Tracing the origins of ESP in Old English Ælfric's Colloquy and Cosmology by María Ángeles Ruiz Moneva

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PRODUCTIVITY OF TYPE IN THE DERIVATIONAL PARADIGM OF OLD ENGLISH STRONG VERBS by Laura Pesquera Fernández

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Expanded tenses in the old English orosius a syntactic strengthening* by Frančiška Trobevšek Drobnak

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The Bases of Derivation of Old English Affixed Nouns: Status and Category by Torres Elisa

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Reconsidering the Role of Syntactic "Heaviness" in Old English Split Coordination by Lorido Rodrigo

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Royal authority in the biblical quotations of the Old English Pastoral Care by Faulkner, A

“…The Old English Pastoral Care, a late-ninth-century translation of Gregory the Great’s Regula pastoralis attributed to Alfred the Great, is a text without a clear authorial voice. …”

Beowulf 501b and the authority of old English poetical manuscripts by Pascual, RJ

“…In his Old English grammar, A. Campbell put forward his theory of Old English accentuation, according to which disyllabic words like Bēowulf and ǣniġ receive a half-stress only if made trisyllabic by the addition of an inflection (as in Bēowulfes or ǣniġra), provided the middle syllable is heavy. …”

Folk horror: hell and the land in Old English homilies for Rogationtide by Appleton, H

The Old English Life of St Neot and the legends of King Alfred by Godden, M

The light in the Old English Rhyming Poem, lines 1–2 by Soper, H

“…The opening lines of the Exeter Book’s Rhyming Poem (RP) reflect the generally enigmatic and imagistic approach of this unusual piece of Old English verse, which sustains end-rhyme alongside its alliterative metre throughout. …”

Spatial dialectics: poetic technique and the landscape of old English verse by Thomas, D

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The language of wealth in Old English literature: from the conversion to Alfred by Faulkner, A

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Vulnerable bodies: the poetics of protection in the Old English Metrical Charms by Batten, C

Subjects: “…English literature--Old English, ca. 450-1100…”

The syntax of the Old English preverbal ge- in the light of the theory of language changes as strengthenings or weakenings by Frančiška Trobevšek-Drobnak

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Review: Corpus Stylistics in Principles and Practice. A Stylistic Exploration of John Fowles’ The Magus by Wynne, M

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Liturgy and Learning: The Encyclopaedic Function of the <i>Old English Martyrology</i> by John Joseph Gallagher

“…This article examines the broad, encyclopaedic ambit of the scholarly information contained in the ninth-century <i>Old English Martyrology</i>. Martyrologies generally serve as para-liturgical resources outlining the contours of the liturgical year and the biographies of the saints commemorated throughout its course. …”
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Polysemy in specialized lexicon from Old English to Present-Day English by Elvira Pérez Iglesias

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The Art of Dying: Making a Will in Old English and Its Sociolinguistic Context by Timofeeva Olga

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The role of derivational paradigms with adjectival base in Old English word-formation by Carmen Novo Urraca

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The Lexical Domains of Ugliness and Aesthetic Horror in the Old English Formulaic Style by Francisco Javier Minaya Gómez

“…The findings from this study evidence a lack of use of terms for negative aesthetic experience in Old English poetry that suggests that the lexical domain of ugliness and related emotional responses were not fundamental constituents of the Old English formulaic style, while the lexical domain of beauty and its responses were. …”
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