ðat ſte[de] was cald phanuel, 1820 for he nam ou_er_ phanuel; And it wurð ligt and he ſag wel [Fol. 36.] The meeting of Jacob and Esau. Q_u_or eſau a-gen him cam, And bi-foren a-gen him na_m_; 1824 And ſeue ſiðes he fell hi_m_ bi-foren, And wurðe him ſo firmeſt boren; The brothers become reconciled to each other. And eſau ðo ran him to, And kiſſede, and wept, ðo rew hi_m_ ſo. 1828 JACOB DWELLS AT SUCCOTH. DINAH'S FOLLY. Esau welcomes Jacob, "Broðer," q_u_ad he, "ðu and ðin trume ben here i_n_ ðiſ place to me welcume; Haue and bruc wel al ðin p_re_ſent, ðat ðu to me bringeſt and haueſt ſent." 1832 Iacob was wo ðat he iſ for-ſoc, accepts his present, And ſcroð hi_m_ ſo(.) ðat ſu_m_ he ðor tok. Here luue ðo wurð hol and ſchir, and departs unto Seir. And eſau ferde forð ðeden[189] to ſeyr; 1836 ðat newe burg waſ him to frame, Mad and cald of iſ owen name. From thence Jacob went to Succoth, Iacob fro ðeðen wente, ic wot, tgelt on a ſtede, and cald it[190] ſochot; 1840 fro ſochot ſiðen to ſichem, and afterwards to Shalem, And wune ðor-inne ſalem, where he bought a piece of land from Hamor. ðor him ſolde an lond kinge emor, And he drog ðider and wunede ðor; 1844 wið newe alter wurðed he wel ðe ſtrong god of yſrael. Here his daughter Dinah "mis-did." Hiſ dowter dina ðor miſ-dede, ghe nam leueles fro ðat ſtede, 1848 [Fol. 36b.] She went out to see the world. To ſen de werld ðhugte hire god, ðat made hire ſiðen ſeri-mod, for-liſtede hire owen red; Shechem took her maidenhead. Sichem tok hire maiden-hed; 1852 Emor his fader, ſiðen for-ði, And hiſ burge-folc fellen in wi; Simeon and Levi slew the Shechemites and spoiled the city.