• : Sawyer 753, MS 1: London, Westminster Abbey, W.A.M. VII
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These
hicHi
are
sum(Lat)sunt
the boundaries
terminustermini
which
quiqui
surround
cingocingunt
the whole
totustotam
land
terraterram
in
inin
Chaldon
Chaldoncealuadune
but
sedsed
(it does) not
nonnon
pertain
pertineopertinet
to the bishop
episcopusępiscopo
except
nisinisi
of it
hichuius
a part
parspars
half1
dimidiusdimidia
 
 ·
First
ærestÆrest
to
onon
broad
bradbradan
'leah'/wood
leahlege
 
 ·
then
þonneþanne
to
onon
Beonning [Beonna + 's]
Beonna + -ingbeonn-ing
hemmed-land | homestead2
hamm | hamham
 
 ·
then
þonneþanne
to
onon
Ceolling [Ceolla + 's]
Ceolla + -ingceoll-ing
tree-trunk
*hrunahrunan
 
 ·
then
þonneþanne
to
onon
path | sty
stig | stigustig
hemmed-land | homestead
hamm | hamham
 
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thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
fern
fearnfern
hemmed-land | homestead
hamm | hamham
westward (the western part)
westeweardƿwesteƿwerdne
 
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thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
pigsty
hlosehlos
hemmed land | homestead
hamm | hamham
southward (the southern part)
suþeweardsuþeƿwerdne
 
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the
seþæt
land
landland
to
toto
the
seþære
boundary
mearcmearce
 
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and
and<7>
two
twegentƿwa
Cilling [?spring/?gully | Cille + place/'s]3
*cille | Cille(persn) + -ingcill-ing
secluded valley(s)4
hophop
 
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and
and<7>
(fired) clearing
*sengetsænget
hurst (wooded hill)
hyrsthyrst
 
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I.e. 'only half of it pertains to the bishop' Back to text
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'hamm' often refers to land hemmed by a river bend or other natural feature; it can also simply mean ‘meadow’; from a linguistic point of view they could all equally be 'ham' or 'hamm', but the latter is more likely within this boundary Back to text
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Cp. 'ceolling' above; both Ceolla and Cille are cited in PASE Back to text
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Or some words omitted after 'twa'? denn (swine pastures) or other resource plus 'at'?? Back to text