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Die angelsächische Rechtspflege und wie man sie später aufgefaßt hat Stanley, Eric Gerald. - München (1999)

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British Academy Papers on Anglo-Saxon England Stanley, Eric Gerald [Hrsg.]. - Oxford (1989)

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Words: For Robert Burchfield's Sixty-fifth Birthday Stanley, Eric Gerald • Hoad, Terry F. [Hrsg.]. - Cambridge (1988)

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A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature Stanley, Eric Gerald. - Toronto (1987)

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Middle English Studies Presented to Norman Davis in Honour of his Seventieth Birthday Gray, Douglas • Stanley, Eric Gerald [Hrsg.]. - Oxford (1983)

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Five Hundred Years of Words and Sounds: a Festschrift for Eric Dobson Stanley, Eric Gerald • Gray, Douglas [Hrsg.]. - Cambridge (1983)

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The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism Stanley, Eric Gerald. - Cambridge [u.a.] (1975)

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Continuations and Beginnings: Studies in Old English Literature Stanley, Eric Gerald [Hrsg.]. - London (1966)

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To seethe; "Old English had certain figurative uses not found later: To try as by fire; to afflict with cares" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2018) - In: Studies Patrizia Lendinara S. 723-742

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The religious Riddles of the Exeter Book Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2018) - In: Filologia germanica Bd. 10 (2018) S. 229-246

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Judgement Day I or ‘The Progress of the Soul': An Edition With Translation and Commentary Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2018) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 65 (2018) S. 161-172

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Exeter Book: Paternal Precepts - An Edition, with Translation, and Comments Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2018) - In: Anglia Bd. 136 (2018) S. 277-295

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Old English Poetic Superlatives Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2017) - In: Anglia Bd. 135 (2017) S. 241-273

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The Lindisfarne Gospels: Aldred's Gloss: For God and St Cuthbert and All the Saints Together Who are in the Island Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2017) - In: The Lindisfarne Gospels. New perspectives S. 206-217

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Wonder-Smiths and Others: smið Compounds in Old English Poetry: With an Excursus on hleahtor Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2017) - In: Neophilologus Bd. 101 (2017) S. 277-304

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Exeter Book Riddles, I: Riddles 60 and 17 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2017) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 64 (2017) S. 213-217

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EXETER BOOK RIDDLES, II: The Significant but Often Misleading Opening Word Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2017) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 64 (2017) S. 355-365

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Beowulf's wundordeað Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2016) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 63 (2016) S. 343-345

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BEOWULF lines 2771a, 3060a: MS wræce unsustainably emended to wræt(t)e Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2016) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 63 (2016) S. 509-514

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Vainglorious Emendations of a Poem in the Exeter Book Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2016) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 63 (2016) S. 4-9

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The Descent Into Hell, a poem in the Exeter Book Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2015) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 62 (2015) S. 6-12

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Proverbe of Chaucer Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2015) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 62 (2015) S. 358-360

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The Gifts of Men: A Favourable Appraisal, with Some New Understandings Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2015) - In: Anglia Bd. 133 (2015) S. 330-377

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The Gnomes of Cotton MS Tiberius B.i Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2015) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 62 (2015) S. 190-199

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Exeter Book Riddle 11: ‘alcohol' and its effects Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2014) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 61 (2014) S. 182-185

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What Six Unalike Lyrics in British Library MS Harley 2253 Have Alike in Manuscript Layout Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2014) - In: FS Toshiyuki Takamiya S. 125-133

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Exeter Maxims I lines 181-7: Gambling Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2014) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 61 (2014) S. 8-11

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Aldred among the West Saxons: Bamburgh, and wat "ebbisca"Might Mean Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2014) - In: Aspects of Anglo-Saxon and Medieval England S. 9-24

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Afterword: Derek Brewer: with ful deuout corage Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2013) - In: Traditions and innovations in the study of Middle English literature S. 279-282

