#Accidence:# (1) of C. A peculiar feature of these texts is the occasional addition of n after a final vowel. This ‘nunnation,’ fairly common in C, rare in O, is marked here by round brackets. Its use makes it doubtful at times whether a noun or adjective ending in n is a weak form or a strong form with added n. Strong declension of _masc._ and _neut._ nouns. In the _s. n. a._ maide 266, 283, 295 has lost final n. _Gen._ -es, þunres 73, twines 218: _dat._ -e, ræde 197, gomene 291, londe 3, vfele 51, crafte(n) 214, cume(n) 24, cunne(n) 188, inne(n) 112, liue(n) 25, rihte(n) 20, wurðscipe(n) 26; without inflection are ræd 298, gomen 231, kinelond 56, lond 162, vfel 78, gome (#gamene#) 228, lon 64, and the proper name Saturnus 75. The _pl. n. a._ of masculines ends in -es, cnihtes 17 (6), madmes 134, but cnihten 5, 27, ridern 233, sunen 105 are weak forms: neuters are ȝer 36, þing 50, wif 43, but haefden 87, loten 37, scipen 4 (3) are weak. Genitives are londe 33, þinge 260, weak forms are ænglene 262, cnihtene 55, 89, and, before a vowel, cnihten 77, 152, 195: datives have mostly -en, cnihten 155, dæȝen 69, goden 68, scipen 92, 232, but londes 137, þinge 61. The _fem._ nouns of the strong declension have -e in the _s. n. a._, duȝeðe 170, 252, 272, hude 202, 210, dæde 197, ferde 85, duȝeðe(n) 166, but sæ 2. _Gen._ -e, duȝeðe 141; humbre 117 is an indeclinable form: _dat._ -e, halle 99, helue 129, honde 257, halle(n) 259, but hælf 117, hond 201. _Pl. n._ are laȝe(n) 278, 285, probably weak; _d._ deden 96, laȝen 163, leoden 295 (from pl. noun #lēode#), runen 159, nihtes 23; _a._ leode(n) 165, 285, rune(n) 148, 156, probably weak. Nouns of the weak declension have mostly -e in all cases of the singular, but iueren 276, monen 76, læfdi 74 are dative, læuedi 65 acc.: the plural has -en throughout, _n._ gumen 2, ileuen 53, 80; _d._ iueren 233; _a._ bemen 249, nomen 231. The minor declensions are represented by mon _s. n._ 41, wimmon 180, monne _s. d._ 205, mon _s. a._ 214, wimmon 299, men _pl. n._ 7 &c., wimmonne(n) _pl. g._ 270, monnen _pl. d._ 112 (5), hiredmonnen 157, scipenmonnen 6 (for scipmonnen), cunnesmen _pl. a._ 98; burh _s. n._ 228, _s. a._ 173, 191, 223, burhȝe 205 (? confusion with pl. #burga#), burhȝe(n) _s. d._ 251; broðer _s. n._ 29; dohter _s. d._ 181; freond _s. n._, freonde _s. d._ 273; walden _s. n._ 71; childe _s. d._ 43, child _s. a._ 44, children _pl. d._ 187.