A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 24
| Genesis A 1139a | ig || siþþan strynde / seofon | winter | her || suna and dohtra / ond ea |
| Daniel 577a | deor / oþþæt þu ymb seofon | winter | || soþ gelyfest / þæt sie an |
| Daniel 620a | fonum || hete gesceode / seofon | winter | samod || susl þrowode / wildeo |
| Daniel 638a | æfter þam æþelinge / seofon | winter | samod || swa no swiþrode / ric |
| The Fortunes of Men 9b | na wat / hwæt him weaxendum || | winter | bringað / sumum ðæt gegonge |
| Maxims I 76a | stes fetre || felameahtig god / | winter | sceal geweorpan || weder eft |
| A.3.4 20 | old, nor warm weather, / nor a | winter | shower, can cause any harm, / |
| A.3.4 37 | / just as God commanded them. / | Winter | and summer alike, / the wood i |
| A.3.4 245 | y crop, / before the coming of | winter | at reaping-time, / lest a show |
| The Seafarer 15a | c earmcearig || iscealdne sæ / | winter | wunade || wræccan lastum / win |
| Beowulf 1128a | || hengest ða gyt / wælfagne | winter | || wunode mid finne / eal unhli |
| Beowulf 1132b | storme weol / won wið winde || | winter | yðe beleac / isgebinde || oð |
| Beowulf 1136b | ldortorhtan weder || ða wæs | winter | scacen / fæger foldan bearm || |
| The Paris Psalter 101:24 2a | || se þu ær wære / ne beoþ | winter | þin || wiht þe sæmran / / # / |
| The Paris Psalter 60:5 2a | byþ gedefe cynincg / beoþ his | winter | eac || wynnum iced / oþ þone |
| The Paris Psalter 89:10 1b | te / / # / wæran anlicast || ure | winter | / geongewifran || þonne hio ge |
| The Metres of Boethius: Metre 11 59a | st eft || hrest and wealuwaþ / | winter | bringeþ || weder ungemet cal |
| The Metres of Boethius: Metre 26 17a | tream || sæt longe þær / tyn | winter | full || þa sio tid gelomp / þ |
| The Menologium 2a | yd || cyninga wuldor / on midne | winter | || mære þeoden / ece ælmihti |
| The Menologium 24a | fif niht || þæt afered byþ / | winter | of wicum || and se wigend þa |
| Maxims II 5b | myccle / wyrd byþ swiþost || | winter | byþ cealdost / lencten hrimigo |
| The Judgment Day II 264a | ær liget || ne laðlic storm / | winter | ne ðunerrad || ne wiht ceald |
| ALCVIN.VPatRegSanctEubor 958 | e turned our path towards the | winter | rising of the sun, / and led m |
| FRITHEGOD.BrevVWilfred 567 | e cold times in the middle of | winter | / broke the sweet patterns of |