LXVI. Circ. A. D. 1200. Cod. Wigorn. Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1. Ic ileue on enne God Fæder almihti, Wurchend heouene and eorthe, and unise And alle iseienliche thing and ienliche: 2. And on enne Crist Helend, Drihten, Of than Fæder akenned ær alre worlde, Liht of lihte, Soth God of sothe Gode, Akenned nout iwrouht, Efenedwistliene than Fæder Thurh thene beorth alle thing iwrouht: Nither astæih of heouene, And wearth iflæschamod Of then holi goste and of Marian than 5. And he aras on than thridde dæie, So so iwrite siggeth; 6. And he asteih to heouene; And he sit ærihthond his Fæder; 7. And he eft cymth mid wuldre To demenne tham cucum and tham deadum; 8. And Ic gelyfe on thone halgan Gast, 9. Thone liffæstendan God; Se gæth of tham Fæder and of tham Suna, And se is mid tham Fæder and mid tham And se spræc thurh witegan. Ic andette tha anan halgan and tha geleaffullan and tha apostolican gelathunge; 10. And an fulluht on forgyfennysse synna; 11. And Ic andbidige æristes deadra manna; 12. And thæs ecan lifes thære toweardan worulde. Sy hit swa. 7. And he eftth cumeth mid wuldre To deminde then cwike and tham deaden; 8. And Ic ileve on thene holi Gost, 9. The geth of then Fæder and of then Sunu, And he is mid than Fæder and mid than Sunu ibeden and iwuldred, And he spæc thurh witegen. Ic andette tha onan halwen and tha ileaffulle and tha apostolican ilathunge; 10. And on fulluht on forgiuenesse sunna; II. And Ic abide ariste deadre manne; 12. And thes eche liues thære tauwarde worlde. Beo hit so. Amen: THE END. INDEX OF CREEDS, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE PLACES TO WHICH THEY Africa, IV-VII, XIV-XVIII, XXII, XLVIII. Aquileia, X, XII, XIII. Arles, xxv. Carthage, IV-VII, XLVIII. England, XXXIII—XLVI, LVIII—LXI, LXV, LXVI. Gaul, France, } I—III, XXIII, XXV, XXVII—XXXI, LIII—LVII, LXIV. Hermiane, XXII. Hippo Regius, XIV-XVII. Italy, VIII-XIII, XIX-XXI, XLVII, XLIX—LIII. Lyons, I-III. Milan, LII. Poictiers, XXIII. Ravenna, XIX. Rome, VIII, IX, XI, XX, XLVII, XLIX, LI, LIII, LXIV. Spain, XXXII. Turin, XXI. Place unknown, xxiv, XXVI. Nicene (Constantinopolitan), LXIII-LXVI. |