• : Sawyer 663, MS 1: London, British Library, Cotton Claudius B. vi
  • : Abingdon
  • : Berkshire
  • : Hinksey, Seacourt and Wytham
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These
þesÐis
are
beonsindon
the
seþa
land-boundaries
landgemærelandgemæro
of the
seþæs
gebur/peasant
(ge)burgebur
land
landlandes
to
toto
Abingdon
Abingdonabbendune
that
se<ŧ>
is
beonis
connected
gadertanggadertang
in
onon
three
þrieþreo
called
nemnangenamod
that
se<ŧ>
is1
beonis
Hinksey
Hinkseyhengestesig
 
 ·
and
and<7>
Seacourt
Seacourtseofocanƿwyrð
 
 ·
and
and<7>
Wytham
Wythamƿwihtham
 
 ·
First
ærestærest
to
onon
mayweed | maiden's
mægþe | mægþmeagðe
ford
fordford
thence
þæt<ŧ>
with (the) | mid
mid | middmid
stream
streamstreame
to
onon
stone
stanstan
ford
fordford
 
 ·
forth
forþforð
with (the) | mid
mid | middmid
stream
streamstreame
outside
wiþutanƿwiþutan
kite's | monastic cell's
cyta | cytecytan
island/water meadow
igigge
to
onon
the
seþa
land
landland
watercourse
laculace
from
ofof
the
seþære
watercourse
laculace
to
onon
Scæcyling [shackle + place/'s]
sceacel + -ingscæcyl-ing
acre
æceræcer
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
onon
hay
highi
way
wegƿwege
to
toto
(the) highest
ufemestyfemestan
'leah'/wood2
leahleage
thence
þætþæt
to
onon
priests'
preostpreosta
'leah'
leahle`a´ge
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
toto
cat
cattcat
'leah'
leahleage
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
toto
Ceobba's
Ceobbacybban
stone
stanstane
from
ofof
the
seþæm
stone
stanstane
to
onon
the
seþa
three
þrieþrio
boundaries
(ge)mæregemæru
thence
þætðaet
into
innaninnan
rough
ruhruƿwan
'leah'
leahleage
to
toto
Broga's
Brogabrogan
gate
geatgete
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
toto
detached
sundorsundran
enclosure
ediscedisce
to
onon
the
seþone
great
greatgreatan
thorn
þornþorn
from
ofof
the
seþan
thorn
þornþorne
to
onon
cotan3
-cotan
corner/nook
healhhealas
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
onon
tiddan4
-tiddan
coomb (valley)
cumbcumb
from
ofof
the
seþæn
coomb
cumbcumbe
to
onon
tetan5
-tetan
hill
hyllhylle
from
ofof
tytan
-tytan
hill
hyllhylle
to
toto
the
seþaen
head
heafodheafod
way
wegƿwege
along
andlangondlong
(the) coomb
cumbcumbes
to
toto
the
seþæm
hatch
hæcchecce
from
ofof
the
seþam
hatch
hæcchæcce
to
toto
path
pæþpaþe
post
stoccstocce
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
toto
plum
plumeplum
'leah'
leahleage
thence
þæt<ŧ>
to
onon
friþela
-friþela
fortification
burhbyrig
thence
þætðæt
to
toto
ydyr
-ydyr
'leah'
leahleage
from
ofof
ydyr
-ydyr
'leah'
leahleage
to
toto
the
seþam
stone
stanstane
thence
þæt<ŧ>
into
onon
(the) Thames
Thamestemese
at
ætæt
Eanflæd's
Eanflædeanflæde
crossing-place
geladgelade
thence6
þætþæ
always
aa
with the | mid
mid | middmid
stream
streamstreame
until
þæt<ŧ>
it
hithit
comes
cumancimeð
back
efteft
to
onon
mayweed | maidens'
mægþe | mægþmægþa
ford
fordford
 
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1
I.e. the land is one unit with three named parts Back to text
2
This is an exceptionally interesting text to explore the precise meaning of a 'leah' Back to text
3
Possibly a personal name; Cotta is attested in PASE Back to text
4
Possibly a personal name; Tida is attested in PASE Back to text
5
Possibly a personal name; Tetta is attested in PASE Back to text
6
'<ŧ>' in MS 3 Back to text