• : Sawyer 773, MS 1: Bede, «Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum», ed. J. Smith (Cambridge, 1722)
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  • : Warwickshire
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These
þesÐis
are
beonsynt
the
seða
land-boundaries
landgemærelondgemæra
into
in_tointo
Kineton
Kinetoncyngtune
From
ofof
deep pool's | Welshman's
wel | wealhƿweles
bourn (stream)1
burnaburnan
to
inin
the
se<ŧ>
watercourse/ditch
sicsic
from
ofof
the
seðam
watercourse
sicsice
to
inin
the
seða
ditch2
dicdic
from
ofof
the
seðam
ditch
dicdic
in
inin
the
seðam
pool
meremere
to
onon
the
seða
street
strætstræt
from
ofof
the
seðære
street
strætstræt
to
inin
death
morþmorþ
tumulus/mound
hlawhlau
from
ofof
death
morþmorþ
tumulus
hlawhlau
to
onon
thorn
þornðorn
down (hill)
dundune
eastward (the eastern part)
eastweardeastƿwearde
from
ofof
thorn
þornðorn
down
dundune
 
 ,
to
onon
hnybban
-hnybban
barrow
beorgbyrge
from
ofof
the
seðam
barrow
beorgbyrge
to
onon
the
seðone
foul
fulfulan
pit
pyttpyt
 
 ·
from
ofof
the
seðam
foul
fulfulan
pit
pyttpyt
to
onon
-3
-. . . .
spring
wyllaƿwellan
from
ofof
the
seðam
spring
wyllaƿwellan
to
onon
Mercians'
Myrcemercna
boundary
(ge)mæremere
from
ofof
Mercians'
Myrcemercna
boundary
(ge)mæremere
to
onon
Sucga's | sparrow's/wagtail's4
Sucga(persn) | sucgasuccan
pit
pyttpyt
from
ofof
Sucga's | sparrow's/wagtail's
Sucga(persn) | sucgasuccan
pit
pyttpyt
to
onon
Grundlinga
- + -ingasgrundl-inga
brook
brocbroc
along
andlangandlang
(the) stream
streamstreames
from
ofof
the
seðam
stream
streamstreame
to
onon
fide
-fide
stone
stanstan
from
ofof
the
seðam
stone
stanstane
to
onon
heron
hragrahragra
thorn
þornðorn
from
ofof
heron
hragrahragra
thorn
þornðorn
back
efteft
to
inin
deep pool's | Welshman's
wel | wealhƿweles
bourn5
burnaburnan
 
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1
The Wellesbourne Back to text
2
OE 'dic' can mean both 'ditch' and 'dyke' Back to text
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The four dots in the edition indicate missing text Back to text
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It is unclear what sort of bird is referred to here, if any; it is perhaps more likely to be the attested personal name later misinterpreted as the bird-name or showing the same parallel form as for sucga/succa Back to text
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The Wellesbourne Back to text