107. #follc#, _dative_.

108-12: ‘Hoc est non tantum humilitatis eum et mortalitatis, sed et

paupertatis habitum suscepisse pro nobis. Quia _cum dives esset, pauper

factus est pro nobis, ut nos illius inopia ditaremur_,’ Bede, v. 235.

109. #wrecche#, poor, of lowly condition. #doþ uss#, causes, gives us to

understand: comp. 209/405; ‘us gedyde nu to witanne Alexander,’ Orosius

126/31 (= ‘nobis prodidit Alexander’).

111. #Off . . . wollde#, because of the fact that he was willing; #off#

governs the clause, #þatt he wollde#: so, ‘writen uppo boc . . . off

þatt he wisslike ras,’ O. Dedication, 161, 167, written in book

concerning the fact that &c.

114-20: ‘mox multitudo militiae coelestis advolans, consono in laudem

creatoris ore prorumpit, ut sui sicut semper obsequii devotionem Christo

impendat, et nos suo pariter instituat exemplo . . . Deo statim laudes

ore, corde et opere reddendas,’ Bede, v. 235.

116. Thereby it was given us to see and understand full well in that

incident.

119. #herrtess tunge#: see 56/51: apparently, with sincere and heartfelt

praise.

120. #god# is _acc._ of the thing for which thanks are to be given.

Comp. 132/11; ‘þonkien hit ure drihten,’ OEH. i. 5/29.

121-6. ‘Et bene chorus adveniens Angelorum militiae coelestis vocabulum

accipit, qui et duci illo potenti in praelio, qui ad debellandas aëreas

potestates apparuit, humiliter obsecundat. Deus . . . ad tutelam nostram

constituit exercitus Angelorum,’ Bede, v. 235, 6.

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