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.

Eight leaves photocopied from Cyril L. Smetana, "Aelfric and the Homiliary of Haymo of Halberstad," in Traditio, vol. 17 (New York: Fordham University Press, 1961), pp. 467-469.

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-three leaves photocopied from Cyril L. Smetana," Aelfric and the Early Medieval Homiliary," in Tradition, vol. 15 (New York: Fordham University Press, 1959), pp. 163-204.

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.

Seventeen leaves photocopied from C. Alphonso Smith, "The Order of Words in Anglo-Saxon Prose," in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, vol. 8, edited by James W. Bright (Baltimore: John Murphy & Company, 1893), pp. 210-244.

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.

Twelve leaves (with two unattached slips of yellow paper) photocopied from Aldo Ricci, "The Anglo-Saxon Eleventh-Century Crisis," in The Review of English Studies, vol. 5, edited by R. B. McKerrow (London: Sidgwick & Jackson, LTD., January 1929), pp. 1-11.

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.

Ten leaves comprising an offprint with an inscription by the author for Robert C. Rice "The Penitential Motif in Cynewulf's Fates of the Apostles and in HIs Epilogues," originally published in Anglo-Saxon England 6 (Cambridge University Press, 1977).