A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 9
| Christ and Satan 224b | rður ġe·fræġn || fēond% | andettan; | / wæs him eall full strang wam |
| Juliana 456a | ordum mǣlde: / ‘Þū sċealt | andettan% | || yfel-dǣda mā, / hēan hell |
| The Paris Psalter 105:36 5b | ton / þone hālĝostan || hēr | andettan | / and we on lofe þīnum || lun |
| The Paris Psalter 110:2 2b | rne / swīðe sēċan, || samod | andettan, | / hū his mæġen-þrymmes% || |
| The Paris Psalter 137:5 1a | ġenes spēd. / / # / Ealle þē | andettan | || eorðan cyningas%, / for·þ |
| The Paris Psalter 146:7 1b | innaþ ġē drihtne || ġeare | andettan, | / singaþ gode ūrum || glēawe |
| The Paris Psalter 87:10 3a | || lǣċas weċċan / and hīe | andettan | þē || ealle siþþan. / / # / N |
| The Paris Psalter 94:2 2a | e || ǣrest sēċan, / þæt we | andettan | || ūre firene / and we sealmas |
| Metrical Psalm 94:2 2a | e || ǣrest sēċan / þæt we | andettan | || ūre firene / and we sealma |