L492.3.00
- : Sawyer 492, MS 1, Boundary 3: London, British Library, Harley 436
- : Wilton
- : Wiltshire
- : Frustfield, lost [1]
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- These
- þesÞis
- are
- beonsindon
- the
- seþa
- land-boundaries
- landgemærelandgemæro
- to
- toto
- Frustfield
- Frustfieldfyrstefelda
- westward (the western part)
- westeweardƿwesteƿwearden
- which
- þeþe
- belong
- (ge)byriangbyrgeþ
- to
- toto
- the
- seþæm
- three
- þrieþrim
- hides
- hidhidum
- ·
- that
- þæt2Þæt
- is
- beonhis
- First1
- ærestÆrest
- at
- ætæt
- lid (swing)
- hlidhlid
- gate
- geatgeat
- 'leah'/wood
- leahleage
- ·
- then
- þonneþonne
- from
- ofof
- lid
- hlidhlid
- gate
- geatgeat
- 'leah'
- leahleage
- along
- andlang<7>langes
- (the) hedge
- haga1hagan
- to
- onon
- hæ-2
- -hæ[...]
- coomb (valley)
- cumbcumb
- to
- onon
- cleft
- sceardsceard
- wheel/circle3
- hweolhƿweogl
- to
- onon
- hemmed in/(en)closed
- hemmanhemede
- way
- wegƿweg
- ·
- from
- ofof
- enclosed
- hemmanhemede
- way
- wegƿwege
- to
- onon
- high
- heahhean
- hill
- hyllhylle
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- rough
- ruhrugan
- thorn bush
- þyrneþyrnan
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþære
- thorn
- þyrneþyrnan
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- bramble
- bremelbrembel
- thorn
- þyrneþyrnan
- to
- onon
- the
- seþære
- ditch's4
- dicdice
- north
- norþnorþ
- end
- endeende
- ·
- then
- þonneþonne
- along
- andlang<7>lang
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- as far as
- oþoþ
- the
- seþone
- south
- suþsuþ
- end
- endeende
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- end
- endeende
- to
- onon
- the
- seþone
- way
- wegƿweg
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- way
- wegƿwege
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- old
- ealdealdan
- ditch
- dicdic
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþære
- ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- Wulfstan's
- Wulfstanƿwulfstanes
- hedge's
- hegeheges
- bend
- byhtbyhte
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- bend
- byhtbyhte
- to
- onon
- the
- seþæs
- coomb's
- cumbcumbes
- head
- heafodheafode
- to
- onon
- chalk
- cealccealc
- quarry/pit
- crundelcrundel
- ·
- from
- ofof
- chalk
- cealccealc
- quarry
- crundelcrundle
- to
- onon
- ceab
- -ceab
- marshy meadow
- wisceƿwisce
- ·
- from
- ofof
- ceab
- -ceab
- marshy meadow
- wisceƿwisce
- to
- onon
- tthe
- seþæt
- red
- readreade
- land
- landland
- ·
- from
- framfram
- the
- seþam
- red
- readreaden
- land
- landlande
- to
- onon
- Eadheah's
- Eadheaheadeages
- tree
- treowtreoƿw
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- tree
- treowtreoƿwe
- to
- onon
- dyr
- -dyr
- brook5
- brocbroc
- ·
- from
- ofof
- dyr
- -dyr
- brook
- brocbroce
- back again
- eftsonaeftsona
- to
- onon
- lid
- hlidhlid
- gate
- geatgeat
- 'leah'/wood
- leahleage
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- and6
- and<7>
- the
- seseo
- pasture
- læslæs
- is
- beonis
- besides
- toforantoforan
- to all
- ealleallum
- people
- mannmannum
- common
- (ge)mænegemæne
- in
- onon
- the
- seþam
- heath
- hæþhæþ
- field
- feldfelda
- ·
- 1
- S766 (L766.5) also has bounds of Frustfield and has many features in common with this perambulation Back to text
- 2
- The manuscript is damaged here; there is space for four characters, with the possible erasure of 1 character, with the rest looking like an originally blank space Back to text
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- This is 'sceardan hƿweole' in L766.5 where 'sceard' is clearly adjectival Back to text
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- OE 'dic' can mean both 'ditch' and 'dyke', here and throughout the text Back to text
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- 'dyre broc' occurs also in a number of boundaries from the Old Minster Winchester archive; it might be thought to contain Old English 'deor' (animal), but the 'dyr' spellings are pretty consistent Back to text
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- This comes at the end of three boundaries, but refers to the whole grant Back to text