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Fictional Truth in Layamon's Brut Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2013) - In: Layamon's Brut and other Medieval Chronicles S. 81-102

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The Political Notion of Kingship in Lazamon's Brut Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2013) - In: Reading Lazamon's Brut. Approaches and explorations S. 123-136

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Museum Plantin-Moretus MS of Glossaries Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2012) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 59 (2012) S. 463a

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Idle Lustas Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2012) - In: English studies. A journal of English language and literature Bd. 93 (2012) S. 509-518

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Andreas line 339: est ahwette Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2012) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 59 (2012) S. 6-7

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A Thousand Years of English Political Poetry: A Limited Selection Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2012) - In: Neophilologus Bd. 96 (2012) S. 315-332

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Review of Seamus Heaney s Beowulf: A New Translation Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2012) - In: Beowulf at Kalamazoo. Essays on translation and performance S. 371-373

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Juliana Laid to Rest with Songs of Praise, and the Glories of Cynewulf's Poetic Art Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2011) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 75 (2011) S. 83-102

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The Devil, the World, and the Flesh, and the Politics of Medieval and Modern Understanding Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2011) - In: Texte et contexte. Littérature et histoire de l'Europe médiévale S. 33-46

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Runic Mysteries in Old and Middle English Verse and in Modern Scholarship Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2011) - In: Essays Hans Sauer 1 S. 141-160

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The Brain No Hilltop in Place-Names: King Alfred's use of braegn at Prose Psalm 7:16 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2011) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 58 (2011) S. 14-19

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Old English -REORD-: 'language, speech; speak'; REORDBEREND(E Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2011) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 112 (2011) S. 9-36

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Violence in England at a Time of Great English Prose Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2010) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 73 (2010) S. 23-40

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A Grammar of Old Frisian, for the Twenty-First Century Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2010) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 57 (2010) S. 159

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The Beginnings of English Drama, a Questionable Start Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2010) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 57 (2010) S. 181-191

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Sir Thomas Malory Concorded Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 56 (2009) S. 323

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The Uneven Length of Old English Metrical Half-Lines Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: Studi John S. McKinnell S. 32-40

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The alliterative Three dead kings in John Audelay's MS Douce 302 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: My wyl and my wrytyng. Essays on John the Blind Audelay S. 249-293

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The Scansion of Lazamon's Brut: A Historical Sketch Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 56 (2009) S. 175-186

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The Cedar tree that is in Lebanon, euen vnto the Hyssope that springeth out of the wall Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: Old names - new growth. Proceedings of the 2nd ASPNS Conference S. 21-34

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Pre-Texts: Essential Ambiguities in Textuality Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: The Construction of Textual Identity in Medieval and Early Modern Literature S. 17-32

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The Works of the Pearl-poet Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2009) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 56 (2009) S. 1

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Judgment day: hopes, joys, and sorrows in medieval England Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2008) - In: Studies in Medieval and Renaissance history Ser. 3, Bd. 5 (2008) S. 1-53

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The Troy Legend Concorded Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2008) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 55 (2008) S. 115

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The familia in Anglo-Saxon Society: 'household', rather than 'family, home life' as now understood Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2008) - In: Anglia Bd. 126 (2008) S. 37-64

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Lambeth Homilies: Richard Morris's Emendations Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2007) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 54 (2007) S. 224-230

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Malaria in Lydgate's Troy Book Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2007) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 54 (2007) S. 239

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Ohthere and Wulfstan in the Old English Orosius Bately, Janet M.. Stanley, Eric Gerald [Bearb.]. (2007) - In: Ohthere's Voyages. A late 9th-century account of voyages S. 18-39

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"Stapol": A Firm Foundation for Imagery Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2007) - In: Studies Éamonn Ó Carragáin S. 319-332

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Laurence Minot's 'ten lyrick poems, of singular merit, upon the principal events of the reign of the then monarch, king Edward the third Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2007) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 67 (2007) S. 1-19

