Leeds studies in English

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  Año 2006, Número 37

  • An Appreciation of Joyce Hill

    Roberta Frank

    págs. 1-8

    

  • Hagiographical Demon or Liturgical Devil? Demonology and Baptismal Imagery in Cynewulf's Elene

    David F. Johnson

    págs. 9-30

    

  • Hypallage in the Old English Exodus

    Michael Lapidge

    págs. 31-40

    

  • Feminine Heroism in the Old English Judith

    Christine Thijs

    págs. 41-62

    

  • The Balanced Parallel in Beowulf

    Rory McTurk

    págs. 63-74

    

  • Vercelli Homily XIV and the Homiliary of Paul the Deacon

    Paul E. Szarmach

    págs. 75-88

    

  • Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 198 and the Blickling Manuscript

    Mary Swan

    págs. 89-100

    

  • A Possible Source for the seofonfealdan Godes gifa

    Teresi Loredana

    págs. 101-110

    

  • Every Picture Tells a Story: Cuthbert's Vestments in the Benedictional of St Æthelwold

    Sarah Larratt Keefer

    págs. 111-134

    

  • Ælfric's Errors: The Evidence

    Richard Marsden

    págs. 135-160

    

  • A Key to Ælfric's Standard Old English

    Mechthild Gretsch

    págs. 161-178

    

  • Ælfric's Scribes

    Donald Scragg

    págs. 179-190

    

  • The Invisible Woman: Ælfric and his Subject Female

    Elaine Treharne

    págs. 191-208

    

  • Hagiographical Imagery of Light and Ælfric's 'Passion of St Dionysius'

    Hugh Magennis

    págs. 209-228

    

  • Rewriting Ælfric: An Alternative Ending of a Rogationtide Homily

    Jonathan Wilcox

    págs. 229-240

    

  • The Irregular Life in Ælfric Bata's Colloquies

    Christopher A. Jones

    págs. 241-260

    

  • Pope Sergius I's Privilege for Malmesbury

    Christine Rauer

    págs. 261-282

    

  • The Rochester Cathedral Library: A Review of Scholarship 1987-2005, Including Annotations to the 1996 Edition of the Catalogues in CBMLC, v. 4

    Mary P. Richards

    págs. 283-320

    

  • A Difficult School Text in Anglo-Saxon England: The Third Book of Abbo's Bella Parisiacae urbis

    Patrizia Lendinara

    págs. 321-343

    

  • The Place which Is Called 'at X': A New Look at Old Evidence

    Janet Bately

    págs. 343-364

    

  • Some Thoughts on the Expression of 'crippled' in Old English

    Jane Roberts

    págs. 365-378

    

  • A Note on Modernity and Archaism in Ælfric's Catholic Homilies and Earlier Texts of Ancrene Wisse

    Philip Shaw

    págs. 379-390

    

  • The Dating of William of Malmesbury's Miracles of the Virgin

    Philip Shaw

    págs. 391-406

    

  • Henry, duke of Lancaster's Book of Holy Medicines: The Rhetoric of Knowledge and Devotion

    Catherine Batt

    págs. 407-416

    

  • Two English-Language Documents from Pre-Dissolution Marrick Priory, North Yorkshire

    Oliver Pickering

    págs. 415-426

    

  • Some Notes on the Amesbury Psalter Crucifixion (All Souls College, Oxford, MS 6

    Peter Meredith

    págs. 427-440

    

  • Pericles and the Simpsons

    Ian N. Wood

    págs. 441-450

    

  • Aesthetic Evaluations of the Sound of Old English: 'About the Anglo-Saxon tongue there was the strength of iron, with the sparkling and the beauty of burnished steel'

    Eric Stanley

    págs. 451-472

    

  • Anglo-Saxon Poetry in Iceland: The Case of Brúnaborgar Bardaga Quida

    Andrew Wawn

    págs. 473-487