Keyword [Anglo-Saxon]
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| 81. | The concept of kingship in Anglo-Saxon and Chinese literature: A comparative study of 'Beowulf' and 'Xuanhe Yishi' |
| 82. | Translation and Anglo-Saxon hagiography: Abbo of Fleury's 'Passion of St. Edmund' and AElfric's Old English translation |
| 83. | Reading, literacy, and the writing of history in the 'Anglo-Saxon Chronicle' |
| 84. | Reinventing the nation: Anglo-Saxon romantic racial nationalism from Dixon to James |
| 85. | Norman reform of the Anglo-Saxon Church |
| 86. | Forged ties: The 'comitatus' and Anglo -Saxon poetry |
| 87. | The craft of the Old English glossator: Latin hymns in 'The Anglo-Saxon Hymnarium' |
| 88. | Women, literacy, and intellectual culture in Anglo-Saxon England |
| 89. | The poems of the 'Anglo-Saxon Chronicles': Poetry of convergence |
| 90. | THE MODAL VERBS OF OLD ENGLISH (ANGLO-SAXON, SYNTAX) |
| 91. | HOPKINS, BARNES, AND THE 'TEUTONIZERS': THE ROLE OF WILLIAM BARNES AND THE ANGLO-SAXON PURISTS IN THE FORMATION OF GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS' POETIC LANGUAGE |
| 92. | MANOR, VILL, AND HUNDRED: RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE REGION OF MICHELDEVER, HAMPSHIRE, 700-1100 (ENGLAND, WESSEX, ANGLO-SAXON) |
| 93. | THE PROSE MAXIM IN OLD ENGLISH: AELFRIC AND WULFSTAN (RHETORIC, LITERATURE, ANGLO-SAXON) |
| 94. | ANGLO-SAXON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ENGLAND) |
| 95. | THE ANGLO-SAXON AND NORMAN 'EIGENKIRCHE' AND THE ECCLESIASTICAL POLICY OF WILLIAM I |
| 96. | FEUDAL ANTECEDENTS IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND |
| 97. | Broaching the subject: The geometry of Anglo-Saxon composite brooches |
| 98. | Agents unto themselves: Reconstructing the narrative of women's roles in the Anglo-Saxon conversion |
| 99. | 'Tha Com of More under Misthleothum Grendel Gongan': The Scholarly and Popular Reception of Beowulf's Grendel from 1805 to the Present Day |
| 100. | The 'ideal self' stands alone: A phenomenological psychological descriptive analysis of Anglo Saxon American self-concept formation in relation to ancestral connectedness |
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