the	59
he received the	59
his body being	58
of sir tho	58
spent some time	58
after the death	58
the names of	58
the help of	58
an inscription thereon	58
he was restored	58
committed prisoner to	58
parts of the	58
before he was	58
died in his	58
but not one	58
i have heard	58
in the kings	58
the end that	58
years in the	58
incorporated the same	58
he entred into	58
some years after	58
the time that	58
at pauls cross	58
more in the	58
of this work	58
is in the	58
accumulated the degrees	58
the kings professor	58
not one of	57
which is added	57
of sir will	57
professor of the	57
the said college	57
a burgess for	57
in he became	57
was incorporated the	57
of the isle	57
the oath of	57
when he died	57
of whom i	57
condition of a	57
duke of york	57
in the quality	57
in that parliament	57
in wykehams school	57
in that university	57
it to the	57
dying on the	57
the middle temple	57
with his own	57
church of york	57
the quality of	57
was succeeded by	57
the said mr	56
the diocess of	56
and for the	56
and perhaps other	56
rector of s	56
who was born	56
contrary to the	56
doctrine of the	56
afterwards he went	56
esteem for his	56
the works of	56
in these parts	56
made by the	56
another of both	56
the of sept	56
son of dr	56
bishop of lincoln	56
upon the resignation	56
also translated into	56
was author of	56
he was created	56
of the act	56
high court of	56
the common law	56
church in the	56
in the morning	56
in the civil	56
to go to	56
the vniversity of	56
justice of the	56
of the two	56
being soon after	56
that supplicated for	56
actually created master	56
of the proctors	55
the same degree	55
perhaps other things	55
was a man	55
appointed one of	55
a book of	55
upon him the	55
the writers under	55
in great esteem	55
the laws of	55
character of a	55
after the kings	55
proctor of the	55
first part of	55
a native of	55
in those parts	55
his time in	55
made archdeacon of	55
took the covenant	55
first day of	55
to fate in	55
one of those	55
actually created doct	55
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