An edition of The battle of Maldon (1937)

The battle of Maldon

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Language
English
Pages
85

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Cover of: The battle of Maldon
The battle of Maldon
1937, Methuen & co., ltd.
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Edition Notes

"Edited from Elphinston's transcript in ms. Rawlinson B 203 (designated E), which reproduces most features of the text as it stood in the eleventh-century Cotton ms. Otho A xii (burned in 1731 ...)"--p. 40.

Published in
London
Series
Methuen's Old English library. General editors: A. H. Smith, PH. D., and F. Norman, M. A. [A. Poetic texts, 6]

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
829.1, (829.082)
Library of Congress
PR1502 .M4 Ser. A, no. 6, PR1502 .M4 Ser.A no.6

The Physical Object

Pagination
ix, [1] 85 p. [1] p.
Number of pages
85

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6372522M
LCCN
38018643
OCLC/WorldCat
2054620
Library Thing
274056

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