Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
enemy_n	david_n	day_n	saul_n	1,144	5	9.5833	5	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A15297	The true copye of a prolog wrytten about two C. yeres paste by Iohn Wycklife (as maye iustly be gatherid bi that, that Iohn Bale hath writte[n] of him in his boke entitlid the Summarie of famouse writers of the Ile of great Brita[n]) the originall whereof is founde written in an olde English Bible bitwixt the olde Testament and the Newe. Whych Bible remaynith now in ye Kyng hys maiesties chamber.; Dore of holy scripture	Purvey, John, 1353?-1428?; Wycliffe, John, d. 1384, attributed name.; Crowley, Robert, 1518?-1588.	1550 (1550)	STC 25588; ESTC S119922	80,292	256

earth ayens Dauid ayens al y â— seruauÌ„ts of kyng Dauid And whan Abissay wuld slea this curssar Dauid bade hym suffer Semei to curs hym and seyde God coÌ„maundid hym to curs Dauid The kynge sayde to Abissay and to al his seruaÌ„ts Lo misonne y â— yede oute of my wom be sechith my lyfe that is to slea me Howe mych more now this son of Gemini Suffer ye him to cursse by coÌ„mauÌ„demeÌ„t of the lord if in case the lorde behold mitormeÌ„t yeld good to mefor this curssing to daye Afterward AbsaloÌ„ defoulid openli hys fathers wyfes before al Israel Than Achitofell yafe a fel councel to pursue Dauid in that nyght with xii thousaÌ„ds of meÌ„ and slea hym before y â— he were ware But this couÌ„sel was distried bi goddis wyl and by a wyse couÌ„sel of Cusy the frend of Dauid Then AbsaloÌ„ gadride y â— powre of Israel to make opeÌ„ warayens his father Nethelese Dauid for pitie charitie coÌ„mauÌ„did thre princis of his ooste to kepe Absalon alyue y â— he myght repente and be sauid And whan Dauid knewe that Absalon was slaine he made so greate sorowe that almoste he was dead And al the puple was in point to forsake Dauid ThaÌ„ for this peril Dauid left hys mourning sat opeÌ„lie in the yate to comfort al hys oost Afterthis the councell of al Israell came to Dauid y t thei shouldeÌ„ bring hym into hys rewme worshypfully And Dauid foryafe the opeÌ„ treason to hem that they hadden do afore and steride swetly meÌ„ of Iuda that weren specialli his traitors to come and brynge hyme into hys rewme and foryafe here treason And he foryafe the souereyne treason to Amasa that was of his owne kyn and was prince of the ooste of Absalon to slea Dauid And Dauid swore to make thys Amasa prince next Ioab And foryafe the sin and cursyng and treason to Semei swore that he shuld not dye Yet before Dauid came to Ierusalem a newe debate roos bytwixe the meÌ„ of Israel and the men of Iuda for this bringing ayen of y e kyng was not telde fyrste to men of Israel And bi stiring of Siba a maÌ„ of Belial y t was of y e kyn of Saul all Israel was dâ—â€¦partid fro Dauid suid this Siba And in thys tyme Ioab killed bi treson y â— noble knight Amasa ThaÌ„ this Siba passed bi al the Images of Israel til into Habela Bethmaka al choseÌ„ meÌ„ wereÌ„ gatherid to him And Ioab hys oost bise gideÌ„ thes cities wolden distrie the greate citie Habela and a wyse woman of y â— cite sauid it by her couÌ„sell made Siba to be slayne and al y t puple to be sauid on boeth sides Also vii men of the kyn of Saule weren slaine of Gabonits by sufferyng of Dauid by couÌ„cell of God For Saul kyllid wyckidly the meÌ„ of GabaoÌ„ And for this sin of Saul huÌ„ ger was made thre yere in the daies of Dauid And after this veÌ„geaunce don on the house of Saul God dyd merci to the lond ThaÌ„ is set a great â—â€¦onge of Dauid whyche he spake to God whaÌ„ he had deliuered him froÌ„ y â— hond of al his enimies ThaÌ„ sueth the nouÌ„bre of strong men of Dauid At the last Dauid for pride ayene the law nouÌ„bred y e puple of Israel Therfore lxx thoâ—â€¦sand of meÌ„ weren deade by pestylence Than Dauid repented hym sore meked hym to God and seide thus I it am that fynned and did wickedli â—â€¦hat han these men do that ben sheepe that is simple and innocent in coÌ„parison of me I bisech the that thyne hande be turned ayens me ayens the house of my father Than God sent y e prophete Gad to him bade him make an auter offer brent sacrifices and peaeible sacrifices And god did meâ—â€¦ cie to the lond the veÌ„geauÌ„ce ceassid of Israel Thâ—â€¦s processe of thys ii boke oughte to â—â€¦yre kyngs lords to mercie and ryghtfulnes and euer to be ware of idelnes that broughte Dauid to auoutri other mischeuis and euer to be meke to God and hys prestis and sore repent