7 osferðe [1]minum mæge þone ham æt [2]beccanlea. 7 æt [3]hryðeranfelda. 7 æt [4]dicelingum. 7 æt [5]suðtune. 7 æt [6]lullingmynster. 7 æt [7]angemæringum. 7 æt [8]felhhamme. 7 þa land þe þær to hyran.
7 [9]ealhswiðe þone ham æt lamb burnan. 7 æt waneting.[10] 7 æt eðandune.[11]
7 minum twam sunum an þusend punda. ægðrum fif hund punda.
7 minre yldstan dehter. 7 þære medemestan. 7 þære gingstan. 7 ealhswiðe. him feowrum feower hund punda. ælcum an hund punda.
7 minra ealdormanna[12] ælcum an hund mangcusa.[13] 7 æþelme 7 aðelwolde. 7 osferðe. eac swa.
- ↑ Who this Osferth his cousin was, I do not find
- ↑ Beckley,
- ↑ Rotherfield,
- ↑ Dichling, all in Sussex.
- ↑ Sutton,
- ↑ Lullington,
- ↑ Angerming,
- ↑ and Felpham, all in Sussex.
- ↑ Ethelswitha was the wife of Alfred, and daughter of Ethelred the Great, Earl of Mercia. She survived her husband four years; and, dying A°. 904, was buried in the Nunnery at Winchester of her own foundation.
- ↑ Lambourn and Wantage in Berks, at the latter of which K. Alfred was born.
- ↑ Edingdon, near Westbury in Wilts, where Alfred defeated the Danes, A°. 878.
- ↑ The King's Aldermen were his Justices itinerant and other Great Officers of his own appointment.
- ↑ The Mancus was about 7s. 6d. of our present currency.
