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M
æ
ġ
to be able to
.pres.3sg
g
e
hyran
to hear
s
ē
the
ðe
which
w
y
le
want
.pres.3sg
b
e
by
þ
a
m
the
.dat.sg.n
h
a
lgan
holy
.weak.dat.sg.n
m
æ
dene
little girl
.dat
E
ugenia,
Eugenia
Ph
i
lippus
Philippus
d
æ
hter;
daughter
.dat
h
ū
how
hēo
she
þ
u
rh
through
m
æ
gþhad
virginity
m
æ
rlice
magnificently
þ
ea
h,
thrive
.pst.3sg
a
nd
and
þ
u
rh
through
m
a
rtyrdom
Martyrdom
.acc
þ
i
sne
this
.acc
m
i
ddaneard
Middle-Earth
.acc
o
ferswāþ.
overcome
.pst.3sg
S
u
m
some
æ
þelboren
noble-born
þ
e
gen
servant
wæs
be
.pst.3sg
Ph
i
lippus
Philippus
g
e
hat-en,
to call
-pst.part
ð
o
ne
the
.acc
a
sende
to send forth
.pres.3sg
s
ē
the
C
a
sere
cæsar
C
o
mmodus,
Commodus
þe
which
o
n
on
ð
a
m
the
.dat.pl
d
a
-gum
day
-dat.pl
r
i
xode,
have power
.pst.3sg
fr
a
m
from
R
o
meburh
Romeburh
t
ō
to
ð
æ
re
the
.dat.sg.f
b
y
rig
city or town
.dat
ðe
which
is
be
.pres.3sg
g
e
hat-en
to call
-pst.part
A
lexandria.
Alexandria
A
nd
and
h
ē
he
hine
he
.acc
g
e
sette
to set
.pst.3sg
t
ō
to
h
ea
hgerefa
high-reeve
o
fer
over
A
lexandria
Alexandria
a
nd
and
E
gipte
Egipte
l
a
nde,
land
.dat
a
nd
and
h
e
t
to be called
.pst.3sg
þ
æ
t
that
h
ē
he
h
eo
lde
to keep
.subj.pst.3sg
þ
a
the
.acc.pl.f
R
o
manisc-an
roman
-acc.pl.f.weak
g
e
sætnysse.
position
.acc.pl
Þ
e
s
this
þ
e
gen
servant
Ph
i
lippus
Philippus
n
æ
s
was not
n
a
no
g
e
fullod
to baptize
.pst.part
o
n
on
G
o
de,
good
.dat
f
o
rþan
for that
þe
which
Cr
i
stendom
christianity
n
æ
s
was not
þa
the
.acc.pl.f
|
the
.acc.sg.f
g
y
t
still
g
eo
nd
through
ea
ll
all
c
u
ð,
know
.pst.part
a
nd
and
s
eo
the
.f.nom
r
e
þ-e
right
-nom.sg.f.weak
ea
htnes
persecution
þa
the
.acc.pl.f
|
the
.acc.sg.f
g
y
t
still
n
æ
s
was not
g
e
stylled.
to rest
.pst.part
His
he
.gen
w
ī
f
woman
wæs
be
.pst.3sg
g
e
cyged
to call upon
.pst.part
Cl
au
dia,
Claudia
b
e
by
ð
æ
re
the
.dat.sg.f
h
ē
he
g
e
strynde
to gain
.pst.3sg
tw
æ
gen
two
.acc.pl
s
u
na,
son
.acc.pl
Au
itus
Auitus
a
nd
and
S
æ
rgius,
Særgius
a
nd
and
ā
n
one
d
o
htor,
daughter
.acc
E
ugenia,
Eugenia
þe
which
we
we
y
mb
about
spr
e
c-aþ.
speak
-pres.1pl
Þ
a
the
.acc.sg.f
b
e
fæste
to fasten
.pst.3sg
s
ē
the
f
æ
der
father
Ph
i
lippus
Philippus
t
ō
to
l
ā
r
learning
þ
æ
t
that
h
eo
she
.f.nom
o
n
on
w
o
ruldwysdome
world-wisdom
.dat
w
æ
re
be
.subj.pst.3sg
g
e
togen,
draw
.pst.part
æ
fter
after
gr
e
ciscre
greek
.dat.sg.f
u
ðwytegunge
the study of philosophy
.dat
a
nd
and
lædenre
latin
.dat
g
e
tingnysse.
eloquence
.dat
E
ugenia
Eugenia
þ
a
,
the
.acc.sg.f
þ
æ
t
the
.n.nom
æ
ðele
noble
m
æ
ġden,
little girl
w
e
l
well
þ
ea
h
thrive
.pst.3sg
o
n
on
w
ī
sdome
wisdom
.dat
a
nd
and
o
n
on
u
þwitigung.
the study of philosophy