69. #a þet#: see 72/179 note.

71. #non#, three o’clock, when the Sunday festival began; ‘ab hora nona

sabbati usque in prima hora secunde ferie,’ B iv. 79/21; ‘fram nóntide

þæs sæternesdæges oð monandæges lihtincge,’ Wulfstan, 207/11. #a þa#:

see 72/179 note.

72. #þet efre forð#, for all future time: for #þet#, until, see 72/179

note; it is so used especially when aþet, or aþa precedes it; comp. ‘a

þet ic beo ealdre oðer þet ic beo sec,’ OEH i. 23/3. #forð#, right

onwards, develops the meaning, continuously, ever; comp. ‘ðat we moten

forð mid ȝew on blisse wuniȝen,’ VV 21/24, 25/12, 113/16.

74. #mucheles#, by much; an adverbial genitive, mostly used in

comparative phrases, as, ‘mucheles þe swuðere,’ AR 368/6; ‘mucheles þe

more,’ OEM 86/74; ‘se læce bið micles to bald,’ Cura Past., 60/2.

75. #for--seið#: ‘Hanc epistolam scripsit dominus Iesus Xristus manibus

suis,’ Sunday Letter in An Eng. Misc., p. 400. The Latin quotations

which follow are probably from some redaction or expansion of the same

fiction.

79. #Ne beo# &c.: ‘nec aliud faciatis in die dominico nisi sacerdotibus

meis seruiatis,’ An Eng. Misc., 403.

80. #bisocnie#, visit, frequenting; elsewhere, petition, request:

Mätzner compares ON. kirkju-sókn: see chirchsocne 82/4; hamsocne 12/9.

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