3. #feader . . . of frumscheft#: OE. ‘#fæder frumsceafta#,’ Christ, 472.

5. #glideð#, proceeds: comp. ‘þe hali gast · ꝥ glit of inc baðen,’ SM

21/33; ‘⁊ te hali gast, hare beire luue, | þe lihteð of ham baðe,’ SK

1772. #unagin#: found here only; it appears to mean, without beginning:

OE. #unāgunnen# with that meaning occurs in ‘on unagunnenre Godcundnysse

and on ongunnenre menniscnysse,’ Ælf. Hom. Cath. ii. 292/16: perhaps the

ME. form has been influenced by angin, beginning. #euch godes ful#, full

of every good: contrast ‘euches cunnes gode,’ 141/58.

6. #lideð ⁊ lusteð#: comp. ‘Lusteð me . . . ⁊ liðeð ane hwile,’ SJ

73/14; ‘God make alle soon blithe, | Who so wil lystne and lithe,’ K.

Alisaunder 5750.

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