The Old English heroic poem known today by the editorial title of Beowulf survives, albeit damaged, in a single source: Cotton Vitellius A.xv of the British Library in London. This is a composite of two manuscripts, often called the Southwick Codex and the Nowell Codex, which were probably combined in the late sixteenth or early seventeenth century. The latter manuscript, which contains Beowulf, is thought likely to date from between the late tenth and early eleventh centuries AD. Beowulf, ho..
This article presents selected aspects of the anonymous Old English epic Beowulf in which the elemen...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
"With facsimile of the Unique Manuscript in the British Museum, Cotton. Vitellius A XV.""Bibliograph...
Beowulf is the conventional title of an Old English epic poem consisting of 3182 alliterative long ...
The best-known literary achievement of Anglo-Saxon England, Beowulf is a poem concerned with monster...
Beowulf exists in only one eleventh-century manuscript, alongside four other texts: St Christopher, ...
The Old English epic Beowulf is under discussion in this essay and the idea of the truth embedded in...
Modern literary criticism of Beowulf has raised the poem\u27 far above its value as merely an histor...
Abstract: Although it has been fashionable lately to read Old English poetry as being critical of th...
There was a time, not too long ago, when we thought we knew a great deal more about Beowulf than we ...
The Nowell codex, bound into BL MS Cotton Vitellius A.xv, now contains five Old English texts: The P...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
Ever since the Nowell Codex began to attract serious interest, almost two hundred years ago, scholar...
"List of Old-English words": p. li-lii."A literal line-for-line version in rhythmical form.""With fa...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
This article presents selected aspects of the anonymous Old English epic Beowulf in which the elemen...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
"With facsimile of the Unique Manuscript in the British Museum, Cotton. Vitellius A XV.""Bibliograph...
Beowulf is the conventional title of an Old English epic poem consisting of 3182 alliterative long ...
The best-known literary achievement of Anglo-Saxon England, Beowulf is a poem concerned with monster...
Beowulf exists in only one eleventh-century manuscript, alongside four other texts: St Christopher, ...
The Old English epic Beowulf is under discussion in this essay and the idea of the truth embedded in...
Modern literary criticism of Beowulf has raised the poem\u27 far above its value as merely an histor...
Abstract: Although it has been fashionable lately to read Old English poetry as being critical of th...
There was a time, not too long ago, when we thought we knew a great deal more about Beowulf than we ...
The Nowell codex, bound into BL MS Cotton Vitellius A.xv, now contains five Old English texts: The P...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
Ever since the Nowell Codex began to attract serious interest, almost two hundred years ago, scholar...
"List of Old-English words": p. li-lii."A literal line-for-line version in rhythmical form.""With fa...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
This article presents selected aspects of the anonymous Old English epic Beowulf in which the elemen...
"A literal line-for-line version" in rhythmical form."With facsimile of the unique manuscript in the...
"With facsimile of the Unique Manuscript in the British Museum, Cotton. Vitellius A XV.""Bibliograph...