"Bi-ðencheð eow ohte (bold) cnihtes
to bi-tellen eoweore rihtes."—(i. 337.)
The editor explains bitellen by to win, but regain would suit the context.
"Nu þu hauest Brutlond,
Al bi-tald to þire hond."—(Vol. ii. p. 335.)
"Nu ich mi lond habben bi-tald."—(Vol. iii. p. 258.)
Quo-so his alt him bi-agt
= Whoso them (goods) holdeth, him it behoveth (yield as tithes).
His = is = es, them. [927] gulden wel, requited well.