Lexicographical Neighbors of Stanged
Literary usage of Stanged
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Cursor Mundi: (The Cursur O the World). A Northumbrian Poem of the XIVth by Hugo Carl Wilhelm Haenisch, Heinrich Hupe, Max Kaluza (1877)
"... fe folk stanged of israel, Quen fai welk in fe wildernes ... fat quea fe
stanged men moght se fe nedder on fe tre fut hang, ..."
2. Legends of the holy rood: Symbols of the passion and cross-poems. In Old by Richard Morris (1871)
"... J>at ware fel 336 stanged J>e folk of Israel, quen J>ai welk in ... J>e warde
of sir moyses, a nedder was sette a'pon a tree, 340 J>at quen J>e stanged ..."
3. Legends of the holy rood: Symbols of the passion and cross-poems. In Old by Richard Morris (1871)
"... J>at ware fel 336 stanged J>e folk of israel, quen J>ai welk in ... J>e warde
of sir moyses, a nedder was sette a-pon a tree, 340 J>at quen J>e stanged ..."
4. The Works of Robert Burns by Robert Burns (1841)
"... She's got mischief enough already ; Wi' stanged hips, and buttocks bluidy,
She's suffered sair ; But may she wintle in a woodie, If she wh—e mair. ..."
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