… It may, perhaps, be contended, from this point of view, that the standard Anglo-Saxon
Readers like Sweet's and Bright's contain more material than can be made use of in the tinme at …

… dictionary when a Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary was brought … including my own glossaries
to the Anglo-Saxon Reader and … The great difficulty of Anglo-Saxon lexicography is that we …

… Finally, when reading any Anglo-Saxon text, we must keep in mind that the scribes were
not simply mere copyists, but that many of them may well have recomposed parts of the texts …

… in Anglo-Saxon literature. An understanding of how this vocabulary reflects the Anglo-Saxon …
Chapter Three is a survey of the Anglo-Saxon metaphors of the mind. Physical attributes …

… in an attempt to compile an Anglo-Saxon Dictionary. The Anglo-Saxon remains are varied in
… To compile an Anglo-Saxon Dictionary calls for so much in the compiler that some leniency …

… As the limited number of original Old English texts suitable for beginners was nearly exhausted
in my AngloSaxon Reader, I was obliged in the Primer to rely mainly on Biblical extracts …

… , the giver of life versus the first killer's kin, the brightness of Heorot versus "the murk” (l. 87)
of … (In the translations included in this volume the reader may detect a number of lines that …

… Readers of our own age sometimes feel an antiquarian fascination when reading virtually any
… (Then Scilling and I raised up a song with bright and clear voice before our victorious lord; …

… Numerous prefaces, learned footnotes and stage directions in these works supplied readers
with the 'facts' about Anglo-Saxon minstrels, their apparel, education, tools of the trade and …