Anglo-Saxon Litanies of the Saints

Michael Lapidge

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Part 1 Introduction: the liturgical background - supplicatory prayer the insular origin of the litany of the saints the insular diffusion of the litany of the saints the continental diffusion of the litany of the saints the litany of the saints in later Anglo-Saxon England later influence of the liturgical form. Part 2 The manuscripts. Part 3 Anglo-Saxon litanies of the saints - the texts.

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