Alfred the Wise: Studies in Honour of Janet Bately on the Occasion of Her Sixty-Fifth Birthday

Abstract

A Celtic etymology for Old English deor (brave), Andrew Breeze Aelfric's Letters and the Excerptiones Ecgberhti, J.E. Cross and Andrew Hamer Old English orc (cup, goblet) - a Latin loan-word with attitude, Roberta Frank Sodom and Gomorrah in prose works from Alfred's reign, Allen J. Frantzen Waerferth and King Alfred - the fate of the Old English Dialogues, M.R. Godden the first venture into medieval geography - Lambarde's map of the Saxon Heptarchy (1568), Walter Goffart ece (eternal) in Aelfric, Lynne Grundy the at Ramsey, Cyril Hart Aelfric's Homily on the Holy Innocents - the sources reviewed, Joyce Hill Anglo-Saxon entries in the Liber Vitae of Brescia, Simon Keynes analysis of a translator - the Old English Wonders of the East, Ann Knock the Sign 7 in the Annal for 871 in the Parker Chronicle MS Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 173, Bruce Mitchell ...sicit olim gens Francorum...nunc gens Anglorum - Fulk's letter to Alfred revisited, Janet L. Nelson Alfredian piety - the Book of Nunnaminster, Barbara Raw fela martyra (many martyrs) - a different view of Orisius's city, Jane Roberts Wifcythe and the morality of the Cynewulf and Cyneheard episode in the Chronicle, D.G. Scragg the solar eclipse of Wednesday 29th October 878 - 9th-century historical records and the findings of modern astronomy, Alfred B. Smyth on the laws of King Alfred - the end of the preface and the beginning of the laws, E.G. Stanley Alfred's Boethius and the Four Cardinal Virtues, Paul E. Szarmach the Lambarde problem - 80 years on, Patrick Wormald.

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