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Biddle, Martin, and Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, ‘The Repton Stone’: 14, 233–92 see also Gem, Richard

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Blair, John, ‘The Limits of Bookland’: 49, 197–252

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Brookes, Stuart, see Baker, John

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Brooks, Nicholas, Margaret Gelling and Douglas Johnson, ‘A New Charter of King Edgar’: 13, 137–55

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Bullough, Donald, ‘A Neglected Early Ninth-Century Manuscript of the Lindisfarne Vita S. Cuthberti’: 27, 105–37 see also Rahtz, Philip

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Cameron, M. L., ‘Anglo-Saxon Medicine and Magic’: 17, 191–215

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Carley, James P., ‘More Pre-Conquest Manuscripts from Glastonbury Abbey’: 23, 265–81

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Cesario, Marilina, ‘Ant-lore in Anglo-Saxon England’: 40, 273–91

Charles-Edwards, Gifford, and Helen McKee, ‘Lost Voices from Anglo-Saxon Lichfield’: 37, 79–89

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Clayton, Mary, ‘Ælfric’s Judith: Manipulative or Manipulated?’: 23, 215–27

Clayton, Mary, ‘The Old English Promissio Regis’: 37, 91–150

Clements, Jill Hamilton, ‘Reading, Writing and Resurrection: Cynewulf’s Runes as a Figure of the Body’: 43, 133–54

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Conrad-O’Briain, H., see O’Loughlin, T.

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Cox, Barrie, ‘The Pattern of Old English Burh in Early Lindsey’: 23, 35–56

Cramp, Rosemary, see Biddle, Martin, ‘Anglo-Saxon Architecture’

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Crick, Julia, ‘The Case for West-Saxon minuscule’, 26, 63–79

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Davis, Craig R., ‘An Ethnic Dating of Beowulf’: 35, 111–29

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DeAngelo, Jeremy, ‘Discretio spirituum and The Whale’: 42, 271–89

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Dolley, Michael, ‘Towards a Revision of the Internal Chronology of the Coinages of Edward the Elder and Plegmund’: 3, 175–7

Donahue, Charles, see ‘Allegorical Typological or Neither?’

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Drout, Michael D. C., see Brennessel, Barbara

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Dumville, David N., ‘English Square Minuscule Script: the Background and Earliest Phases’: 16, 147–79

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Fell, Christine, ‘The Icelandic Saga of Edward the Confessor: its Version of the Anglo-Saxon Emigration to Byzantium’: 3, 179–96

Fell, Christine, ‘English History and Norman Legend in the Icelandic Saga of Edward the Confessor’: 6, 223–36

Fell, Christine, ‘A Friwif Locbore Revisited’: 13, 157–65

Fellows-Jensen, Gillian, ‘The Vikings in England: a Review’: 4, 181–206

Fellows-Jensen, Gillian, ‘Place-names as a Reflection of Cultural Interaction’: 19, 13–21

Fera, Rosa Maria, see Foxhall Forbes, Helen, ‘Anglo-Saxon and Related Entries in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography’

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Foley, John Miles, ‘Literary Art and Oral Tradition in Old English and Serbian Poetry’: 12, 183–214

Fontaine, Janel M., ‘Slave Resistance in Early Medieval England’: 49, 253–84

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Foxhall Forbes, Helen, ‘Affective Piety and the Practice of Penance in Late Eleventh-Century Worcester: the Address to the Penitent in Oxford, Bodleian Library, Junius 121’: 44, 309–45

Foxhall Forbes, Helen, Matthias Ammon, Elizabeth Boyle, Conan T. Doyle, Peter D. Evan, Rosa Maria Fera, Paul Gazzoli, Helen Imhoff, Anna Matheson, Sophie Rixon and Levi Roach, ‘Anglo-Saxon and Related Entries in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography’: 37, 183–232

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Gameson, Richard, ‘The Decoration of the Tanner Bede’: 21, 115–59

Gameson, Richard, ‘The Origin of the Exeter Book of Old English Poetry’: 25, 135–85

Gameson, Richard, ‘The Colophon of the Eadwig Gospels’: 31, 201–22

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Gatch, Milton McC., ‘Beginnings Continued: a Decade of Studies of Old English Prose’: 5, 225–43

