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From Old English to Old Norse: A Study of Old English Texts Translated into Old Norse with an Edition of the English and Norse Versions of Ælfric’s De Falsis Diis, MÆM NS33
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A Descriptive Index of the English Lyrics of John of Grimestone's Preaching Book, MÆM NS2
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        • Exegesis, from East to West (London, 2013)
        • The Mediterranean City: Space (St Andrews, 2012)
        • Medievalists and Classicists in Conversation: Epic (Oxford, 2012)
        • Reading Scripture from Medieval to Early Modern (Liverpool, 2011)
        • The Medieval Library (Durham, 2010)
        • Fifteenth Century Humanism in Europe (Oxford, 2009)
      • Sponsored by MÆ:
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      • Oxford Med. Grad. Conf.
        • 2020: Translation
        • 2019: Deviance
        • 2018: Animals
        • 2017: Time
        • 2016: Wonder
        • 2015: Colour
        • 2014: Journey
        • 2013: Skill
        • 2012: Meat
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