Quote Originally Posted by Vincent Tailors
Дак я читал об этом во многих источниках, когда интересовался Middle English'ом. А вы не верите.
Верю, I swear!

Look, I've even looked up some proof for you

my / mine, thy / thine: In a deliberately archaic style, the forms with /n/ are used before words beginning with a vowel sound (thine eyes). This practice is irregularly followed in the King James Bible; it may have emerged as a later nicety. Otherwise, thy and thine correspond with my and mine; that is, the first is attributive (my/thy goods), and the second predicative (they are mine/thine)..

So...... я верю......