Mercia
Articles
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Peter Orton Sticks or stones? The story of Imma in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 41 of the Old English Bede, and Old English tān (‘twig’) 72/1, p. 1
Patrick Sims-Williams AN UNPUBLISHED SEVENTH- OR EIGHTH-CENTURY ANGLO-LATIN LETTER IN BOULOGNE-SUR-MER MS 74 (82) 48/1, p. 1
Carole Hough Alfred's domboc and the language of rape: a reconsideration of Alfred ch. 11 66/1, p. 1
ANNE B. THOMPSON SHAPING A SAINT'S LIFE: FRIDESWIDE OF OXFORD 63/1, p. 34
N.R. Ker THE HAGUE MANUSCRIPT OF THE EPISTOLA CUTHBERTI DE OBITU BEDÆ WITH BEDE'S SONG 8/1, p. 40
R.I. Page THE OLD ENGLISH RUNE "EAR" 30/2, p. 65
J.B. Wynn THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR IN BEDE AND THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE 25/2, p. 71
DONALD G. BZDYL PRAYER IN OLD ENGLISH NARRATIVES 51/2, p. 135
EMMA MASON ST WULFSTAN'S STAFF: A LEGEND AND ITS USES 53/2, p. 157
R. SHARPE AN "EXORTACIO AD CONTEMPLACIONEM" FROM FARNE ISLAND 54/2, p. 159
Alexander Bell THE ROYAL "BRUT" INTERPOLATION 32/3, p. 190
ALAN J. FLETCHER JOHN MIRK AND THE LOLLARDS 56/2, p. 217
Reviews
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Kenneth Sisam The poetical dialogues of Salomon and Saturn, by Robert J. Menner 13/, p. 28
J.A.W. Bennett England and the Continent in the eighth century. (The Ford Lectures for 1943), by Wilhelm Levison 18/, p. 33
Janet M. Bately Runes. An Introduction, by Ralph W. V. Elliott 30/1, p. 38
J.E. Cross Structural Principles in Old English Poetry, by Neil D. Isaacs 39/1, p. 41
Janet M. Bately The Old English Bede, by Dorothy Whitelock 34/1, p. 43
Edmund Craster Saints' Lives and Chronicles in Early England, by Charles W. Jones 17/, p. 45
C.A. Robson Saint Modwenna, by A. T. Baker, Alexander Bell 18/, p. 49
Simeon Potter The Audience of Beowulf, by Dorothy Whitelock 21/, p. 49
A.C. Campbell The Life of St. Chad: an Old English homily edited with introduction, notes, illustrative texts and glossary, by Rudolf Vleeskruyer 24/1, p. 52
Eric Stanley The Seafarer, by Ida L. Gordon 31/1, p. 54
Norman Davis Philologica: the Malone Anniversary Studies, by Thomas A. Kirby, Henry Bosley Woolf 20/, p. 56
Pamela Gradon The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. (Everyman's Library), by G. N. Garmonsway 25/2, p. 98
Nicolas Jacobs Layamon's 'Brut': the Poem and its Sources, Arthurian Studies, 19, by Françoise Le Saux 60/1, p. 108
EMMA MASON The Mildrith Legend: a Study in Early Medieval Hagiography in England, Studies in the Early History of Britain, by D. W. Rollason 54/1, p. 135
F.E. Harmer The Place-Names of Derbyshire (English Place-Names Society, vols. XXVII-XXIX), by Kenneth Cameron 29/2, p. 142
Daniel Anlezark Victoria Thompson, Dying and Death in Later Anglo-Saxon England 75/1, p. 143
ANDREW BREEZE Victor Watts (ed.), The Cambridge Dictionary of English Place-Names 76/1, p. 144
Eric Stanley Brian Murdoch, The Germanic Hero: Politics and Pragmatism in Early Medieval Poetry 68/1, p. 150
PRISCILLA J. BAWCUTT Hary's 'Wallace'. Vol. I, Vol. II, by Matthew P. McDiarmid 39/2, p. 224
N.F. Blake The Structure of Beowulf, by Kenneth Sisam 35/3, p. 236
Joan Turville-Petre Anglo-Saxon Oral Poetry: a Study of the Traditions, by Jeff Opland 51/2, p. 237
T.A. SHIPPEY Alcuin and Beowulf: an Eighth-Century View, by W. F. Bolton 49/2, p. 268
H.G. Richardson Tractatus de legibus et consuetudinibus regni Anglie qui Glanvilla vocatur, by G. D. G. Hall 36/3, p. 269
CAROL NEUMAN DE VEGVAR Michelle P. Brown, Manuscripts from the Anglo-Saxon Age 79/2, p. 311
Daniel Anlezark Richard North, The Origins of ‘Beowulf’: From Vergil to Wiglaf 77/2, p. 337
Notes
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PHILLIP PULSIANO HORTATORY PURPOSE IN THE OE "VISIO LEOFRICI" 54/1, p. 109