110 THE PREDICATIVE INFINITIVE WITH ACCUSATIVE SUBJECT. 
parariqne sibi vestimenta ad procedendum jussit. — lb. 337.37: drihten Se het 
faran = 408 A: Paratus esto, et quia Dominus jussit, migra. 
Bened. 70.18: ob . . . hine geswican hate = 134.7: usque dum ei jubeat 
iterum Abbas, ut quiescat ab hac satisfactione. 
Bl. Horn. 21.30: hated (5a eorSan eft agifan bset heo ser onfeng. 
AElf. Horn . I. 28*: het hi faran geond ealne middangeard, bodigende fufluht 
and sobne geleafan. 
JElf. L. S. 98.142: Martianus het his . . . cwelleras bone halgan beatan. 
jBlf. Hept.: Gen. 22.6: Abraham ba het Issac beran bone wudu = Ligna 
holocausti imposuit super Isaac. — Ex. 32.5 a,b : het bydelas beodan and bus 
cweSan = prseconis voce clamavit dicens. — Num. 31.17: het hig ba acivellan 
ealle ba wif = Ergo mulieres . . . jugulate. — Judges 16.25: heton hine standan 
betwux . . . swerum = feceruntque eum stare inter . . . columnas. 
Gosp.: Mat. 14.19: And ba he het ba menegu ofer bset gsers hi sittan = Et 
quum jussisset turbam discumbere super foenum. — Mk. 8.6: Da het he sittan 
ba menegu ofer ba eorban = Et prcecepit turbce discumbere super terram. 
Wulf. 235.16: ba deoflu hy potedon . . . and heton hy ut faran rabe. 
Lcece. 55.25 a> b : hine mon sceal swibe hlude hatan grcedan obbe singan. 
2. Verbs of Causing and of Permitting: — 
alsetan, allow: 
Beow. 2666: bset bu ne alcete be be lifigendum dom gedreosan. 
Dan. 591: Oft metod alcet monige Seode [lacuna] wyrcan. 
biegan [began], urge, force: 
Ps. 143.14: Dara beam swylce begad sebelum settum beamum samed anlice 
standan on stabule stibe wib geogube = 143.12: Quorum filii sicut novelise 
plantations constabilitce in juventute sua. 
don, make, cause: 
Ps. 103.30: He on bas eorban ealle locab, ded hi for his egsan ealle beofian 
= qui respicit super terram, et facit earn tremere. 
Bede 98.27 b : se be eardigan ded ba anmodan in his fseder huse = 81.29 b : qui 
habitare facit unanimes in domu Patris. 
Laws 410, Judicium Dei IV, c. 4, § 1: bu onsiist ofer earbe 7 bu doest da 
fyrhta (sic!) = qui respicis super terram et fads ea[m] tremere. 
JElf. Horn. I. 468 m h 2> 3 * 4 : Swa swa bu dydest minne brodor his god forlcetan, 
and on binne god gelyfan, swa do ic eac de forlcetan binne god, and on minne 
gelyfan. 
Wulf. 196.1, 2: treowa he ded fserlice blowan and eft rabe asearian. 
forlaetan, allow: 
Beow. 3167: forleton eorla gestreon eordan healdan. 
Gen. 1406: ba hine halig god . . . forlet edmonne streamum stigan. 
El. 598: Hio on sybbe forlet secan gehwylcne agenne eard. 
Gu. 1148: nsefre ic lufan sibbe, beoden, set bearfe bin eforlcete asanian. 
And. 836: dryhten forlet dcegcandelle scire scinan. 
Bede 318.4: Bsed heo . . . bone cyning bset . . . heo forlete . . . Criste 
Seowian = 243.28: postulans . . . Christo seruire permitteretur. 
Greg. 467.11: Forbsem oft se . . . God fo[r]let bset mod his gecorenra 
gesyngian on sumum lytlum bingum = 404.1: imperfectas tamen ex parva 
aliqua parte derelinquit. 
