The Complete Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Poetry
The Paris Psalter: Psalm 99
Verse Indeterminate Saxon
Nu ge mycle gefean mihtigum drihtne
eall þeos eorðe elne hyre,
and blisse gode bealde þeowie.
Gangað on ansyne ealle bliðe;
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witað wislice þæt he is wealdend god;
he us geworhte and we his syndon.
We his folc syndan and his fæle sceap,
ða he on his edisce ealle afedde;
gað nu on his doru, god andettað,
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and hine weorðiað on wictunum
mid lofsangum lustum myclum.
Heriað naman drihtnes, forþon he is niðum
swæs;
is þin milde mod ofer manna bearn.
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