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The Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records Krapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42. Vol. 1 The Junius Manuscript Vol. 2 The Vercelli Book Vol. 3 The Exeter Book Vol. 4 Beowulf and Judith Vol. 5 Paris Psalter and Boethius Vol. 6 The Minor Poems
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The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 1 The Junius Manuscript Vol. 2 The Vercelli Book Vol. 3 The Exeter Book Vol. 4 Beowulf and Judith Vol. 5 Paris Psalter and Boethius Vol. 6 The Minor Poems Paleography: all c.1000, or second half of 10th cent.
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 1 The Junius Manuscript • Bodleian Junius XI • 116 folios • Sometimes called the Cædmon Manuscript • Franciscus Junius, first publisher 1655 • Genesis A, Geneis B, Exodus, Daniel, Christ and Satan
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 2 The Vercelli Book • Chapter Library of the Cathedral in Vercelli, Northern Italy, Cod. CXVII • 136 folios • 23 prose homilies + prose life of St. Guðlác. • Six poems: Andreas, Fates of the Apostles, Soul and Body I, Homeletic Fragment I, Dream of the Rood, Elene.
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 3 The Exeter Book • Codex Exoniensis in the Lilbrary of Exeter Cathedral • Donated to the Library by Leofric Bishop of Exeter in 1072 • .i. micel englisc boc be gehwylcum þingum on leoðwisan geworht • 131 folios • incl Deor, Wulf, Wanderer, Seafarer
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 4 Beowulf and Judith • MS Cotton Vitelius Axv of the British Museum. • 2 manuscripts bound together, 116 folios
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 5 Paris Psalter and Boethius • Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris Fonds Latin 8824 • 186 folios
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Vol. 6 The Minor Poems • some 40 poems from various manuscrirpts • incl Finnsburgh, Maldon, text of the Ruthwell Cross
The Anglo-Saxon Poetic RecordsKrapp and Dobbie, Columbia University Press 1939-42 Downloadable from OUCS: http://ota.ox.ac.uk/desc/3009 The complete OTA Old English corpus is available at http://ota.ahds.ac.uk/desc/0163
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