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Translation notes Stanley, Eric Gerald [Bearb.]. Bately, Janet M. [Hrsg.]. (2007) - In: Ohthere's Voyages. A late 9th-century account of voyages S. 51-59

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'God's Mercy and Kindly Thought': The Meaning of Old English "myne", Spelt "mine" in the will of Wulfwaru Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2006) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 53 (2006) S. 287-289

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FEAR chiefly in Old and Middle English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2006) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 66 (2006) S. 73-115

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Aesthetic Evaluations of the Sound of Old English: 'About the Anglo-Saxon tongue there was the strength of iron, with the sparkling and the beauty of burnished steel' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2006) - In: Leeds studies in English Bd. 37 (2006) S. 451-472

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The prose Menologium and the verse Menologium Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2005) - In: FS Tadao Kubouchi S. 255-268

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Beowulf: Lordlessness in Ancient Times Is the Theme, as Much as the Glory of Kings, if not More Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2005) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 52 (2005) S. 267-281

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An Ideal Bibliography: "Printed Books... Carefully Collected and Methodically Compiled" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2004) - In: Essays Carl T. Berkhout S. 73-84

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Wulfstan and Aelfric: "the true difference between the law and the gospel" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2004) - In: Wulfstan, Archbishop of York. The proceedings of the Second Alcuin Conference S. 429-441

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Fontes Anglo-Saxonum Latini Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2004) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 51 (2004) S. 105

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Did the Anglo-Saxons Have a Social Conscience Like Us? Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2003) - In: Anglia Bd. 121 (2003) S. 238-264

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Old English The Fortunes of Men, lines 80-84 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2003) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 50 (2003) S. 265-267

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Versification Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2003) - In: The Oxford companion to Chaucer S. 478-483

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Middle English Neotsum Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2003) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 50 (2003) S. 276

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Treasures in Keio university library. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2003) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 50 (2003) S. 149

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Lazamon: priest and historiographer Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2002) - In: Lazamon. Contexts, language, and interpretation S. 3-24

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Old English Pat deofol; Se deofol or Just Deofol Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2002) - In: Essays Matsuji Tajima S. 51-71

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The Administration of Law in Anglo-Saxon England: Ideals Formulated by the Bible, Einhard and Hincmar of Rheims - but No Formal Mirror of Princes Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2001) - In: Germanic texts and Latin models S. 53-71

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'A very land-fish, Languagelesse, a monster': Grendel and the like in Old English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2001) - In: Monsters and the monstrous in medieval northwest Europe S. 79-92

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Playing upon words Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2001) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 102 (2001) S. 339-356, 451-468

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Linguistic self-awareness at various times in the history of English from Old English onwards Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2001) - In: Studies Jane Roberts S. 237-253

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Hwæt Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2000) - In: Essays Lynne Grundy S. 525-566

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Old English poetic vocabulary: "the formal word precise but not pedantic" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (2000) - In: Essays Raymond P. Tripp S. 177-200

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St Caedmon Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1998) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 45 (1998) S. 4-5

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Art. Versification Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1998) - In: Medieval England. An encyclopedia S. 756-760

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Words for the Dictionary of Old English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1998) - In: The dictionary of Old English. Retrospects and prospects S. 33-56

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Courtliness and courtesy in Beowulf and elsewhere in English medieval literature. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1998) - In: Studies Fred C. Robinson S. 67-103

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"Rithme royall, and surely it is a royall kinde of verse, seruing best for graue discourse": but always best in Bodleian NIS Arch. Selden B. 24, and not always best transmitted in The Kingis Quair Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1998) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 50 (1998) S. 29-62

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The early Middle Ages = the Dark Ages = the Heroic Age of England and in English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1997) - In: The Middle Ages after the Middle Ages in the English-Speaking World S. 43-77

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The verse forms of Jon the Blynde Awdelay Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1997) - In: Essays Douglas Gray S. 99-121

