An Anglo-Saxon Reader
An Anglo-Saxon Reader
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canones 11, 12. [Lat. canon, Gr. Kavdfv.^ Gantwara-burg, f., Canterbury: ds. -byrig 94, 15.
carc-em (cearc-em, cf. eweart- em), n., prison: gs. carcemes 120, 7 ; ds. carceme 113, 16 ; as.
carcem 114, 9. [Lat. career ; + aem.] car-full (cear-), adj., careful: ns.
75, 31.
carian (cearian) (W. II.), care, be concerned for: 3 sg. caratJ 79,6.
carte, f., chart, card (for writing upon) : as. cartan 140, 1 ; 140, 2 ; ap. 139, 30. [Lat. charta.] casere, m., emperor: ns. 75, 2; gs. caseres 90, 23; 187, ...5; ds.
75, 17 ; 90, 17. [Lat. Caesar.] ceald (cald), adj., cold: as. cald 152, 8 J dp. caldum 167, 8.
ceallian (W. II.), call : inf. 162, 8.
ceap, m., cattle: gs. ceapes 21, 23 ; 22, 2 ; 23, 17. [cf. Mod.
cheap.] ceap-stow, f., market-place: dp.
32,5.
cearu (cearo, cam), f., care: ns.
cearo 162, 2 ; as. ceare 160, 9.
ceaster, f., fort, town, city: ds.
ceastre 21, 19; 48, 10; 113, 6; as. 113, 14. [Lat. castrum.] ceaster-ge-'ware, m. (pi. tant., S.
263, n. 7), citizen: np. -waran 90, 5 ; ap. 95, 20.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
canones 11, 12. [Lat. canon, Gr. Kavdfv.^ Gantwara-burg, f., Canterbury: ds. -byrig 94, 15.
carc-em (cearc-em, cf. eweart- em), n., prison: gs. carcemes 120, 7 ; ds. carceme 113, 16 ; as.
carcem 114, 9. [Lat. career ; + aem.] car-full (cear-), adj., careful: ns.
75, 31.
carian (cearian) (W. II.), care, be concerned for: 3 sg. caratJ 79,6.
carte, f., chart, card (for writing upon) : as. cartan 140, 1 ; 140, 2 ; ap. 139, 30. [Lat. charta.] casere, m., emperor: ns. 75, 2; gs. caseres 90, 23; 187, ...5; ds.
75, 17 ; 90, 17. [Lat. Caesar.] ceald (cald), adj., cold: as. cald 152, 8 J dp. caldum 167, 8.
ceallian (W. II.), call : inf. 162, 8.
ceap, m., cattle: gs. ceapes 21, 23 ; 22, 2 ; 23, 17. [cf. Mod.
cheap.] ceap-stow, f., market-place: dp.
32,5.
cearu (cearo, cam), f., care: ns.
cearo 162, 2 ; as. ceare 160, 9.
ceaster, f., fort, town, city: ds.
ceastre 21, 19; 48, 10; 113, 6; as. 113, 14. [Lat. castrum.] ceaster-ge-'ware, m. (pi. tant., S.
263, n. 7), citizen: np. -waran 90, 5 ; ap. 95, 20.
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