• : Sawyer 1291, MS 3: Chichester, West Sussex Record Office, Episc. VI/1/6 (Liber Y)
  • : Selsey
  • : Sussex
  • : Selsey lands [2]
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These
þesþis
are
beonsinde
the
seþat
land-boundary1
landgemærelandgemeare
to
toto
Selsey
Selseyselesie
First2
ærestareste
at
ætæt
Withering3
- + -ingƿweder-ing
mouth
muþamuðe
 
 ·
then
þaþa
by
bebe
(the) sea
to
onon
cumin's | Cymen's4
cymen | Cymen(persn)cymeneres
shore/bank
ora1horan
 
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so
swasƿwa
west
westƿwest
by
bebe
(the) sea
as far as
three
þrieðri
barrows
beorgbeorgas
forth
forþforð
by
bebe
(the) shore
strandstronde
to
toto
cyuen5
-cyuen
stone
stanstane
and
and<7>
forth
forþforð
beside
bebe
(the) shore
strandstrande
to
onhon
filth
horuhore
mouth
muþamuden
north
norþnord
along
andlang<7>lang
(the) creek
fleotfloetes
as far as
Britons'6
wealhƿweale
creek
fleotflet
 
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up
upup
into
onon
Britons'
wealhƿweale
creek
fleotflet
as far as
oðþ
where
þærþer
Bryni's | brine's/salt-water's
Bryni | brynebrynes
ditch
dicdic
runs out
utsceotanutscyt
west
westƿwest
along
andlang<7>lang
(the) ditch
dicdice
to
onon
twisting
wohƿwo
creek
fleotflet
 
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east
eastest
along
andlang<7>lang
(the) creek
fleotfloetes
and
and<7>
so
swasuo
south
suþsuð
to
toto
Withering
- + -ingasƿweder-inge
mouth
muþamuþan
 
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1
The verb is plural but the noun is singular Back to text
2
Cp. S232 (L232.0) with similar bounds of Selsey estates but in Latin Back to text
3
Withering (lost), an earlier name for Pagham Harbour Back to text
4
Cp. 'cumenes hore' in L232.0; 'cymen' may have originally referred to a native plant similar to cumin Back to text
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Cp. 'ciuenstane' in MS 1 (L1291.0.01) and 'chenestone' in L232.0.00; here possibly 'y' for 'ƿw' and thus 'cwen' (lady), but the reading is not secure Back to text
6
Cp. 'wiales' in L232.0) Back to text