L766.2.00
- : Sawyer 766, MS 1, Boundary 2: London, British Library, Harley 436
 - : Wilton
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 - : Sherrington
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- These
 - þesÞis
 
- are
 - beonsynt
 
- the
 - seþara
 
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- ten
 - tynx
 
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- hides'
 - hidhida
 
- land-boundaries
 - landgemærelandgemæra
 
- to
 - toto
 
- Sherrington
 - Sherringtonscearntune
 
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- First
 - ærestærest
 
- to
 - onon
 
- Oda's
 - Odaoden
 
- ford1
 - fordford
 
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- thence
 - þæt<ŧ>
 
- to
 - onon
 
- high
 - heahhean
 
- down
 - dundun
 
- col
 - sweorasƿweoran
 
- eastward (the eastern part)
 - easteweardeasteƿweardan
 
- and
 - and<7>
 
- so
 - swasƿwa
 
- up
 - upup
 
- along
 - andlangandlang
 
- spring
 - wyllaƿwille
 
- way
 - wegƿweges
 
- thence
 - þæt<ŧ>
 
- to
 - onon
 
- Grim's
 - Grimgrimes
 
- ditch/dyke
 - dicdic
 
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- along
 - andlangandlang
 
- (the) dyke
 - dicdic
 
- to
 - onon
 
- Leofhere's
 - Leofhereleofheres
 
- gore
 - garagaran
 
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- westward (the western part)2
 - westeweardƿwesteƿweardan
 
- from
 - ofof
 
- the
 - seþam
 
- gore
 - garagaran
 
- to
 - onon
 
- broad
 - bradbradan
 
- 'leah'/wood
 - leahleage
 
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- westward (the western part)
 - westeweardƿwesteƿweardan
 
- then
 - þonneðonne
 
- along
 - andlang<7>lang
 
- (the) linch/bank
 - hlinchlinces
 
- to
 - toto
 
- the
 - seþam
 
- old
 - ealdealdan
 
- olive tree3
 - elebeamelebeme
 
- and
 - and<7>
 
- so
 - swasƿwa
 
- forth
 - forþforð
 
- to
 - toto
 
- Wired's4
 - Wiredƿwiredes
 
- 'leah'/wood
 - leahlea
 
- middleward (in the middle)
 - middeweardmiddeƿweardne
 
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- and
 - and<7>
 
- then
 - þonneþonne
 
- to
 - onon
 
- maiden
 - mægdenmæden
 
- barrow
 - beorgbeorge
 
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- and
 - and<7>
 
- so
 - swasƿwa
 
- out
 - utut
 
- to
 - onon
 
- (the) Wylye
 - Wylyeƿwilig
 
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 - Cp. 'on oden ford . of odan forda' in S362 (L362.0, bounds of Stockton by the river Wylye), from the Old Minster Winchester archive, which has some points in common with this boundary; Oda is a personal name attested in PASE Back to text
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 - The punctuation clashes with the sense here, and again below Back to text
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 - 'elebeam' represents the olive in most Old English texts, but in the boundaries presumably refers to a native tree Back to text
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 - The name is attested in PASE Back to text