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Volume 86 (2004): Issue 2 (Jun 2004): Studies in Anglo-Saxon England

in Bulletin of the John Rylands Library

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  • Front Matter
    • Preliminaries
  • Articles
    • The translation of purity in the Old English Lives of St Eugenia and St Euphrosyne
    • The cult of Saint Thecla in Anglo-Saxon England: the problem of Aldhelm‘s sources
    • Laying down the Law: first-person narration and moral judgement in the Old English Letter of Alexander to Aristotle
    • The figure of the Ethiopian in Old English texts
    • What (and where) is the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle about?: spatial history
    • A spacious, green and hospitable land: paradise in Old English poetry
    • The Old English term heoru reconsidered
    • Tree-name compounds in early place-names of the south Cumbria area
    • Grave matters: Anglo-Saxon textiles and their cultural significance
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