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C.E. Wright Catalogue of Manuscripts containing Anglo-Saxon, by N. R. Ker 28/1 p. 53

languages

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  • Old Norse
  • Old French
  • Italian
  • Middle English
  • Old Saxon
  • Bede's Latin

works

  • Textus Roffensis
  • ¿lfric Homilies
  • Solomon and Saturn fragment
  • Corpus Pastoral Care
  • Bilingual Rule of St. Benedict
  • ¿lfric's Grammar
  • laws of Cnut
  • Anglo-Saxon Charms
  • Bede
  • Ormulum
  • Paris Psalter
  • Beowulf
  • Bald's Leechbook
  • Peterborough Chronicle
  • Gedmon manuscript
  • Hatton Cura Pastoralis
  • Tollemache Orosius
  • Exeter Book
  • Epinal Glossary
  • Eadwine's Psalter
  • Cadmon

people

  • Sir George Wheler
  • Sir Edward Dering
  • Abraham Wheloc
  • William Lisle
  • Sir Robert Cotton
  • William Lambard
  • John Joscelyn
  • Matthew Parker
  • John Dee
  • George Hickes
  • Sir Simonds D'Ewes
  • Paul D'Ewes
  • Robert Bourscough
  • George I
  • John Moore
  • Robert Harley
  • Humfrey Wanley

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