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Ond ēac swelce moniȝe ōðre æfter him in Onȝelðēode onȝunnon ǣfzste lēoð wyrcan:
ac nǣniȝ hwǣðre him ðæt ȝelīce dōn meahte.
Forðon hē nales from monnum nē ðurh mon ȝelǣred wæs, ðæt he ðone lēoðcræft
leornade.
And by his poem-songs the spirits of many men were kindled to distain of the world
and to service of a heavenly life.
And likewise, many others after him among the English people endeavoured to
compose pious songs, but no one however in like manner to him could do so because
he had learned not at all from men nor through man that he poetry learned.
forho3dniss n f o contempt
wǣron
Man a man
world
Singular Plural
Singular Plural
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Singular Plural
Nominative mon Monas
Singular Plural
Dative léoþcræft
léoþcræftum
Singular Plural
Nominative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Indicative:
Verbs:
Wǣron waes
onȝunnon
wyrcan
dōn
meahte
ȝelǣred