The Kentish Hymn
wuton wuldrian
weorada dryhten
halgan hlioðorcwidum
hiofenrices weard
lufian liofwendum
lifæs agend
and him simle sio
sigefæst wuldor
uppe mid ænglum
and on eorðan sibb
gumena gehwilcum
goodes willan
we ðe heriað
halgum stefnum
and ðe blætsiað
bilewit fæder
and ðe ðanciað
ðioda walden
ðines weorðlican
wuldordreames
and ðinra miclan
mægena gerena
ðe ðu god dryhten
gastes mæhtum
hafest on gewealdum
hiofen and eorðan
an ece fæder
ælmehtig god
ðu eart cyninga cyningc
cwicera gehwilces
ðu eart sigefest sunu
and soð hælend
ofer ealle gescæft
angla and manna
ðu dryhten god
on dreamum wunast
on ðære upplican
æðelan ceastre
frea folca gehwæs
swa ðu æt fruman wære
efeneadig bearn
agenum fæder
ðu eart heofenlic lioht
and ðæt halige lamb
ðe ðu manscilde
middangeardes
for ðinre arfæstnesse
ealle towurpe
fiond geflæmdest
follc generedes
blode gebohtest
bearn israela
ða ðu ahofe
ðurh ðæt halige triow
ðinre ðrowunga
ðriostre senna
ðæt ðu on hæahsetle
heafena rices
sitest sigehræmig
on ða swiðran hand
ðinum godfæder
gasta gemyndig
mildsa nu meahtig
manna cynne
and of leahtrum ales
ðine ða liofan gescæft
and us hale gedo
heleða sceppend
niða nergend
for ðines naman are
ðu eart soðlice
simle halig
and ðu eart ana
æce dryhten
and ðu ana bist
eallra dema
cwucra ge deadra
crist nergende
forðan ðu on ðrymme ricsast
and on ðrinesse
and on annesse
ealles waldend
hiofena heahcyninc
haliges gastes
fegere gefelled
in fæder wuldre