• Classbook of St. Dunstan

by the tenth century. However, nothing is known of the provenance of Part 2 containing the OldEnglish homily. Part 4, containing the OldEnglish scribbles, can be placed to Glastonbury as Hunt 1961 (p. xv) notes that In s=custodia

• Continuous Glosses

given parity with the text and is not properly an interlinear gloss' (p. 11). Later in s. xi, sixteen OldEnglish glosses were added in black ink. Parchment. Flyleaves are parchment from the date of binding. According to Ker (1957)

• Old English Glosses, Names and Charms

in OldEnglish ( Wallis 2007: 'Scribes and Scripts'). g usually insular in OldEnglish ( Ker 1957 , p. 435). r square minuscule forms in OldEnglish ( Wallis 2007: 'Scribes and Scripts'). ~x00fe~ used for OldEnglish, whereas

• Annotations to Gregory's Regula Pastoralis

Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2001), item 626 Horgan, Dorothy M., 'The OldEnglish Pastoral Care : The Scribal Contribution', in Studies in Earlier OldEnglish Prose , ed. by Paul E. Szarmach (Albany: State University of New York

• Glossary

67-73, there are around 250 OldEnglish glosses which are included in a Latin - OldEnglish herbal glossary , beginning Absinthium .i. Weremod and finishing Zarnabum .i. careu . The majority of the OldEnglish glosses are also found

• Verses 'De situ Dunelmi'

for the Dictionary of OldEnglish Titles as it appears in the manuscript Cambridge University Library Ff. 1. 27 Verses 'De situ Dunelmi', s. xii ex The manuscript is in two parts, and the OldEnglish is included in Part

• Rule of Chrodegang fragment

facsimiles. Item 2 contains part of a bilingual copy of the Rule of Chrodegang of Metz , in which OldEnglish is followed by the Latin , chapter by chapter, a practice also found in CCCC 191 . Letters of

• Old English glosses to Herbarium of Pseudo-Apuleius and Medicina de quadrupedibus .

their OldEnglish names , and two lemma in the Medicina were glossed in English, at roughly the same time as the writing of the main text, but in a different hand. Ker (1957, p. 357) notes that ‘Other English

• Charm for an amulet to cure epilepsy

1970) Boase, T. S. R., English Art: 1100-1216 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1953) ---, The York Psalter (London: Faber, 1962) Brown, J. H., and Linda E. Voigts, 'University of Glasgow, Hunter MS. U.3.2., f. 210v', OldEnglish Newsletter , 14 (1980),

• ~x00e6~lfric's Grammar, & c. and Rule of St Benedict, & c.

in OldEnglish : Her begin~x00f0~ seo forespr~x00e6~c muneca regules (fols 102-48), beginning Gehyr ~x00fe~u min bearn geboda ~x00fe~ines lareowes . Fols 104v-06r contain a table of 74 chapters which only occurs in this copy of the OldEnglish version.

• Homilies

of English Studies , 2 (1961), 105-13 Swan, Mary, 'Imagining a Readership for Post-Conquest OldEnglish Manuscripts', in Imagining the Book , ed. by Stephen Kelly and John J. Thompson (Turnhout: Brepols, 2006), pp. 145-57 Swan, Mary, 'OldEnglish Textual

• ~x00e6~lfric's Grammar

Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Old Royal and King's Collections (London: British Museum, 1921), vol. 1, plate 91 Cameron, A., 'List of OldEnglish Texts', in A Plan for a Dictionary of OldEnglish , ed. by R. Frank

• Bilingual Rule of St Benedict

the OldEnglish text (fols 98-127) have their own signatures, i-iii, at the end. The OldEnglish is contemporary with the Latin text of the Rule, but 'in a better hand' ( Ker 1957 , p. 149). The OldEnglish

• ~x00e6~lfric's Grammar and Glossary , &c.

of Worcester: A Study of OldEnglish in the Thirteenth Century (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991) Hall, Joseph, Selections from Early Middle English, 1130-1250 , 2 vols (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1920) Heningham, Eleanor K., 'OldEnglish Precursors of the Worcester Fragments',

• Homilies

British Library Cotton Vespasian A. xxii Homilies , s. xii ex / xiii in A small collection of late OldEnglish homilies inserted into a Latin miscellany, making up Part 3 of the manuscript: an adapted version of ~x00e6~lfric's De

• Homilies (fragments)

Aidan, 'The Taunton Fragment and the Homiliary of Angers: Context for New OldEnglish', The Review of English Studies , 60, no. 243 (2008), 1-33 Dumville, D. N., English Caroline Script and Monastic History: Studies in Benedictinism, A.D. 950-1030 ,

• Homilies, &c.

Discovered Leaves from OldEnglish Manuscripts', Speculum , 37 (1962), 60-78 Crawford, S. J., Exameron Anglice, or the OldEnglish Hexameron , Bibliotek der angelsachsischen Prosa (Hamburg: H. Grand 1921), vol. 10 ---, ed., The OldEnglish Version of the

• Booklist and list of names

list of names , s. xii 2 OldEnglish text of Bede’s Death Song is part of Cuthbert’s letter De obitu Bedæ , which follows the Historia ecclesiastica in this manuscript. OldEnglish in the same hand as the main

• Writ

Trinity College O. 2. 1 Writ , s. xii 2 Two passages in OldEnglish in Book 2 of the Historia Eliensis Insulae ; the same OldEnglish passages are in the Ely Cathedral writ of s. xii/xiii ( Ker

• Writ

template/em_final.xml created by ODR. Ely Cathedral Writ , s. xii/xiii Two passages in OldEnglish in Book 2 of the Historia Eliensis Insulae ; the same OldEnglish passages are in CTC O. 2. 1 (1105) of s. xii 2