Sume men wæron þe sægdon þæt hine wulfas abiton and fræton.
[	wæron: irregular, third person plural]
	sægdon: weak (3), third person plural
[	abiton: strong (I), third person plural]
[	fræton: strong (V), third person plural]
"There were some men who said that wolves tore him up and devoured him."

Ualentinianus ofsloh Maximum and feng to rice.
	ofsloh: strong (VI), third person singular
	feng: strong (VII contracted), third  person singular
"Valentinian killed Maxim and succeeded to the empire."

Þu alysdest þine sawla mid þære mynegunge.
	alysdest: weak (1), second person singular
"You redeemed your soul with that admonition."

We budon ðe þæs þe we sylfe brucað.
	budon: strong (II), first person plural
"We offered you of that which we ourselves eat."

Wel þu cwæde.
	cwæde: strong (V), second person singular
"You have spoken well."

Ic mærsode ðe ofer eorðan.
	mærsode: weak (2), first person singular
"I made you great across the earth."

Ic geseah mines folces geswinc on Egypta lande, and heora hream ic gehyrde.
	geseah: strong (V contracted), first person singular
	gehyrde: weak (1), first person singular
"I saw the toil of my people in Egypt, and I heard their outcry."