Selected quad for the lemma: religion_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
religion_n	church_n	great_a	rome_n	5,301	5	6.4962	4	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A95614	The Irish rebellion: or, An history of the beginnings and first progresse of the general rebellion raised within the kingdom of Ireland, upon the three and twentieth day of October, in the year, 1641. Together vvith the barbarous cruelties and bloody massacres which ensued thereupon. / By Sir Iohn Temple Knight. Master of the Rolles, and one of his Majesties most honourable Privie Councell within the kingdom of Ireland.	Temple, John, Sir, 1600-1677.	1646 (1646)	Wing T627; Thomason E508_1; ESTC R201974	182,680	207

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of_o john_n jonson_n of_o the_o county_n of_o gallaway_n depose_v that_o after_o the_o slaughter_n of_o some_o english_a she_o hear_v one_o o_o moloy_n a_o friar_n say_v in_o a_o triumph_a manner_n it_o be_v a_o brave_a sport_n to_o see_v the_o young_a man_n mean_v some_o of_o the_o english_a then_o slay_v defend_v themselves_o on_o every_o side_n and_o their_o two_o eye_n burn_v in_o their_o head_n and_o further_o that_o she_o hear_v some_o of_o the_o cruel_a soldier_n then_o and_o there_o brag_v and_o boast_v of_o the_o brave_a sport_n they_o have_v by_o put_v fire_n to_o the_o straw_n which_o a_o strip_a english_a woman_n have_v tie_v about_o she_o say_v how_o brave_o the_o fire_n than_o make_v the_o english_a jade_n to_o dance_v jurat_fw-la feb._n 8._o 1643._o 62_o joan_n constable_n the_o relict_n of_o gabriel_n constable_n depose_v that_o the_o outcry_n lamentation_n and_o speech_n of_o the_o poor_a protestant_n burn_v in_o a_o thatch_a house_n in_o the_o parish_n of_o kilmore_n in_o the_o county_n of_o armagh_n be_v exceed_o loud_a and_o pitiful_a yet_o do_v nothing_o prevail_v to_o mollify_v the_o harden_a heart_n of_o their_o murderer_n but_o they_o most_o bold_o make_v brag_n thereof_o and_o take_v pride_n and_o glory_n in_o imitate_v those_o cry_n and_o in_o tell_v the_o deponent_a and_o other_o how_o the_o child_n gape_v when_o the_o fire_n begin_v to_o burn_v they_o and_o threaten_v and_o tell_v she_o this_o deponent_a that_o before_o it_o be_v long_o she_o and_o the_o rest_n of_o the_o protestant_n shall_v suffer_v the_o like_a death_n and_o further_o say_v that_o the_o rebel_n within_o the_o county_n of_o armagh_n do_v act_n and_o commit_v divers_a other_o bloody_a barbarous_a cruelty_n betwixt_o the_o time_n of_o the_o begin_n of_o the_o rebellion_n and_o her_o escape_n from_o imprisonment_n out_o of_o the_o say_a county_n by_o burn_v drown_v hang_a the_o sword_n starve_v and_o other_o fearful_a death_n that_o they_o do_v drown_v at_o one_o time_n betwixt_o tinon_n and_o kinard_n sixty_o british_a woman_n and_o child_n their_o respective_a husband_n and_o father_n all_o their_o male_a friend_n that_o be_v man_n be_v murder_v before_o and_o that_o they_o do_v in_o the_o same_o water_n at_o another_o time_n drown_v one_o mistress_n maxwell_n the_o wife_n of_o master_n james_n maxwell_n when_o she_o be_v in_o labour_n and_o so_o forward_o therein_o as_o some_o of_o those_o bloody_a actor_n tell_v and_o brag_v to_o she_o this_o deponent_a that_o the_o very_a child_n arm_n appear_v and_o wave_v in_o the_o water_n the_o child_n be_v half_o bear_v when_o the_o mother_n be_v drown_v jurat_fw-la ut_fw-la supra_fw-la greedy_a delight_n and_o pleasure_n they_o take_v in_o their_o bloody_a execution_n what_o 63_o henry_n brinkhurst_n of_o the_o county_n of_o mayo_n depose_v that_o after_o the_o massacre_n of_o shreul_n one_o of_o the_o rebel_n that_o have_v act_v his_o part_n there_o come_v into_o a_o house_n with_o his_o hand_n and_o 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examination_n of_o doctor_n maxwell_n and_o mistress_n price_n that_o fearful_a valediction_n in_o irish_a anima_fw-la duel_n thy_o soul_n to_o the_o devil_n but_o it_o be_v no_o wonder_n that_o they_o carry_v themselves_o after_o this_o barbarous_a manner_n to_o these_o poor_a innocent_a christian_n when_o they_o spare_v not_o most_o fearful_o to_o belch_v out_o their_o rage_n against_o their_o maker_n what_o open_v 65_o margaret_n stokes_n the_o wife_n of_o hugh_n stokes_n due_o swear_v and_o examine_v depose_v inter_fw-la alia_fw-la that_o when_o the_o rebel_n or_o any_o of_o they_o have_v kill_v a_o english_a man_n in_o the_o country_n many_o other_o of_o they_o will_v come_v one_o after_o another_o and_o every_o of_o they_o in_o most_o cruel_a manner_n stab_v wound_n and_o cut_v he_o and_o almost_o mangle_v he_o and_o to_o show_v their_o further_a malice_n will_v not_o suffer_v or_o permit_v any_o to_o bury_v they_o but_o will_v have_v they_o to_o lie_v naked_a for_o the_o dog_n 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hellish_a blasphemy_n be_v utter_v by_o these_o wicked_a miscreant_n 66_o joh._n kerdiffe_n clerk_n of_o the_o county_n of_o tyrone_n depose_v inter_fw-la alia_fw-la that_o friar_n malone_n of_o skerry_n do_v take_v the_o poor_a man_n bibles_n which_o he_o find_v in_o the_o boat_n and_o cut_v they_o in_o piece_n and_o cast_v they_o into_o the_o fire_n with_o these_o word_n that_o he_o will_v deal_v in_o like_a manner_n with_o all_o protestant_n and_o puritan_n bibles_n jurat_fw-la feb._n 28._o 1641._o 66_o henry_n fisher_n of_o powerscourt_n in_o the_o county_n of_o wickloe_n depose_v that_o the_o rebel_n enter_v the_o parish_n church_n at_o powerscourt_n and_o burn_v up_o the_o pue_v pulpit_n chest_n and_o bible_n belong_v to_o the_o say_a church_n with_o extreme_a violence_n and_o triumph_n and_o express_v of_o hatred_n to_o religion_n jurat_fw-la jan._n 25._o 1641._o 66_o adam_n clover_n of_o slonosie_n in_o the_o county_n of_o cavan_n due_o swear_v depose_v that_o james_n o_o 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