Anglo-Saxon Literature

Earle

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Earle · 32 chapters

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• PrefaceSample
• CHAPTER I.
• 1 A translation of these writings is given in Clark’s
• CHAPTER II.
• THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY
• THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY AT CAMBRIDGE
• OF VERNACULAR INSCRIPTIONS
• 24 See the particulars in “Two Saxon Chronicles Parallel.”
• CHAPTER III.
• THE GENEALOGIES
• THE POETRY
• THE HOMILIES
• 50 The same keen discoverer scents an old heathen
• Preface
• 62 I have given the
• CHAPTER V.
• Preface
• 69 The re has been a recent discussion of this question by
• CHAPTER VI.
• Preface
• 77 Dr. Karl Müllenhof (papers in Haupt’s “Zeitschrift”)
• 84 The feeling which pervades this remarkable fragment was
• CHAPTER VII.
• 92 Ine is to be pronounced as a word of two syllables.
• CHAPTER VIII.
• CHAPTER IX.
• CHAPTER X.
• CHAPTER XI.
• VII. When they
• Preface
• CHAPTER XII.
• CORRIGENDA.