• : Sawyer 1015, MS 2: Rouen, Archives départmentale, Seine inférieure, 14 H 145
  • : Rouen, St Ouen
  • : Essex
  • : Mersea
  • : 3

Þisis <ŧ> land gemere ætmeres ege <ŧ>is

ærest on pantan streame oð hit cymð to ðā dican betƿyx east meres ege ðonne of ðā dican intoðam fleote · ðon<ń> of ðam fleote into ðære1 stræte <ŧ> hit cymð toðære pet2 · þonne onfín gringa ho æ ðam stane frā ðam stane tobrics fleotes orde æft frāðā stane to nunnan3 bricse4 frā nunnan bricse to peltendunes meo[.]te5 ·

 

1
'ð' unclear on outer crease of fold
2
Suspension stroke unclear, of a type not used elsewhere in this text; may be an ink-trail
3
Nine minims so possibly 'uuinnan', but wynn rather than 'uu' is used elsewhere in this text; could this be 'nunnan' with one minim too many?
4
The 's' echoes the shape of a vernacular minuscule 'g', unlike s elsewhere in this text, but also unlike this scribe's 'g', so presumably read by the scribe as 's'
5
This unclear character is formed like an 'f', with two separate non-joined strokes; it could be read as 'ƿ' but is not really convincing as any letter

Variant Readings from Hart 1992

None