• : Sawyer 1320, MS 1: London, British Library, Cotton Tiberius A. xiii
  • : Worcester
  • : Worcestershire
  • : Whitlinge in Hartlebury
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These
þesÐis
are
beonsynd
the
seþa
land-boundaries
landgemærelandgemære
to
toto
Whitlinge
Whitlingehƿwitanhlince
From
ofof
gate's1
porteportan
pool
meremære
along
andlangondlong
(the) watercourse/ditch
sicsices
into
innaninnan
the
seþone
south
suþsuð
brook
brocbroc
along
andlangandlang
(the) brook
brocbroces
to
innaninnan
Ceolhelm's
Ceolhelmceolmes
boundary
(ge)mæregemære
along
andlangandlang
the
seþæs
boundary
(ge)mæregemæres
to
innaninnan
the
seþa
street
strætstræt
along
andlangandlang
(the) street
strætstræte
to
inin
the
seþa
second
oþeroðer
ditch/dyke
dicdic
along
andlangandlang
the
seþære
ditch/dyke
dicdic
to
inin
army
herehere
trenches/graves? | grove
græf | grafgrafun
through
þurhþurh
army
herehere
diggings/pits | grove
græf | grafgrafun
back
eftæft
to
inin
gate's
porteportan
pool
meremære
 
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The element 'porte' is unlikely here, however, since it usually refers to the entrance to a walled town and is influenced by Norman French; but cp. the mention of a tenement 'on portan' in S1593 (L1593.0) Back to text