Old English studies in honour of John C. Pope.
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[Toronto], [Buffalo]
University of Toronto Press
[1974]
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Table of Contents:
- Andersson, T.M. The discovery of darkness in northern literature
- Payne, F.A. Three aspects of Wyrd in Beowulf
- Berger, H. and Leicester, H.M. Social structure as doom: the limits of heroism in Beowulf
- Burlin, R.B. Inner weather and interlace: a note on the semantic value of structure in Beowulf
- Bessinger, J.B. Homage to Caedmon and others: a Beowulfian praise song
- Greenfield, S.B. Gifstol and Goldhoard in Beowulf
- Robinson, F.C. Elements of the marvellous in the characterization of Beowulf: a reconsideration of the textual evidence
- Stanley, E.G. Some observations on the A3 lines in Beowulf
- Malone, K. The rhythm of Deor
- Burchfield, R.W. The prosodic terminology of Anglo-Saxon scholars
- Irving, E.B. Exodus retraced
- Eliason, N.E. On Wulf and Eadwacer
- Cross, J.E. Mainly on philology and the interpretative criticism of Maldon
- Mitchell, B. The "fuglas scyne" of the Phoenix, line 591
- Whitelock, D. The list of chapter-headings in the Old English Bede
- Collins, R.L. and Clemoes, P. The common origin of Ælfric fragments at New Haven, Oxford, Cambridge, and Bloomington
- Borroff, M. John Collins Pope: A bibliography (p. [327]-330).