A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 10
| Christ C 1567b | nne cwiðað || ac hy to sið | doð | / gæstum helpe || ðonne ðæs |
| Soul and Body II 64b | enn / gode lifgendum || lofsong | doð | / secan ða hamas || ðe ðu me |
| Guthlac A 61b | on wordum || ond ða weorc ne | doð | / bið him eorðwela || ofer ð |
| Guthlac A 129b | e / wunne æfter worulde || swa | doð | wræcmæcgas / ða ðe ne bimur |
| Guthlac A 592a | in gæste || mid godes mægne / | doð | efne swa || gif eow dryhten c |
| Riddles 41 7b | we brucen || ðæs ða bearn | doð | / ðæt is to geðencanne || ð |
| Riddles 49 10a | m to nytte swa / ond to dugðum | doð | || ðæt se dumba her / eorp un |
| Beowulf 1231b | algearo / druncne dryhtguman || | doð | swa ic bidde / eode ða to setl |
| Instructions for Christians 184a | eanum || eht deor-wurðes. / Ne | doð | þa ærran yfel || ænegum mo |
| Instructions for Christians 186b | nga gehwilce || ða he þonne | doð, | / gif he his ælmyssan || alni |