Gatch, Milton McC., ‘Old English Literature and the Liturgy: Problems and Potential’: 6, 237–47

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Gatch, Milton McC., ‘Miracles in Architectural Settings: Christ Church, Canterbury and St Clement’s, Sandwich in the Old English Vision of Leofric’: 22, 227–52 see also Biddle, Martin, ‘Anglo-Saxon Architecture’

Gautier, Alban, ‘Cooking and Cuisine in Late Anglo-Saxon England’: 41, 373–406

Gazzoli, Paul, see Foxhall Forbes, Helen, ‘Anglo-Saxon and Related Entries in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography’

Gelling, Margaret, ‘Latin Loan-Words in Old English Place-Names’: 6, 1–13

Gelling, Margaret, ‘The Landscape of Beowulf’: 31, 7–11 see also Bassett, Steven see also Brooks, Nicholas

Gem, Richard, and Pamela Tudor-Craig, with appendices by Clive Rouse, and Martin Biddle and Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, ‘A “Winchester School” Wall-Painting at Nether Wallop, Hampshire’: 9, 115–36

Gerritsen, Johan, ‘What Use are the Thorkelin Transcripts of Beowulf ?’: 28, 23–42

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Gneuss, Helmut, ‘The Origin of Standard Old English and Æthelwold’s School at Winchester’: 1, 63–83

Gneuss, Helmut, ‘A Preliminary List of Manuscripts Written or Owned in England up to 1100’: 9, 1–60

Gneuss, Helmut, ‘A Newly-Found Fragment of an Anglo-Saxon Psalter’: 27, 273–87

Gneuss, Helmut, ‘Addenda and Corrigenda to the Handlist of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts’: 32, 293–305

Gneuss, Helmut, ‘Second Addenda and Corrigenda to the Handlist of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts’: 40, 293–306

Gneuss, Helmut, and Michael Lapidge, ‘The Earliest Manuscripts of Bede’s metrical Vita S. Cuthberti’: 32, 43–54

Godden, M. R., ‘An Old English Pentiential Motif’: 2, 221–39

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Godden, M. R., ‘The Old English Life of St Neot and the legends of King Alfred’: 39, 193–225

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Goffart, Walter, ‘The Name “Merovingian” and the Dating of Beowulf’: 36, 93–101

Goldsmith, Margaret, see ‘Allegorical, Typological or Neither?’

Gorman, Michael, ‘The Glosses on Bede’s De temporum ratione Attributed to Byrhtferth of Ramsey’: 25, 209–32

Graham-Campbell, James, and Elisabeth Okasha, with Michael Metcalf, ‘A Pair of Inscribed Anglo-Saxon Hooked Tags from the Rome (Forum) 1883 Hoard’: 20, 221–9

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Grant, Tom, ‘Beow in Scandinavia’: 48, 105–20

Gravel, Robyn, see Brennessel, Barbara

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Greenfield, Stanley B., ‘Sylf, Seasons, Structure and Genre in The Seafarer’: 9, 199–211

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Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘Æthelwold’s Translation of the Regula Sancti Benedicti and its Latin Exemplar’: 3, 125–51

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘The Language of the “Fonthill Letter”’: 23, 57–102

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘The Junius Psalter Gloss: Its Historical and Cultural Context’: 29, 85–121

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 57: A Witness to the Early Stages of the Benedictine Reform in England?’: 32, 111–46

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘The Taunton Fragment: A New Text from Anglo-Saxon England’: 33, 145–93

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘Æthelthryth of Ely in a Lost Calendar from Munich’: 35, 159–77

Gretsch, Mechthild, ‘Historiography and Literary Patronage in Late Anglo-Saxon England: the Evidence of Æthelweard’s Chronicon’: 41, 205–48

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Griffith, M. S., ‘Convention and Originality in the Old English “Beasts of Battle” Typescene’: 22, 179–99

Griffith, M. S., ‘Some Difficulties in Beowulf, Lines 874–902: Sigemund Reconsidered’: 24, 11–41

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Griffith, M. S., ‘Verses Quite Like Cwen to gebeddan in The Metres of Boethius’: 34, 145–67

Griffith, M. S., ‘The Register of Divine Speech in Genesis A’: 41, 63–78

Griffith, M. S. ‘Old English Poetic Diction not in Old English Verse or Prose and the Curious Case of Aldhelm’s Five Athletes’: 43, 99–131

Griffith, M. S., ‘Extra Alliteration on Stressed Syllables in Old English Poetry: Types, Uses and Evolution’: 47, 69–176

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Hall, Thomas N., see Biggs, Frederick M.

