Box 7

Aelfric Archive consists of offprints, photocopies, and drafts of articles that appear in the Aelfric: an annotated bibliography by Professor Reinsma. The articles and papers are about Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham, who lived from approximately 955 CE to 1020 CE. Due to his grasp of languages Aelfric is sometimes referred to as "Grammaticus." The archive primarily contains copies of critical studies pertaining to literature he produced.

Twenty-five leaves photocopied from L. Langley, Principia Saxonica: Or An Introduction to Anglo-Saxon Reading Comprising Aelfric's Homily (London: John Russell Smith, 1844), pp. v-x, 1-33, 36-39, 78-79.

Aelfric Archive consists of offprints, photocopies, and drafts of articles that appear in the Aelfric: an annotated bibliography by Professor Reinsma. The articles and papers are about Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham, who lived from approximately 955 CE to 1020 CE. Due to his grasp of languages Aelfric is sometimes referred to as "Grammaticus." The archive primarily contains copies of critical studies pertaining to literature he produced.

Sixteen leaves photocopied from Guy Lanoe, "Approche de quelques eveques moines en Angleterre au X[] siecle," in Cahiers de Civlisation Medievale, vol. 19 (1976), pp. 135-50.

Eleven leaves photocopied from Micheline-Maurice Lares, "Types et Optiques de Traductions et Adaptations de L'ancien Testament en Anglais du Haut Moyen Age," in The Bible and Medieval Culture, edited by W. Lourdaux and D. Verhel (Leuven: Leuven University Press, 1979), pp. 70-88.

Six leaves of lined, green paper containing notes on Aelfric handwritten in green and black ink.

One leaf of notebook paper containing notes on Aelfric handwritten in pencil and ink.

Aelfric Archive consists of offprints, photocopies, and drafts of articles that appear in the Aelfric: an annotated bibliography by Professor Reinsma. The articles and papers are about Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham, who lived from approximately 955 CE to 1020 CE. Due to his grasp of languages Aelfric is sometimes referred to as "Grammaticus." The archive primarily contains copies of critical studies pertaining to literature he produced.

Four leaves of typed notes with handwritten comments titled "Bible and Civlisation (M. Lares)."

Forty-four leaves photocopied from Micheline M. Lares, Bible et Civlisation Anglaise: Naissance D'une Tradition (Paris: Didier), pp. 338-345, 220-279, 322-335.