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Chaucer at Woodstock: a theme in English verse of the eighteenth-century. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1997) - In: The review of English studies Ser. NS, Bd. 48 (1997) S. 157-167

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On the laws of King Alfred: the end of the preface and the beginning of the laws Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1997) - In: Studies Janet Bately S. 211-221

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Personification Without the Distinction of Capitalization, Mainly in Early Middle English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1996) - In: Orality and Literacy in Early Middle English Literature S. 199-226

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How the Elbing Deprives the Vistula of its Name: An Unnoticed Reference Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1996) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 43 (1996) S. 258-259

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The True Counsel of Conscience, or The Ladder of Heaven: In Defence of John Audelay's Unlyrical Lyrics Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1996) - In: FS Theo Stemmler (1996) S. 131-159

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Notes on the terms Old and Middle English (and similar historical linguistic terms) in OED Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 171-173

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The Dialect Origins of Late Old English Verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 42 (1995) S. 1-22

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Owen Manning 1. On Old English Æstel and 2. On the Aldbrough Inscription Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 10-13

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Old English = 'Anglo-Saxon': the modern sense for the language anticipated by Archbishop Matthew Parker in 1567 and by John Strype in 1711, Camden's use in Remaines (1605), etc. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 168-173

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Paradise lost of the Old English dual Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Essays Marie Borroff S. 1-27

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Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Beowulf. Basic readings S. 3-34

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Francis Burton: Old Chaucer's Reeve's Tale ‘Put Into Better Englishe' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 271-278

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Heroic aspects of the Exeter Book riddles Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Essays C. B. Hieatt S. 197-218

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Old English = ‘Anglo-Saxon': William Lambard's Use in 1576 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 437

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‘Arma Virumque Cano'? Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 42 (1995) S. 263-264

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New formulas for old: Caedmon's Hymn Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1995) - In: Pagans and Christians. The Interplay between Christian Latin and Traditional Germanic Cultures S. 131-148

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Heroic women in Old English literature. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1994) - In: FS André Crépin S. 59-69

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Layamon's un-Anglo-Saxon syntax Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1994) - In: The Text and Tradition of Layamon's Brut S. 47-56

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Some problematic sense-divisions in Old English: "glory" and "victory"; "noble," "glorious," and "learned" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1993) - In: Studies Jess B. Bessinger S. 171-226

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'Apo Koinou, chiefly in Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1993) - In: FS Hans Schabram S. 181-207

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Old English ær Conjunction: ‘rather than' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1992) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 39 (1992) S. 11-13

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Wolf, my wolf! Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1992) - In: Studies Frederic G. Cassidy S. 46-62

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Initial clusters of unstressed syllables in half-lines of Beowulf. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1992) - In: Studies Helmut Gneuss S. 263-284

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Robert Dodsley's Archaizing Chaucer Allusion Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1992) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 39 (1992) S. 278-280

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Love Lyrics in Medieval England Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1991) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 38 (1991) S. 285-286

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The Owl and the Nightingale 1335: ‘Þu liest iwis, Þu fule Þing!' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1991) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 38 (1991) S. 152

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Stanley B. Greenfield's Solution of Riddle (ASPR) 39: ‘dream' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1991) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 38 (1991) S. 148-149

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Middle English Metrical Romances Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1991) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 38 (1991) S. 286

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"Hengestes heap", Beowulf 1091 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1990) - In: Britain 400-600. Language and History S. 51-63

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J. Bosworth's Interest in 'Friesic' for His Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language (1838): 'The Friesic Is Far the Most Important Language for My Purpose' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1990) - In: Aspects of old Frisian philology S. 428-452

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"The Rune Poem" 34: "beornum" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1990) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 37 (1990) S. 143-144

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Old English "belehycge": A Ghostword Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1990) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 37 (1990) S. 3-5

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"Pearl", 358, "And py lurez of lyztly leme": Metanalysed Tmesis for the Sake of Alliteration Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1990) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 37 (1990) S. 158-160

