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<Text id=LayCal> <Author>La&y;amon; Layamon</Author> <Title>Brut; Caligula</Title> <Edition>G. L. Brook and R. F. Leslie, editors. Oxford: Oxford U. P., 1978. Ed from BL mms Cotton Caligula A IX and Otho C XIII (EETS OS vols 250 and 277)</Edition> <Note><p>% (between double letters) indicates a line break in the original <p>= lines added to the Caligula ms <p>* lines added to the Caligula ms that have no relationship to Otho <p>+ indicate missing letters. Each plus sign indicates one missing letter, (the number of spaces indicate the extent of damage and hence the reliability of this count) <p> (( ... )) enclose interlinear or marginal additions in the mss <p> [ ... ] enclose supplied editorial readings (note that footnotes are not included) <p> ( ... ) enclose readings no longer legible but derived from Madden's edition (1847) </Note> <Date>1200-1250</Date> <body> <loc><locdoc>LayCal</locdoc> <l>An preost wes on leoden; La&y;amon wes ihoten.</l> <l>he wes Leouena&d;es sone; li&d;e h . . .
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<Text id=LayOtho> <Author>La&y;amon; Layamon</Author> <Title>Brut; Otho</Title> <Edition>G. L. Brook and R. F. Leslie, editor. Oxford: Oxford U. P., 1978. Ed from BL mms Cotton Caligula A IX and Otho C XIII (EETS OS vols 250 and 277)</Edition> <Note><p>% (between double letters) indicates a line break in the original <p>= lines added to the Caligula ms <p>* lines added to the Caligula ms that have no relationship to Otho <p>+ indicate missing letters. Each plus sign indicates one missing letter, (the number of spaces indicate the extent of damage and hence the reliability of this count) <p> (( ... )) enclose interlinear or marginal additions in the mss <p> [ ... ] enclose supplied editorial readings (note that footnotes are not included) <p> ( ... ) enclose readings no longer legible but derived from Madden's edition (1847) </Note> <Date>1200-1250</Date> <body> <loc><locdoc>LayOtho</locdoc> <l>A prest was in londe. Laweman. was hote.</l> <l>he was Leucais sone. lef him beo Driste.</l . . .