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11 Riddling across the Channel: The Poems on fols 1r and 35r–v of Brussels, KBR, ms. 1828–30
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Contributors ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Old English Philology across the North Sea: Origins, Innovations and Connections 1
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I PARALLELS AND DIFFERENCES
- 1 The ‘Anglo-Frisian’ Runic Zone: From Context to Concept 19
- 2 The Evolution of Legal Reasoning in England and Frisia, 900–1300 40
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II INTERACTIONS
- 3 International Conversations: Multilingualism among Elite Anglo-Saxons and Normans 65
- 4 Two Anglo-Saxon Missionaries in Saxony: Ewald the Black and Ewald the White 83
- 5 ‘Worse than heathens!’ English Kings and Charlemagne in 786–96 101
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III INTELLECTUAL INFLUENCES
- 6 The Iconography of the oculi mentis on the Fuller Brooch as a Visual Kenning 123
- 7 Consuming (in) the Dialogi: Food and Gardens in Werferth’s Old English Dialogues 136
- 8 The Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts of Caesarius of Arles 159
- 9 Criss-Crossing the Channel: Isidore, Aldhelm, Thomas and All That (Monstrous) Jazz 186
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IV MANUSCRIPT CONNECTIONS
- 10 Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent 227
- 11 Riddling across the Channel: The Poems on fols 1r and 35r–v of Brussels, KBR, ms. 1828–30 251
- 12 Quid Saxonica cum magia? Old English in an Early Modern Magic Manuscript 269
- Selected Publications on Old English Philology by Rolf H. Bremmer Jr 289
- General Index 296
- Index of Manuscripts 307
- Tabula Gratulatoria 310
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Contributors ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Old English Philology across the North Sea: Origins, Innovations and Connections 1
-
I PARALLELS AND DIFFERENCES
- 1 The ‘Anglo-Frisian’ Runic Zone: From Context to Concept 19
- 2 The Evolution of Legal Reasoning in England and Frisia, 900–1300 40
-
II INTERACTIONS
- 3 International Conversations: Multilingualism among Elite Anglo-Saxons and Normans 65
- 4 Two Anglo-Saxon Missionaries in Saxony: Ewald the Black and Ewald the White 83
- 5 ‘Worse than heathens!’ English Kings and Charlemagne in 786–96 101
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III INTELLECTUAL INFLUENCES
- 6 The Iconography of the oculi mentis on the Fuller Brooch as a Visual Kenning 123
- 7 Consuming (in) the Dialogi: Food and Gardens in Werferth’s Old English Dialogues 136
- 8 The Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts of Caesarius of Arles 159
- 9 Criss-Crossing the Channel: Isidore, Aldhelm, Thomas and All That (Monstrous) Jazz 186
-
IV MANUSCRIPT CONNECTIONS
- 10 Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent 227
- 11 Riddling across the Channel: The Poems on fols 1r and 35r–v of Brussels, KBR, ms. 1828–30 251
- 12 Quid Saxonica cum magia? Old English in an Early Modern Magic Manuscript 269
- Selected Publications on Old English Philology by Rolf H. Bremmer Jr 289
- General Index 296
- Index of Manuscripts 307
- Tabula Gratulatoria 310