A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 9
| Christ and Satan 387a | þēoden engla. / Him be·foran | fereþ | || fæġere% lēoht / þonne we |
| Maxims I 145a | n weĝa ġe·hwelcum; / oft mon | fereþ | feorr be tūne, || ðǣr him |
| Riddles 32 10a | n middan. || Mann-cynne nytt, / | fereþ% | fōdor-welan, || folcsċipe d |
| Riddles 58 2b | an / wiht on wange. || Wide ne | fereþ, | / ne fela rīdeþ, || ne flēo |
| Riddles 58 4b | īrne dæġ, || ne hīe sċip | fereþ, | / naca næġled-bord: || nytt b |
| The Rune Poem 78b | bearnum / flǣsċes fōdor, || | fereþ | ġe·lōme / ofer ganotes bæþ |
| The Menologium 182a | t sē tēoða mōnaþ / on folc | fereþ, | || frōde ġe·þeahte, / Octob |
| Metrical Charm 2: The Nine Herbs Charm 13b | ǣm lāðan || þe ġond land | fereþ. | / Stune hætte þēos wyrt, || |
| Metrical Charm 2: The Nine Herbs Charm 20b | m% lāðan || þe ġond land | fereþ. | / Fleoh þū nū, ātor-lāðe, |