Old English Lexicology and Lexicography – Essays in Honor of Antonette diPaolo Healey: Anglo-Saxon Studies

Maren Clegg Hyer, Haruko Momma, Samantha Zacher

Introduction - Maren Clegg Hyer and Haruko Momma and Samantha Zacher Beowulf and the Art of Invention - Andy Orchard Juliana 53a Revisited (hætsð hæþenweoh) - Robert Getz Wounds and Compensation in the Old English Soul and Body Poems - Christopher A Jones Defining and Refining: Ælfric's Access to Gregory's Homiliae in Evangelia - Joyce Hill Lambeth Homily 4 and the Textual Tradition of the Visio Pauli - Stephen Pelle 'A Vision of Souls': Charity, Judgment, and the Utility of the Old English Vision of St. Paul - Haruko Momma The Vocabulary of Sin and the Eight Cardinal Sins - Paul E Szarmach The King (and Queen) and 'I': Self-Construction in Some Anglo-Saxon Royal Documents - Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe Anglo-Saxon Maccabees: Political Theology in Ælfric's Lives of Saints - Samantha Zacher Nunne in Early Old English: Misogyny in its Literary Context - Christine Rauer Cingulum est custodiam: Semiotics and the Semantic Range of gyrdels - Maren Clegg Hyer Island Time: The English Day and the Christian Hours - Roy M Liuzza 'Revising Hell': The Voices of Teachers in Anglo-Saxon Studies and Anglo-Saxon England - Damian Fleming Cryptography and the Lexicographer: Codifying the Code - Donald G Scragg Genre and the Dictionary of Old English - Jane Toswell Reading Beowulf with Isidore's Etymologies - Roberta Frank