Obs. Also 2 ec-, 3 æh-, eæh-, ex-, 4 eiȝe-sene, -seon. [f. EYE sb.1 + ME. SENE sight.] Eyesight, presence.
c. 1175. Lamb. Hom., 143. Ech eorþe scal hwakien on his ecsene.
c. 1205. Lay., 8229. Ut of min æh senen [1275 hehseht].
c. 1275. Prayer to Virgin, 36, in O. E. Misc. (1872), 196. Þat ich nocht at dai of dome beo flemed of þin exsene.
c. 1320. Sir Tristr., 2222. Anon of lond he ches, Out of markes eiȝe sene.
