gylden

AEt paem ade waes epgesyne swatfah syrce, swyn eal gylden, eofer irenheard, aepeling manig wundum awyrded; sume on waele crungon.

8v: Dath althar Anthonij hefft gehadt--4 presters, de hebben beleuet des der gylden Sunte Anthonij broderschop).

Recently, chaotic motions of many systems, for example, [[phi].sup.6]-Rayleigh oscillator [18], Duffing oscillator [19], Gylden's problem [20], and nonsmooth systems [21], have been investigated by the Melnikov method.

The bridge is seen as a ship operations center, incorporating controls and displays for all essential vessel functions (Hederstrom & Gylden, 1992).

(Of course, analogous formatioas cannot be excluded even for a later date.) It is also obvious that most i-umlaut forms were replaced in Middle English (thus wyrcean by worken, gylden by golden, cy by cows, though kine is recorded quite late); and that the genetic relations became opaque, that is, that the derived form became isolated from its base (cf.