290. #wið ute wonunge#: ‘sine diminutione.’

291. #hare lif# &c.: ‘Vita eorum visio et cognitio beatae Trinitatis,’

V, quoting further S. John xvii. 3. R adds ‘in’ after #is#.

295. #nebbe to nebbe#: ‘tunc autem facie ad faciem,’ 1 Cor. xiii. 12.

Comp. ‘secheð earst upon hire nebbe to nebbe,’ HM 17/7; ‘cristes wille

bo us bitwon. | neb wið neb for him to son,’ OEH i. 61/109. #wise# &c.:

‘Sapiunt consilia atque iudicia Dei, quae sunt abyssus multa,’ V 209

_e_; partly from Ps. xxxv. 7.

296. R has godes runes ant his reades ꝥ. Comp. 1/5; ‘Godes derne runes ⁊

his derne domes,’ AR 96/3; ‘his derne runes ⁊ his heouenliche priuitez,’

id. 154/2; ‘þe deopschipe ⁊ te derne run,’ SK 1333.

297. #sea dingle# answers to ‘abyssus’: #dingle# is not otherwise known

till the seventeenth century: see NED _s.v._ #ha seoð# &c.: so, ‘Alle

þeo ine heouene iseoð ine God alle þing,’ AR 96/1.

298. #hwi ⁊ hwerto#: ‘Sapiunt causas et naturas et origines omnium

rerum,’ V. R omits.

300. #bi ham idon#, acted towards them, dealt with them: comp. 80/58. R

omits ham.

301. #deorewurðe#: muchele R. #milce# is _dat._, #hwet# _acc._ after

ȝelden. R omits ase muchel.

302. R omits al, se muchel is not in RT and is not original: the

correlatives are ‘Se gleade’ . . . ‘ꝥ ne mei.’

303. #munne#: comp. ‘⁊ monie ma murhðen | þen alle men mahten | wið hare

muð munnen | ⁊ tellen wið tungen,’ SK 1697-1700, and 119/85.

304. #Euchan--ahne#: comp. ‘ylc blissæþ on oðres gode ⁊ on oðres murhðe,

swá on his aȝene,’ Twelfth Cent. Hom. 120/11; AR 282/14-17.

306. #ase--alle#, as many gladnesses as all the saints in heaven are

many: ‘tot gaudia habent quot socios,’ V. R omits alle.

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