117. #com to monne#, was born; comp. 113/30.

118. The original is preserved in swilc hit si abóc jwriten e, as if it

were written in a book; similarly E; J has Al so he hit iseye; D swich

hit were on boc iwrite, | isien he sel hit þanne. #iþenchen#, remember:

OE. #geþencan#.

119-121. Compare generally, ‘forðan ðe god ne besceawað na, hwilce we ær

wæron, ac he besceawað, hwilce we beon, þonne we dælan sceolon sawle ⁊

lichaman. Þæt is to witanne, þæt god ne secð na þæs godan weorces angin,

ac he secð þæne ænde, forðan ðe ælc man sceal beon demed be ðam

geearnungum, þe he hæfð, þonne he of ðisum life hwyrfan sceal,’ AS.

Hom., ed. Assmann, 149/138-43; Orm 111/3248-55. S. Bernard quotes as

from Isidore, ‘Non iudicat Deus hominem de praeterita vita, sed de suo

fine,’ Opera ii. 840: for further parallels see Alcuin ii. 141; Fecunda

Ratis 4/8.

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