384. #Þet# means that, in conjunction with 381, so that, with 382. Johan
was a good scribe, and a poor poet.
_Cross-References_
1/3 (note) = I. A (Worcester Fragments)
7/52 (note) = III. (The Peterborough Chronicle)
13/34 (note) = V. (A Parable)
46/273, 46/292, 48/299 (notes) = VIII. (Poema Morale)
60/8 (note) = IX. B (Ancrene Wisse: Outer Rule)
66/120, 72/179, 74/229 (notes) = IX. B (Ancrene Wisse: Outer Rule)
118/40 (note) = XVI. (Sawles Warde)
p. 269 = V. (A Parable)
p. 288 = VI. (The Proverbs of Alfred) Phonology, under “ea”.
p. 355, 357-62 = IX. (Ancrene Wisse) under Manuscripts.
“described on p. 373” = same, under Dialect
“mentioned on p. 373” = same, under Style
p. 450 = XIV. (Layamon)
_Errata_
#Sources:# ... ‘Et qui veniunt cum illa?’ [illa.]
#Phonology:# (1) =of B.=
[_=of B.= misprinted as plain (not spaced)_]
greot 93 for grot RT (#grot#, particle) [R. T.]
#ea# before #r# ... schulde 158 (R{1} has scylde _subj._),
[_comma missing_]
#a# + #g# ... (R{1} has #frægnast#, Li, #fregna#)
[_reference “Li” unexplained: Lindisfarne glosses?_]
tintreohen 264 with eo, _å_-umlaut of #e#
[_#e# misprinted as plain (non-bold)_]
... The stop #c# is usually _k_ before _e_, _i_,
[_“e” and “i” misprinted as plain (non-italic)_]
Sweet, Oldest E. Texts, p. 149 [OE. Texts]
#Dialect:# ... its _u_-, _å_-umlauts;
[_“u” and “å” misprinted as plain (non-italic)_]
8. #hire# ...
[_all punctuation in this paragraph printed as shown_]
... the embodiment of the latter [later]
28. #forte breoke . . . abuten#: [#... abuten#;]
73. ... ibreuet in R is pp. of *breuen, [* breuen,]
116. ... tam immanissimum hostem [immannissimum]
157. ... T reads eðeliche ⁊ wake · vnwearnede
[_anomalous mid-dot unchanged_]
331. ... vera vidisse, vera narrasse [narasse]