Resources for students & teachers

Jackson, Miss.—­Shropshire Wordbook, by Georgina F. Jackson.  London, 1879.

Jamieson’s Scottish Dictionary.  A new edition, ed.  J. Longmuir and D. Donaldson.  Paisley, 1879-87. 4to. 4 vols. and Supplement.

Layamon’s Brut; ed.  Sir F. Madden.  London, 1847. 3 vols.

Minot’s Poems; ed.  J. Hall.  Oxford, 1887.

Morris, Rev. R., LL.D.; The Blickling Homilies. (E.E.T.S.) London, 1880.

——­ Old English Miscellany. (E.E.T.S.) London, 1872.

——­ Old English Homilies, Series I and II. (E.E.T.S.) London, 1867 and 1873.

——­ Specimens of Early English.  Part I. 1150-1300.  Second Edition.  Oxford, 1885.

Morris, Rev. R. and Skeat, Rev. W.W.; Specimens of Early English.  Part II.  Third edition.  Oxford, 1894.

Murray, Sir James A.H.  The Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland.  (Phil.  Soc.) London, 1873.

N.E.D.—­The New English Dictionary; by Sir James A.H.  Murray, H. Bradley, and W.A.  Craigie.  Oxford, 1888-.

Ormulum; ed.  R.M.  White.  Oxford, 1852. 2 vols.

Pricke of Conscience, by Richard Rolle de Hampole; ed.  R. Morris. (Phil. 
Soc.) London, 1863.

Psalter, by R. Rolle de Hampole; ed.  Rev. H.R.  Bramley.  Oxford, 1884.

Robert of Gloucester; ed.  W. Aldis Wright. (Record Series.) London, 1887. 2 vols.

Skeat, Rev. Walter W.; The Chaucer Canon.  Oxford, 1900.

——­ Etymological English Dictionary.  New edition.  Oxford, 1910.

——­ The Holy Gospels, in Anglo-Saxon, Northumbrian, and Mercian Versions.  Cambridge, 1871-87.

——­ Primer of English Etymology.  Fifth edition.  Oxford, 1910.

——­ Principles of English Etymology, Series I. Second edition.  Oxford, 1892.

Sweet, H.; An Anglo-Saxon Reader.  Seventh edition.  Oxford, 1894.

——­ A Second Anglo-Saxon Reader, Archaic and Dialectal.  Oxford, 1887.

——­ The Oldest English Texts. (E.E.T.S.) London, 1885.

Trevisa.—­Higden’s Polychronicon; with Trevisa’s English Version; ed.  C. Babington, B.D., and the Rev. J.R.  Lumby, D.D. (Record Series.) 9 vols.  London, 1865-86.

Wise, J.R.; Shakspere, his Birthplace and its Neighbourhood.  London, 1861.

INDEX

Aberdeen dialect, 112, 113
Adam’s body, materials of, 21, 22
Alfred, King, 47, 48
Allen, Grant, Anglo-Saxon Britain, 85
Alliterative Poems, ed.  Morris, 80
Altenglische Dichtungen, 52
Ambry, aumbry, 97
Ancren Riwle, 49
Anglian period, 14
Anglo-French words in dialects, 94-96
Anglo-Saxon, 10, 11, 12
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 12, 48
  Laud MS., 73
Arain, arles, arris, asew, assith, 97
Assoilyie, astre, aunsel, aunter, aver, averous, 97, 98
Atkinson’s (Cleveland) Glossary, 44
Awfully, 4
Ayenbite of Inwyt, 59, 60
Ayrshire dialect, 113, 114