One leaf of salmon paper containing information on Minitex.

One leaf photocopied from S. W. Singer, "Aelfric's Colloquy," in Notes and Queries, vol. 16 (16 February 1850), p. 248.

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.

One leaf of yellow paper containing a library receipt for Sisam, "The Scribal Tradition of the Lambeth Homilies," in Review of English Studies, vol. 2 (1951).

One leaf of salmon paper containing information on Minitex.

Five leaves photocopied from Celia Sisam, "The Scribal Tradition of the Lambeth Homilies," in The Review of English Studies, vol. 2 (April 1951), pp. 105-113.

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-six leaves photocopied from Kenneth Sisam, "MSS. Bodley 340 and 342: Aelfric's Catholic Homilies," in The Review of English Studies, vol. 7, edited by R. B. McKerrow (London: Wm. Dawson & Sons LTD., January 1931), pp. 7-22, in The Review of English Studies, vol. 8 (January 1932), pp. 52-68, and in The Review of English Studies, vol. 9 (January 1933), pp. 1-12.

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.

One leaf photocopied from a dissertation abstract for Matthew Victor Skulicz, "A Descriptive Syntax of Aelfric's First Series of Catholic Homilies, MS Royal 7 C xii" (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1970).