229. #ȝe iseoð#: ȝoi isoð T.

230. #alswa#: R omits. #aȝein#, in comparison with: comp. 124/246, 264;

‘euerich worldes sauur is bitter þer aȝeines,’ AR 102/26, id. 112/10. In

l. 232 it means toward, in the direction of (from the place opposite):

comp. ‘Ben ðese hangen ðe sunne agen,’ GE 4075.

231. #sunne--schadewe#: comp. ‘te sunne were dosk ȝif hit to þi blisfule

bleo mihte beo euenet,’ OEH i. 269/26 (Wohunge); ‘Iesu al feir . aȝein

hwam þe sunne nis buten ase a scheadewe,’ id. 200/9; HM 39/32; AR 100/4.

233. #schawere#, mirror; OE. #scēawere#. T has scheawere, R schadewe.

The idea was possibly suggested by ‘per speculum in aenigmate,’ 1 Cor.

xiii. 12. Comp. ‘Ȝe schulen, ase ine scheauware, iseon ure Lefdi mid

hire meidenes,’ AR 92/26.

235. #an#, one; not ‘and,’ Morris: the expression translates individua

Trinitas.

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