here misdeds and make amendes to God men wilfulli foryeue wroÌ„ges don to hem and euer be ware of pride extorcions lest God take veÌ„geauÌ„ce on all y e puple as he did on Dauid his puple And euer to be patieÌ„t merciful as Dauid was to get remissioÌ„ of sin bifore don to get peace prosperiti and heuenli blysse wythouten ende The. v. Chapiter THe iii. boke of kyngs tellith fyrst howe Adonias soÌ„ne of Dauid wolde haue reignid and Dauid in his life ordeined SolomoÌ„ to be king he reygned bifore y e death of Dauid Than Adonias fled for dred to y e tabirnacle of god held y e corner of y e auter tyl SolomoÌ„ sayd y â— if he wer a good maÌ„ he shuld not die Else if iuil were fouÌ„deÌ„ in him he shuld die ThaÌ„ Dauid in y e time of hys dyinge charged SolomoÌ„ to kepe well Gods law to quite to the sonnes of Bersellaye the truth and kyndnes of her father and to punishe Ioab for his trecherous manquellyng of Abner and of Amasa in the tyme of peace And to punish wisely Semei for his worst curssing which he did to Dauid After these things SolomoÌ„ made Adonias to be slayne for he purposed gilefuly to be Kyng And Solomon casted awai Abiathar that he was not the preist of the Lorde and exiled him also For he assentid to Adonias and was traytor to the Kynge And Solomon commauÌ„ded Ioab to be flayne in the tabernacle at the auter for he had slayne gylefully two princis in peace wythouten wittynge of Dauid And the King ordeinid Sadoch priest for Abiathar Than the Kinge commaunded Semei that he should not go out of IerusaleÌ„ And if he passed the strond of Cedron he should be deade And Semei acceptid this And for he passid these bouÌ„dis the Kinge commaundyd him to be slaine And so he was slaine by coÌ„mauÌ„dement of the Kyng After thes thyngis the reume was confirmed in to the hondis of Solomon he weddyde the daughter of Pharao King of Egipt ThaÌ„ God bad Solomon axe of him what him liked And he axid that God shuld yeue to him wise herte y t he might deme hys puple and make discrecion either departynge bytwix good euyl And thys axynge pleased God ful mych Therefore God yafe to hym a wyse herte and vnderstondyng in so mych that none before him was like hym neyther shall ryse after hyme Also God yafe to him richesse and Glorie that none amonge kyngis was lyke hym in all dayes byfore Than for Solomon yafe a wyse sentence of dome bitwix tweie coÌ„mon womeÌ„ y â— passide the wit of coÌ„mon men theye dredden the Kyng and seiden Gods wisdaÌ„ was in him to make dome Than is tolde the worshipful household and meinie of Solomon

moneth at euentide And Iosue seeth an Angel of the lord which angel was prince of goddis oost Also the stroÌ„g wallis of Iericho feldene downe at goddis ordenaunce whane priestis braiden wyth seuen trumpis and al the puple cried anhigh in the. vii dai of cumpasyng of the citie And the puple of Israel dystroyed and brent the cittie and al things therein outaken Raab and tho that werene in hir house and outaken golde and syluer and vessel of brasse and Irun whych they haloweden in to the tresorye of the lorde Also for Achior did ayens goddis bydding and toke to him silf a thynge reserued to goddis vse he was stonid brent al hys goods weren brent wyth hym And al this punysheyng was done on hyme for afor this the puple of Israel might not stonde but was ouercuÌ„e of here enimyes After thys punyshynge of Achior Iosue toke the citie of Haie and kylled the kynge and all the puple and distryed and brent the citie and honged the kyng thereof in a iebat Than Iosue bilded an auter to God in the hyll of He ball offered theron brent sacrifices and peacible sacrifices wrot the Deutronomie of Moses lawe on stonis And fyrst he blessid the puple of Israel And after thes things he reade the wordes of blissynge and curssing and all thyngs y â— weren written in the boke of the lawe He lefte nothinge vn touched of these thyngs whych Moses had coÌ„maunded but he declarede all thynges before all the multytude of Israel to women and to lyttle chyldren and to comâ—â€¦ings that dwelliden amonge hem Also men of Eabaon feynidâ—â€¦n hem to be offer cuntre and by thys fraude they gaten of Iosue peace and lyfe of Iosue other prin cis And for this fraude thei and al here successours weren made bond to bryng wodde water to the seruice of the auter of al the multitud of Israel for euer Also Iosue by gods helpe ouercam v. greate Kingis in oo daye made hys Princis treade on the neckis of these Kingis And thaÌ„ he hoÌ„gid