World Literature
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- Earliest Life of St Gregory the Great
- Written by a monk or nun at Whitby. Excerpts from the Latin text together with modern English translations of the excerpts. Includes link to manuscript images.
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- Latin Writings in England to the Time of Alfred
- Describes the Latin works produced by English authors up to King Alfred's reign. Covers Gildas, Nennius, Aldhelm, Bede, Alcuin, and other authors.
- 524
- Sound Recording from Beowulf
- Sound recording of lines 26-52 (the funeral of Scyld Scefing). Each ornamented capital in the Old English text is a link to a corresponding sound file.
- 525
- Sound Recording from Beowulf
- Sound recording of lines 64-125 (life in Hrothgar's hall). The recording is accompanied by the Old English text and textual notes.
- 526
- Anglo-Saxon Versions of Scripture
- A collection of articles on the Old English versions of the Bible. Covers the history of Biblical translations in Anglo-Saxon England and includes bibliography.
- 527
- Lindisfarne Gospels
- An introduction to the manuscript and an explanation of its significance. From the British Library.
- 528
- Lindisfarne, Rushworth, and West Saxon Glosses
- Describes the continuous Old English glosses of Latin words in the Lindisfarne and Rushworth Gospels. Also covers the complete Old English translation known as the West-Saxon Gospels.
- 529
- Lord's Prayer
- Old English version from the West-Saxon Gospels, together with a modern English translation of the Old English text.
- 531
- Battle of Brunanburh
- Includes background information, Old English text, modern English translations, and an interleaved translation with glossary.
- 533
- Battle of Brunanburh Resource Site
- Includes Old English text, modern English translation, and resources for study of the poem and battle. Provides modern English translations of relevant texts.
- 534
- Battle of Finnsburh
- Old English text and modern English translation by Benjamin Slade. Includes introduction and explanatory notes.
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- Brussels Cross
- Description of the artifact includes the text of the Old English inscription on the cross and a modern English translation.
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- Deor
- Old English text and modern English translation by Benjamin Slade. Includes introduction and explanatory notes.