Orality and Literacy in Early Middle English

Aelle alliteration alliterative Anglo-Saxon England Annwfn apostrophe Arður Arthur Arthurian B&L no punctuation B&L no text battle Britain Brook and Leslie Caligula castle century Christian classical death devil Diana Early Middle English edition Edmund EETS Emendations FM punctus elevatus formula Frederic Madden Frolle gender Geoffrey godes gods grammatical gender Grimm heathen heien Historia Brittonum Iuliene Katherine Group king Latin Lawman Lazamon Lazamon's Brut letters lines literary idea London Madden medieval Middle English Modred narrative notes Old English oral Otho Otho folio Oxford pagan personifying action personifying association phrase poem poet poetic poetry post-conquest Preiddiau Annwfn prose Pryderi readers reading references Roman Roman de Brut romanticism saints Saracen Saux Saxons Seint SEL St Sleep story subthemes Tervagant tradition transcriptions translation twin collocations verb Wace Wace's Welsh weole word Wulf and Eadwacer wunne þan þat þer þis þurh