these Kingis on v. Iebatis And he ouercame al tho Kyngis here puples â–ª y â— dwellydeÌ„ in the londe of bihest that weren xxxi Kyngis departed the londe of biheste to xii linagis of Israell by lot and cities of refuite and cities to Priestes dekenis to dwell in as God commaunded Thys processe of Iosue shulde styr christen men to haue greate triste in God dread no man neither puple as loung as they seruiden treâ—â€¦ly almyghty God The vii boke cleped Iudicum tel lith that y â— puple of Israell was rulid wyth Iudgis either domesemen aftir the death of Iosue somtyme by a womanne Delbora Whan the puple fell to great synnes specialli to Idolatrie God sente aduersaries on hem that turmeÌ„tiden the Iewes ful sore and kyllideÌ„ mani thousandis of hem helden other vnder tribute and great thraldam And whan the puple repentid verely cried to God with al here hert he sent helpe to heÌ„ and reisid a iudg that ouercame here enemies reulyd hem well in peace and in goddis lawe This processe of Iudicum shuld stryre christen menne for to flee sinne and loue God that doethe so greate mercie to hem that repenten verely This boke coÌ„prehendith y â— storie of Ruthe that was an heathen woman and lefte hirnacion Idolatri and beleuid in God kept hys law Therefore she was wedid to a noble man of the Iewes and is set in the Genalogie eyther kynrid of oure sauioure Thys stori shulde styr al meÌ„ to forsake here synne and serue God truly in all here lyfe for rewarde of heuenlye blysse The fyrst boke of kynges telleth howe the preste Elie and his sonnes weren repreuyd and slayne for they gouerniden euile goddis puple And for here synne necligence the puple dyd myche synne and was ouircomen of heathen men the Arke of God was taken of heathen men and they kylliden many thowsandes of y â— Iews And how the treue child Samuel was a feithful prophet of the lorde and gouernid wel the puple in goddis seruise ryghtfulnes and did none extorcioÌ„ nether toke yeftes of anie maÌ„ neyther couetid any maÌ„s good but did al things in his office iustli bifore God man And whan Samuel was elde he settid hys sonnes Iudgis on Israel And for they bowden after auarice and token yeftes peruertedeÌ„ dome the puple axeden And Dauid reigned vii yeres in Ebron gate vi sonnes Also Dauid made â—â€¦ych sorowe for the death of Abner whan Ioab had kylled hym bitreason Also Dauid killid Banaa and Rechab that kylliden by treasoÌ„ Isboseth his enemie Than al Israell came in to Ebrou and anoyntyd Dauid into kynge on Israell And Dauid reygned on Iuda in Ebron bii yers and an halfe And he reigned in IerusaleÌ„ xxxiii yere on al Israell and Iuda and was xxx yere elde when he biganne to reygne and reined xl yere After this the noble king Dauid had tweye victoryes of philisteis Than Dauid toke xxx thousaunde meÌ„ chosen of Israel to bring to his place the arke of God For reuerence and deuocion Dauid made greate minstrelsie mekid hymsilfe bifore y â— Arke suffred rebuking of Michole y â— daughter of Saul therfor Dauid thought to build aÌ„ house to y â— arke of god ThaÌ„ God telde to Dauid y â— his son shuld bild his hous the troÌ„e of Dauid shalbe stable w t outeÌ„ ende and this is filed in Christ. Than Dauid had victorie of many loÌ„des made tho tributari to Israel And god kept Dauid in al things to which he yedeforth And Dauid did dome rightfulnes to al his puple And he did merci curteci to Miphi boseth son of Ionathas After these things Dauid dwelid at home whaÌ„ Ioab the ost weÌ„t to batteil dyd aduoutri w t Bersabe y e wife of Uri procured y â— deth of Urie by treasoÌ„ ThaÌ„ God sent NathaÌ„ the Prophet to repreue Dauid of his sin he toke mekeli his repreuing knowlechid y â— he sined ayens God god foryafe y â— sin but swerde persequutioÌ„ went neuer a waie fro his house For God killed y e soÌ„ne of Bersabe do soÌ„ne of Dauid killed an other And AbsaloÌ„ his sonne roos ayens him and draue hym out of Ierusalem and sought wyth stronge oost to sâ—â€¦ea him Than dauid yede out of Ierusalem on his feete and stied wyth bare feete into the hyghnes of y â— hyl of Dliuete and wepte And al hys puple wepte bitterly and dauid mekyd him to God and seide If God seye to me thou pleasest not me I am redie do he y â— is good bifore hym silfe Than Semei that was of the kyn of Saâ—â€¦ dispisid Dauid and clepid hym a manquelar a maÌ„ of Belial and a rauenoure of the rewme And he cursside Dauid and castid stones and

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