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Chaucer's Metre after Chaucer, II: Lydgate and Barclay Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1989) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 36 (1989) S. 151-162

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Notes on Old English poetry Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1989) - In: Leeds studies in English Ser. NS, Bd. 20 (1989) S. 319-344

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A "Beowulf" Allusion, 1790 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1989) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 36 (1989) S. 148a-148

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Chaucer's Metre after Chaucer, I: Chaucer to Hoccleve Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1989) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 36 (1989) S. 11-23

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Parody in early English literature. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1988) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 27 (1988) S. 1-69

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Rhymes in English medieval verse: from Old English to Middle English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1988) - In: Studies George Kane S. 19-54

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King Alfred's prefaces Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1988) - In: The review of English studies Ser. NS, Bd. 39 (1988) S. 349-364

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The Meaning of Old English "corper, corpor" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1988) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 35 (1988) S. 292-294

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The difficulty of establishing borrowings between Old English and the continental West Germanic languages Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1988) - In: Studies Barbara Strang S. 3-16

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The Germanic 'Heroic lay' of Finnesburg Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 281-297

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Old English Poetic Diction and the Interpretation of The Wanderer, The Seafarer, and The Penitent's Prayer Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 234-280

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The Scholarly Recovery of the Significance of Anglo-Saxon Records in Prose and Verse: A New Bibliography Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 3-48

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Translation from Old English: 'The Garbaging War-Hawk', or, The Literal Materials from Which the Reader Can Re-create the Poem Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 83-114

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The Date of Beowulf: Some Doubts and No Conclusions Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 209-221

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Did Beowulf Commit Feaxfeng Against Grendel's Mother? Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 232-233

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The Late Saxon Disc-Brooch from Sutton (Isle of Ely): Its Verse Inscription Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 400-408

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Sharon Turner's First Published Reference to Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 75

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Two Old English Poetic Phrases Insufficiently Understood for Literary Criticism: thing gehagan and seonoth gehagan Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 298-317

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Haethenra Hyht in Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 192-208

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How the Elbing Deprives the Vistula of Its Name and Converts It to the Elbing's Own Use in 'Vistula-Mouth'] Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 336-351

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Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 139-169

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The Bibliography of Old English: The Past Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 76-82

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he Ruthwell Cross Inscription: Some Linguistic and Literary Implications of Paul Meyvaert's Paper 'An Apocalypse Panel on the Ruthwell Cross' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 384-399

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Preface Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. XI-XIV

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The Word Alfredian Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 409

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The Narrative Art of Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 170-191

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The Continental Contribution to the Study of Anglo-Saxon Writings up to and including that of the Grimms Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 49-74

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The Glorification of Alfred King of Wessex (from the publication of Sir John Spelman's Life, 1678 and 1709, to the publication of Reinhold Pauli's, 1851 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 410-441

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Geoweortha: 'Once Held in High Esteem' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 318-335

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The Judgement of the Damned, from Corpus Christi College Cambridge 201, and Other Manuscripts, and the Definition of Old English Verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 352-383

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Art. Owl and the nightingale, the Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Dictionary of the Middle Ages Tl. 9 S. 315-319

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The Oldest English Poetry Now Exant Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1987) - In: Stanley, A Collection of Papers with Emphasis on Old English Literature S. 115-138

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Notes on the text of the Old English Genesis Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1986) - In: Essays Stanley B. Greenfield S. 189-196

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Rudolf von Raumer: Long Sentences in Beowulf and the Influence of Christianity on Germanic Style Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1986) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 33 (1986) S. 434-438

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Notes on the text of Exodus Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1985) - In: Leeds studies in English Ser. NS, Bd. 16 (1985) S. 240-245

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Aelfric on the Canonicity of the Book of Judith: 'hit stent on leden Þus on ðoaere bibliothecan' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1985) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 32 (1985) S. 439a-439

