The derivational map of Old English and the limits of gradual derivation The derivational map of Old English and the limits of gradual derivation by Miguel Lacalle Palacios

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The earliest English : an introduction to old English language / by 451151 McCully, C. B., Hilles, Sharon

In Defence of the Textual Integrity of the Old English Resignation by Sobol Helena W.

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The Morphological Trigger of V-to-T: The Case of Old English by Castillo Concha

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OLD ENGLISH ADJECTIVAL AFFIXATION: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION by Vea Escarza Raquel

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Postverbal subjects in Old English and Old French by Christine Salvesen, Kristin Bech

“…Both Old English and Old French are commonly described as V2 languages. …”
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Old English Ge- and the Descriptive Power of Nerthus by Francisco Javier Martín Arista

“…The main purpose of this article is to carry out an extensive examination of the evidence available of the Old English affix ge- in general, and, in particular, of the ge-alternation, which holds between predicates that bear a form-and-function contrast such as hlid ‘lid’~gehlid ‘roof’. …”
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Lexical Classes and the Conative Construction in Old English by Acevedo Eulalia

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Some Peculiar Forms of Old English Verbs by Ogura Michiko

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Component land / lond in Old English Toponymy by Sergey V. Mukhin

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The breakup of Old English to-infinitive: Causes and consequences by Jarad Najib

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Participial Perception Verb Complements in Old English by Lowrey Brian

“…In this paper, I shall examine the complements of perception verbs in Old English involving a noun phrase and a present participle. …”
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A New Look at Old English Metrics by Huettner, Alison K.

Subjects: “…English language-- Old English. Ca. 450-1100-- Versification…”
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Irish Influence in the Consonantal Spellings of Old English by David L. White

“…The consonantal spellings of Old English (OE) were significantly influenced by the consonantal spellings of Old Irish (OI). 1) <th/þ> vs. …”
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The Lemmas and Inflections of Old English L-Nouns by De Las Pueblas Yanguas Laura Martín, López Ana Elvira Ojanguren

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Anglo-Saxon Onomastics in the Old English Andreas by Fred C. Robinson

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The lexical expression of circumstance and degree in old English by Raquel Vea Escarza

Emotion, morality, and exemplarity in old English literature by Kehoe, N

The critical study of masculinities in Old English literature by Batten, C, Evans, G

Old English and the lexicography of Old High German by Bulitta, B

“…No one who deals with the earliest written records of German would be surprised to encounter Old English words. They are the linguistic remains of the Anglo-Saxon scholars, who came as missionaries and educators to the German speaking Frankish Empire. …”