A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 11
| Genesis A 2116a | īe God flīemde, / sē þe æt | feohtan | || mid frum-gārum / wiþ ofer- |
| Andreas 1023a | æġde him gūþ-ġe·þingu, / | feohtan | fāra manna: || ‘Nū is þi |
| Andreas 1350a | nga || gūðe findest, / frecne | feohtan, | || ġif þū furður dearst / t |
| Riddles 16 1b | ġe winnan || and wiþ winde | feohtan, | / samod wiþ þām sæċċe, || |
| Riddles 5 4a | || Oft iċ wīġ sēo, / frecne | feohtan. | || Frōfre ne wēne, / þæt m |
| Riddles 6 5b | īne, / þonne mec min frēa || | feohtan | hāteþ. / Hwīlum iċ maniġra |
| Beowulf 576b | r heofones hwealf || heardran | feohtan, | / ne on ēaġ-strēamum || earm |
| Beowulf 959a | len-weorc || ēstum miċelum, / | feohtan | fremedon, || frecne ġe·nē |
| The Rune Poem 83a | stede rihte hilt, / þēah him | feohtan | inn || fīras maniġe. / //// |
| The Battle of Maldon 16b | hē æt-foran his frēan || | feohtan | sċolde. / Þā ðǣr Byrht·n |
| The Battle of Maldon 261b | ā hīred-menn || heardlīċe | feohtan, | / grame gār-berend || and god |