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The Judgement of the Damned (from Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 201 and other manuscripts), and the definition of Old English verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1985) - In: Studies Peter Clemoes S. 363-391

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OE "to-gedegled"; A Ghostword Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1985) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 32 (1985) S. 10a-10

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The treatment of late, badly transmitted and spurious Old English in a dictionary of that language Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1985) - In: Studies Angus Cameron S. 331-367

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Unideal principles of editing Old English verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1984) - In: Proceedings of the British Academy Bd. 70 (1984) S. 231-273

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Alliterative ornament and alliterative rhythmical discourse in Old High German and Old Frisian compared with similar manifestations in Old English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1984) - In: Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur Bd. 106 (1984) S. 184-217

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Notes on the Text of "Christ and Satan"; and on "The Riming Poem" and "The Rune Poem" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1984) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 31 (1984) S. 443-453

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Early Middle English oc, "but, and" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1983) - In: FS Eric Dobson S. 144-150

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The prenominal prefix ge- in late Old English and early Middle English Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1982) - In: Transactions of the Philological Society Bd. 80 (1982) S. 25-66

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Old English bibliography: the past. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1982) - In: Old English newsletter Bd. 15, 2 (1982) S. 39-40

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Translation from Old English: "the garbaging war-hawk", or, the literal materials from which the reader can recreate the poem Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1982) - In: Essays E. Talbot Donaldson S. 67-101

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The scholarly recovery of the significance of Anglo-Saxon records in prose and verse: a new bibliography Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1981) - In: Anglo-Saxon England Bd. 9 (1981) S. 223-262

169

The glorification of Aelred King of Wessex (from the publication of Sir John Spelman's Life, 1678 and 1709, to the publication of Reinhold Pauli's, 1851). Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1981) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 12 (1981) S. 103-133

170

The date of Beowulf: some doubts and no conclusions Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1981) - In: The Dating of Beowulf S. 197-211

171

The narrative art of Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1979) - In: Medieval Narrative. A Symposium S. 58-81

172

Two Old English poetic phrases insufficiently understood for literary criticism: þing gehegan and seonoþ gehegan Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1979) - In: Old English Poetry. Essays on Style S. 67-90

173

Geoweortha: 'Once Held in High Esteem' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1979) - In: Essays J. R. R. Tolkien S. 99-119

174

"Sum Heard Gewrinc" ("Genesis B" 317) Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1978) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 25 (1978) S. 104-105

175

"Corona" in old english Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1977) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 24 (1977) S. 97-98

176

Max und Moritz in old englisch Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1977) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 24 (1977) S. 290

177

How the Elbing Deprives the Vistula of its Name and Converts it to the Elbing's Own Use in "Vistula-Mouth" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1977) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 24 (1977) S. 2-11

178

The B Version of "Piers Plowman": A New Edition Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1976) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 23 (1976) S. 435-447

179

Did Beowulf Commit "Feaxfeng" Against Grendel's Mother? Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1976) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 23 (1976) S. 339-340

180

"Of this cokes tale maked Chaucer na moore". Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1976) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 5 (1976) S. 36-59

181

"Metod" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 111

182

Germanic fatalism: a key to Anglo-Saxon melancholy Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 104-105

183

Wyrd in a German Ph.D. thesis Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 100-101

184

Stock views presented in German Ph.D. dissertations and school Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 40-82

185

Sharon Turner's First Published Reference to "Beowulf" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 22 (1975) S. 3b-4

186

Fate and providence Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 108-110

187

'Half-veiled remains of pagan poetry' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 12-21

188

German fatalism accommodated in Anglo-Saxon Christianity Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 102-103

189

The views of the founders seen through the writings of their lesser contemporaries Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 32-36

190

Verbal stress in Old English verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Anglia Bd. 93 (1975) S. 307-334

191

The romantic background Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 1-7

192

Wyrd: 'event' or 'fate', Norn or Fortune Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 92-94

193

Early interpretations of wyrd Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 95-99

