Altenglische sprachproben nebst einem wörterbuch: abth. Poesie. 1867. 2. abth. Prosa. 1869Wiedmann, 1867 - English language |
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... patt he wollde himm fandenn , Annd let himm staness seon anan , Annd sezde puss wipp worde ; 3iff patt tu Godess Sune arrt wiss , Macc bræd off pise staness . Annd ure Laferrd Jesu Crist " 3aff sware onnzæn annd sezzde ; p . 40. Boc ...
... patt he wollde himm fandenn , Annd let himm staness seon anan , Annd sezde puss wipp worde ; 3iff patt tu Godess Sune arrt wiss , Macc bræd off pise staness . Annd ure Laferrd Jesu Crist " 3aff sware onnzæn annd sezzde ; p . 40. Boc ...
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... Patt ure Laferrd Jesu Crist , Forrprihht summ he wass fullhtnedd , 11405 Wass ledd út inntill wessteland Purrh Gast , forr patt he shollde Beon fandedd purrh pe lape gast Dær þær he wollde fasstenn , All patt wass don purrh Jesu Crist ...
... Patt ure Laferrd Jesu Crist , Forrprihht summ he wass fullhtnedd , 11405 Wass ledd út inntill wessteland Purrh Gast , forr patt he shollde Beon fandedd purrh pe lape gast Dær þær he wollde fasstenn , All patt wass don purrh Jesu Crist ...
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... patt crisstnedd folle Iss swipe full off swillke Patt follzhenn efft te lape gast , Purrh patt tez deope sinness Unnderr þe name off Crisstenndom All pezire pannkess follzhenn ; 11465 Datt cumepp all la fulizwiss Off patt te deofell ...
... patt crisstnedd folle Iss swipe full off swillke Patt follzhenn efft te lape gast , Purrh patt tez deope sinness Unnderr þe name off Crisstenndom All pezire pannkess follzhenn ; 11465 Datt cumepp all la fulizwiss Off patt te deofell ...
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... patt all þweorrt ut bilokenn iss I tene bodewordess . patt ure Laferrd Jesu Crist Himm droh fra mete i wesste patt time patt himm et wass ned To metess annd to drinnchess , patt wass alls iff he sende puss Till all mannkinn onn eorpe ...
... patt all þweorrt ut bilokenn iss I tene bodewordess . patt ure Laferrd Jesu Crist Himm droh fra mete i wesste patt time patt himm et wass ned To metess annd to drinnchess , patt wass alls iff he sende puss Till all mannkinn onn eorpe ...
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... patt all hiss fasste wass Forrpedd annd brohht till ende , Patt hunngerr wass patt hallhe lusst patt wass i Crisstess herrte , p . 48. Patt mannkinn shollde lesedd beon Ut off pe deoffless walde , 11575 Annd turrnedd till pe Cristenndom ...
... patt all hiss fasste wass Forrpedd annd brohht till ende , Patt hunngerr wass patt hallhe lusst patt wass i Crisstess herrte , p . 48. Patt mannkinn shollde lesedd beon Ut off pe deoffless walde , 11575 Annd turrnedd till pe Cristenndom ...
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