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Hamilton, David, ‘The Diet and Digestion of Allegory in Andreas’: 1, 147–58

Haney, Kristine Edmondson, ‘The Christ and the Beasts Panel on the Ruthwell Cross’: 14, 215–31

Hansen, Elaine Tuttle, ‘Hrothgar’s “Sermon” in Beowulf as Parental Wisdom’: 10, 53–67

Harbert, Bruce, ‘King Alfred’s Æstel’: 3, 103–10

Harbus, Antonina, ‘The Maritime Imagination and the Paradoxical Mind in Old English Poetry’: 39, 21–42

Hare, Michael, ‘Cnut and Lotharingia: Two Notes’: 29, 261–78

Hare, Michael, ‘Abbot Leofsige of Mettlach: an English Monk in Flanders and Upper Lotharingia in the Late Tenth Century’: 33, 109–44

Harrison, Kenneth, ‘The Beginning of the Year in England, c. 500–900’: 2, 51–70

Harrison, Kenneth, ‘Easter Cycles and the Equinox in the British Isles’: 7, 1–8

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Hartzell, K. D., ‘An Eleventh-Century English Missal Fragment in the British Library’: 18, 45–97

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Hewett, Cecil A., ‘Anglo-Saxon Carpentry’: 7, 205–29

Hiatt, Alfred, ‘Beowulf off the Map’: 38, 11–40

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Hill, Joyce, ‘Ælfric and Smaragdus’: 21, 203–37

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Hollis, Stephanie, ‘The Minster-in-Thanet Foundation Story’: 27, 41–64

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Hunt, R. W, with an appendix by Michael Lapidge, ‘Manuscript Evidence for Knowledge of the Poems of Venantius Fortunatus in Late Anglo-Saxon England’: 8, 279–95

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Keynes, Simon, ‘The Cult of King Alfred the Great’: 28, 225–356

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Keynes, Simon, and Rosalind [C.] Love, ‘Earl Godwine’s Ship’: 38, 185–223

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Keynes, Simon, and Rory Naismith, ‘A New Agnus Dei/Last Small Cross Mule’: 44, 307–8

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Keynes, Simon, William A. MacKay and Rory Naismith, ‘Three New Agnus Dei Pennies’: 50, 345–60

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Lapidge, Michael, ‘The School of Theodore and Hadrian’: 15, 45–72

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Lapidge, Michael, ‘The Career of Aldhelm’: 36, 15–69

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Lucy, Sam, ‘The Trumpington Cross in Context’: 45, 7–37

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Luo, Shu-han, ‘At the Limits of Knowledge: the Iron Poetics of Old English Verse in the Nineteenth Century’: 50, 423–58

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McDougall, Ian, ‘Serious Entertainments: an Examination of a Peculiar Type of Viking Atrocity’: 22, 201–25 see also McDougall, David

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McKee, Helen, see Charles-Edwards, Gifford

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Marsden, Richard, ‘Manus Bedae: Bede’s Contribution to Ceolfrith’s Bible’: 27, 65–85

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Mitchell, Bruce, Christopher Ball and Angus Cameron, ‘Short Titles of Old English Texts’: 4, 207–21

Mitchell, Bruce, Christopher Ball and Angus Cameron, ‘Short Titles of Old English Texts: Addenda and Corrigenda’: 8, 331–33

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Nees, Lawrence, ‘Ultán the Scribe’: 22, 127–46

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Neidorf, Leonard, ‘The Composite Authorship of The Dream of the Rood’: 45, 51–70

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Tudor-Craig, Pamela, see Gem, Richard

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van de Noort, Robert, see Parker Pearson, Michael

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