Anglo-Saxon England

This Volume Offers Fundamental Evidence And Discussion Illuminating A Wide Range Of Important Subjects: Possible Influence Of Cicero On Bede''S Attitude To Rhetoric; The Probability That Theodore And Hadrian Brought A Glossary From Italy To England; The Traditional Concept Of The Narrator In Old English Poetry; The Nationality Of The Author Of The Old English Poem Genesis B; The Conceptions Of History Controlling The Old English Orosius; The Establishment Of Square Minuscule As The Standard English Script Of The Tenth Century; Criteria For Distinguishing Between Anglo-Saxon Script Written In England And Script Written By Anglo-Saxons On The Continent; The Grounds For Claiming That Certain Surviving Pre-Conquest Manuscripts Were Once At Glastonbury; The Extent Of The Circulation Of Prudentius''S Psychomachia In Anglo-Saxon England; The Regional Distribution Of Names Of Different Origins Among The Moneyers Of The Anglo-Danish Era. Early And Late Periods And North And South Thus Find A Place In This Searching Treatment Of Intellectual Cultural And Settlement Issues. The Usual Comprehensive Bibliography Rounds Off The Book.