• : Sawyer 1568, MS 1: London, British Library, Cotton Tiberius A. xiii
  • : Worcester
  • : Oxfordshire
  • : Pyrton [2]
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These
þesþis
are
beonsyndan
the
seþæs
wood's
wuduƿwudes
boundaries
(ge)mæregemeara
into
in_tointo
Readanora
Readanorareadanoran
(that
is`id´
is
sum(Lat)`est´
Pyrton
Pyrton`pirit´
Along1
andlang<7>lang
englunga
- + -ingasengl-unga
dean (valley)
denudene
as
eallswaealsƿwa
(the) water
wæterƿwæter
will
willanƿwile
run2
yrnanyrnan
into
innaninnan
the
seþæne
heathen
hæþenhæþenan
burial-place
byrgelsbyrgels
from
ofof
the
seþan
heathen
hæþenhæðenan
burial-place
byrgelsbyrgels
by
bebe
(the) root-wale/woodbank
wyrtwalaƿwyrtƿwalan
into
innaninnan
boar
barbar
fodder3
fodauot
slade (valley)
slæds[l]æd
and
and<7>
from
ofof
boar
barbar
fodder
fodafot
slade
slæds[l]æde
into
innaninnan
timber
timbertimber
slade
slæds`l´æd
and
and<7>
from
ofof
timber
timbertimber
slade
slæds[l]æde
into
innaninnan
steep
steapsteapan
knoll's (hillock's)
cnollcnolles
shed/hovel
*scyddscyd
and
and<7>
from
ofof
steep
steapsteapan
knoll's
cnollcnolles
shed
*scyddscydde
to
onon
(boundary?) stone
hanhan
slade's
slædslædes
head
heafodhæfdan
and
and<7>
from
ofof
stone
hanhan
slade's
slæds`l´ædes
head
heafodheafdan
to
innaninnan
green
grenegrenan
way
wegƿweg
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþam
green
grenegrenan
way
wegƿwege
to
innaninnan
sloping
healdhealdæ
boundary's
(ge)mæremæres
linch/bank/lynchet
hlinchling
and
and<7>
from
ofof
the
seþam
linch
hlinchlince
to
innaninnan
Stonor's [stone + hill-spur]
stan + ora1stan-oran
'leah'/wood
leahlege
and
and<7>
from
ofof
Stonor's
stan + ora1stan-oran
'leah'
leahlege
into
innaninnan
stone
stanstan
pool's
meremeres
linch4
hlinchling
and
and<7>
from
ofof
stone
stanstan
pool's
meremeres
linch
hlinchlince
to
onon
cat
cattca
dean's5
denudenes
head
heafodheafdan
and
and<7>
from
ofof
cat
cattca
dean's
denudenes
head
heafodheafdan
to
onon
hollow
hol2hole
pool's
meremeres
linch
hlinchling
and
and<7>
from
ofof
hollow
hol2hole
pool's
meremeres
linch
hlinchling
to
innaninnan
stone
stanstan
barrow
beorgbeorh
and
and<7>
from
ofof
stone
stanstan
barrow
beorgbeorhge
to
innaninnan
the
seþæne
slender
smælsmalan
ash
æscæsc
from
ofof
the
seþon
slender
smælsmalan
ash
æscæscsce
to
innaninnan
the
seþone
maple-tree
mapuldormapeldre
on
onon
the west side of
westhealfƿwesthalfe
ass's
assaasume
dean6
denudene
from
ofof
the
seþan
maple-tree
mapuldormapeldre
to
inin
edles7
-edles
-
-ƿwyrte
pit8
pytt`pitte´
to
innaninnan
dragnet9
drægedrage
pool's
meremeres
linch
hlinchling
and
and<7>
from
ofof
dragnet
drægedrage
pool's
meremeres
linch
hlinchlince
to
innaninnan
rough
ruhrugan
farm
wicƿwic
and
and<7>
from
ofof
rough
ruhrugan
farm
wicƿwic
to
innaninnan
deep
deopdepan
homestead
hamsteallhamsteal
to
onon
raven
hræfnhrem
ridge
hrycgryrc
and
and<7>
from
ofof
raven
hræfnhrem
ridge
hrycghrycce
to
onon
the
seþene
foul
fulfulan
slostendan
-slostendan
apple-tree10
apuldorapeldere
over
ofer3ofer
into
innaninnan
victory11
sigorsiger
dean
denudene
and
and<7>
from
ofof
victory
sigorsiger
dean
denudene
into
innaninnan
Bada's
Badabadan
dean
denudene
to
onon
Clacc's
Claccclacces
woad
wadƿwad
land
landland
and
and<7>
from
ofof
Clacc's
Claccclacces
woad
wadƿwad
land
landlande
to
in_tointo
-
Lufalufe
-
merem`e´re
Lufa's
Lufa`lufan´
pool12
mere`mere´
whence
þærþær
out
utut
to
onon
the
seþæne
open land/field
feldfeld
 
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1
See also S104 (L104.0, bounds of Pyrton: 1) Back to text
2
I.e. along the flow of water Back to text
3
L104.0 reads 'barfod slæd' Back to text
4
Here and elsewhere in this text (and the associated L104.0), interpretations are based on what the text appears to say; there may, however, be much textual corruption between the original survey and these copies Back to text
5
Cp. 'catedenes' in L104.0 Back to text
6
Cp. 'assūdene' in L104.0, a possible misreading of 'assandene'; the name survives in Assendon Back to text
7
This may be the attested personal name Æþel, although there are signs of erasure of the 'd' Back to text
8
The manuscript reads 'ƿwyrte' with 'pitte' inserted above as a correction Back to text
9
Possibly, with miscopying of 'æ as 'a' Back to text
10
Cp. 'in þone fulan slo' in L104.0 Back to text
11
Cp. 'sigor' in L104.0 Back to text
12
'lufan mere' is inserted between the lines, presumably to clarify a messy correction Back to text