324. #etstonden#: see 121/158.

325. #ȝe#: Ȝea T. #makie to cwakien#: for the dat. inf. of purpose,

comp. 128/370; ‘he wæs . . . geneded to onfonne þa ðegnunge

biscophades,’ Bede, 368/17. The construction has its equivalent in an

object clause, as ‘makeð ham ꝥ ha beoð,’ 131/101.

327. The writer has neglected the translation of ‘de tali velocitate’

after blisse. #ꝥ hit# &c.: ‘quod nullum finem, nullam diminutionem,

nullum detrimentum habebunt,’ V 209 _b_. #me# is miswritten for mei;

mai T.

329. #nower neh#, nowhere near, falling far short of the reality; a

phrase of this group, comp. ‘Nis hit nower neh gold al ꝥ ter schineð,’

HM 9/15; ‘ne schaltu nower neh | se lihtliche etsterten,’ SK 2094. R

reads, Ah nower neh ne neh al[;] ne ꝥ ich iseh . ne ne con ich al

tellen: T, Ah nower neh ne seh ich al . ne þat ȝet ꝥ ich seh ne con ich

half tellen. Both are quite intelligible, R is nearest the original. W

emends, ah nowðer ne seh ich al, | ne þ{et} ȝet þ{et} ich iseh | ne con

ich half tellen. The Latin is, ‘Neque enim ut vidi dicere, neque ut sunt

videre potui.’ #ȝet#, even.

331. #efter þi sihðe#, in accordance with what you saw: ‘vera vidisse,

vera narrasse te intelligimus,’ V 209 _c_.

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