What does OEL stand for?

Old English Language

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95 Hardcover PR1585 A specialist in Old English language and literature, Staver offers some background and suggestions for students who are studying the Old English poem Beowulf in modern translation.

A companion to Beowulf

00 1-800-565-9523 Families Of The King: Writing Identity In The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle by Alice Sheppard (Assistant Professor, Department of English, Pennsylvania State University) directly addresses the central interpretative question with respect to the student of five primary manuscripts that together offer a contemporary history of Anglo-Saxon English ranging from the ninth to the twelfth centuries, and materially contribute to understanding the body of Old English prose and poetic texts which in turn, enabled scholars to document how the Old English language evolved and changed.

Families of the King