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Frederick M. Biggs

20 works· latest 2017· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Most cited in this library

The Old English Poem 'Judgement Day II': A Critical Edition with Editions of 'De die iudicii' and Hatton 113 Homily 'Be domes daege'2003 · 40 citations
The Politics of Succession in "Beowulf" and Anglo-Saxon England2005 · 30 citations
Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture: A Trial Version1990 · 21 citations
Source of Wisdom2007 · 18 citations
The Fourfold Division of Souls: The Old English ‘Christ III’ and the Insular Homiletic Tradition1990 · 13 citations

Works

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Chaucer's Decameron and the Origin of the Canterbury Tales

·2017·1 author

10citations

Bede’s Martyrologium and the Martyrologium Hieronymianum

Analecta Bollandiana·2016·1 author

4citations

7 History and Fiction in the Frisian Raid

Boydell and Brewer eBooks·2014·1 author·chapter

5citations

The Miller's Tale and Decameron 3.4

The Journal of English and Germanic Philology·2009·1 author·Open access

2citations

Source of Wisdom

University of Toronto Press eBooks·2007·3 authors·book

18citations

Ælfric's Mark, Other Things, and Apostolic Authority

Studies in philology·2007·1 author

2citations

The Dream of the Rood and Guthlac B as a Literary Context for the Monsters in Beowulf

Studies in the early Middle Ages·2007·1 author·chapter

4citations

Seventeen Words of Middle Dutch Origin in the Miller's Tale?

Notes and Queries·2006·1 author

3citations

The Miller's Tale and Heile van Beersele

The Review of English Studies·2005·1 author

4citations

The Politics of Succession in "Beowulf" and Anglo-Saxon England

Speculum·2005·1 author

30citations

Beowulf and some fictions of the Geatish succession

Anglo-Saxon England·2003·1 author

5citations

Hondscioh and Æschere in Beowulf

Neophilologus·2003·1 author

5citations

The Old English Poem 'Judgement Day II': A Critical Edition with Editions of 'De die iudicii' and Hatton 113 Homily 'Be domes daege'

The Modern Language Review·2003·2 authors

40citations

Beowulf's Fight with the Nine Nicors

The Review of English Studies·2002·1 author

3citations

The Naming of Beowulf and Ecgtheow's Feud

Philological quarterly·2001·1 author

2citations

Traditions concerning Jamnes and Mambres in Anglo-Saxon England

Anglo-Saxon England·1996·2 authors

8citations

Biblical Glosses in Aefric's Translation of Genesis

Notes and Queries·1991·1 author

2citations

Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture: A Trial Version

Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)·1990·1 author·Open access

21citations

The Fourfold Division of Souls: The Old English ‘Christ III’ and the Insular Homiletic Tradition

Traditio·1990·1 author

13citations

SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS IN THE OLD ENGLISH MAXIMS I , PART I

Notes and Queries·1988·2 authors

3citations