- : Sawyer 50, MS 2, Boundary 1: London, Lambeth Palace 1212
- : Canterbury, Christ Church (? ex Selsey)
- : Sussex
- : Stanmer
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- First
- ærestærest
- from
- ofof
- Mul's | mule's
- Mul | mulmules
- stone
- stantana
- ·
- south
- suþsuþ
- to
- onon
- an
- -an
- dowi1
- -doƿwi
- linch/bank/lynchet
- hlinchlinc
- ·
- thence
- þanonþanon
- to
- onon
- dean (valley)
- denudæni
- so
- swasƿwa
- northwards
- norþrihtenorthrihte
- to
- toto
- petteles
- -petteles
- shrine
- wigƿwige
- so
- swasƿwa
- to
- toto
- (the) direct2
- (ge)rihtrith
- boundary
- mearcmærce
- ·
- of Ditchling
- - + -ingasdicel-inga
- and
- and<7>
- Stanmer
- stan + merestan-mere
- and
- and<7>
- Westmeston
- Westmestonƿwestmæstune
- so
- swasƿwa
- eastwards
- eastrihteeastrith
- to
- toto
- the
- seþan
- white
- hwithƿwiten
- way
- wegƿwæge
- so
- swasƿwa
- north
- norþnorth
- to
- toto
- weevil's/beetle's
- wifelƿwifeles
- open land/field
- feldfelde
- steton3
- -steton
- ·
- so
- swasƿwa
- east
- easteast
- to
- toto
- boundary
- mearcmearc
- heoige4
- -heoige
- thence
- þanonþanon
- back
- efteft
- to
- toto
- Mul's | mule's
- Mul | mulmules
- stone
- stantan
- ·
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- It is unclear whether this is one word or two (the first being OE 'an' (one) Back to text
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- Manuscript 'rith' for 'riht' Back to text
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- The text is particularly corrupt here Back to text
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- Form confused in the manuscript - for 'hege' or 'hecge' (hedge)? Back to text
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- Perhaps Back to text