An edition of Philological essays
(1970)
Philological essays
studies in Old and Middle English language and literature, in honour of Herbert Dean Meritt.
by Herbert Dean Meritt
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Deep in the Cretan cave, by Y. Winters.
Herbert Dean Meritt: a biographical sketch, by R. W. Ackerman.
Bibliography of the writings of Herbert Dean Meritt, by F. C. Robinson and J. J. Quinn (p. [13]-15)
On the consonantal phonemes of Old English, by S. M. Kuhn.
Much and many: the historical development of a modern English distributional pattern, by A. H. Marckwardt.
Beowulf's old age, by J. C. Pope.
Destiny and the heroic warrior in Beowulf, by G. V. Smithers.
Death and transfiguration: Guthlac B, by J. L. Rosier.
Verse influences in Old English prose, by A. Campbell.
Lexicography and literary criticism: a caveat, by F. C. Robinson.
The rhetorical lore of the Boceras in Byhrtferth's Manual, by J. J. Murphy.
The authorship of the account of King Edgar's establishment of monasteries, by D. Whitelock.
Six words in the Blickling Homilies, by R. L. Collins.
Some notes on the Liber scintillarum and its Old English gloss, by R. Derolez.
A. S. Napier, 1853-1916, by N. Ker.
The Venus of Alanus de Insulis and the Venus of Chaucer, by D. B. Loomis.
"The tale of Gareth" and the unity of Le morte Darthur, by R. W. Ackerman.
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