• : Sawyer 666, MS 1: London, British Library, Harley 436
  • : Wilton
  • : Wiltshire
  • : Knoyle [2]
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These
þesÞis
are
beonsint
the
seþa
land-boundaries
landgemærelandgemæro
(of) the
seþa
 
 ·
ten
tynx
 
 ·
hides
hidhida
to
toto
Knoyle
Knoylecnugel
 
 ·
In1
inIn
the
seþæs
coomb's (valley's)
cumbcumbes
head
heafodheafde
to
toto
the
seþas
king's
cyningcinges
boundary
(ge)mæregemære
west
westƿwest
over
ofer3ofer
the
seþone
knoll (hillock)
cnollcnol
to
toto
the
seþæn
drain
seohtreseohtore
to
toto
conduit/trough
þruhþru
brook
brocbroce
from
ofof
conduit
þruhþru
brook2
brocce
to
onon
wolves'
wulfƿwulfa
brook
brocbroc
 
 ·
thence
þanonþonan
to
onon
Welshmen's/Britons'
wealh + -ingasƿwel-inga
hemmed land3
hammham
 
 ·
thence
þanonþonan
to
onon
winter
winterƿwinter
bourn (stream)
burnaburnan
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
nuns'
nunnenunnena
dean (valley)
denudene
to
onon
the
seþes
linch's/bank's
hlinchlinces
head
heafodheafod
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
toto
pole | willow
sagol | sealhsahl
barrow
beorgbeorge
 
 ·
from there
þærþær
down
adunofdune
along
andlangandlanges
(the) slade (valley)
slædshlades
up
upup
along
andlangandlang
(the) dean
denudene
up
upup
to
toto
geese's
gosgosa
barrow
beorgbeorge
and
and<7>
so
swaso
to
toto
Eada's
Eadaeadan
ditch/dyke4
dicdic
 
 ·
along
andlangandlang
Eada's
Eadaeadan
ditch/dyke
dicdic
to
toto
the
seþes
coomb's
cumbcumbes
head
heafodheafode
 
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1
S531 (L531.0) has another set of bounds for Knoyle, with several points in common with these Back to text
2
The scribe has miswritten this as 'þruce' Back to text
3
Often referring to land hemmed by a river bend, but also simply 'meadow'; cp. L531.0's 'ƿwealinga hamme' Back to text
4
Eada is a personal name attested in PASE, but note L531.0's 'ealdan dic' Back to text