| There are not many of these in this manuscript page. However, Old English did adopt some of the Latin abbreviations. | |
 | Here is the suspension sign for m in monnum (line 2). |
| The most usual are | |
 | the 7-shaped sign for and. |
 | Here this should be expanded ond, as that is the way Alfred’s scribe spells it in line 6. |
| An Anglo-Saxon abbreviation can be seen in the later insertion in line 8: | |
 | the þ with a stroke through its ascender is the abbreviation for þæt. |