194

Wyrd: the mark of heathenism Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 106-107

195

More recent pagan interpretations of wyrd Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 112-115

196

The English branch of the German tree Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 5-7

197

Richard Hyrd (?), "Rote of Resoun Ryht" in MS. Harley 2253 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 22 (1975) S. 155-157

198

Current views on wyrd Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 116-119

199

Wyrd in 'Solomon and Saturn' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 120-121

200

Christianity puts an end to folk-poetry Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 8-11

201

The gods themselves Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1975) - In: Stanley, The search for Anglo-Saxon paganism S. 83-91

202

Some observations on the A3 lines in Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1974) - In: Studies John C. Pope S. 139-164

203

Directions for making many sorts of laces Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1974) - In: Studies Rossell Hope Robbins S. 89-103

204

Beowulf: a new translation Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1974) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 21 (1974) S. 402a-402

205

The oldest English poetry now extant. Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1974) - In: Poetica (Tokyo) Bd. 2 (1974) S. 1-24

206

The Use of Bob-Lines in 'Sir Thopas' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1972) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 73 (1972) S. 417-426

207

Studies in the Prosaic Vocabulary of Old English Verse Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1971) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 72 (1971) S. 385-418

208

Layamon's Antiquarien Sentiments Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1969) - In: Medium aevum Bd. 38 (1969) S. 23-37

209

Spellings of the Waldend group Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1969) - In: Studies Rudolph Willard S. 38-69

210

Old English calla, ceallian Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1969) - In: Studies G. N. Garmonsway S. 94-99

211

The Date of Lazamon's "Brut" Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1968) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 15 (1968) S. 85-88

212

Stanza and Ictus: Chaucer's Emphasis in Troilus and Criseyde Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1968) - In: Chaucer und seine Zeit. Symposium für Walter F. Schirmer S. 123-148

213

Old English Poetic Diction and the Interpretation of The Wanderer, The Seafarer and The Penitent's Prayer Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1968) - In: Essential Articles for the study of Old English Poetry S. 458-514

214

Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1966) - In: Continuations and Beginnings. Studies in Old English Literature S. 104-141

215

The Search for Anglo-Saxon Paganism Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1965) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 12 (1965) S. 203-207, 285-293, 322-327

216

The Search for Anglo-Saxon Paganism Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1965) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 12 (1965) S. 9-17

217

The Search for Anglo-Saxon Paganism Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1964) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 11 (1964) S. 204-209, 242-250, 282-287, 324-331, 455-463

218

"Weal" in the Old English "Ruin": a Parallel? Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1963) - In: Notes and queries Ser. NS, Bd. 10 (1963) S. 405

219

Haethenra Hyht In Beowulf Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1963) - In: Studies Arthur G. Brodeur S. 136-151

220

An inedited scrap of Middle English verse from the West Midlands Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1959) - In: Neuphilologische Mitteilungen Bd. 60 (1959) S. 287-288

221

Old English Poetic Diction and the Interpretation of The Wanderer, The Seafarer and The Penitent's Prayer Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1955) - In: Anglia Bd. 73 (1955) S. 413ff.

222

Die anglonormannischen Verse in dem mittelenglischen Gedicht 'Die elf Höllenpeinen' Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1955 - 1956) - In: Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen Bd. 192 (1955/56) S. 21-32

223

A note on "Genesis b", 328 Stanley, Eric Gerald. (1954) - In: The review of English studies Ser. NS, Bd. 5 (1954) S. 55-58

Suchbeispiele

Nachname beginnt mit 'Zg': zg

Nachname beginnt mit 'Kucz': kucz

Nachname beginnt mit 'Kucz' und Vorname mit "A": kucz*, a

Nachname beginnt mit 'Ku' und Vorname 'Andreas': ku*andreas

Vorname 'Fumiko': *fumiko

Varianten von 'de Lacroix': *de*la*cro*

Varianten von 'Mayboom': m__b__m

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