Table of Contents
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Front Matter
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i-vi
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Foreword: A Paean for the Dictionary of Old English
E. G. Stanley
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vii-viii
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Introduction
M. J. Toswell
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1 - 14
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Considering the Dictionary's Layout and Approach
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Morphology and Diachrony in A Grammar of Old English and the Dictionary of Old English
R. D. Fulk
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15 - 35
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The Digital Dictionary
Peter A. Stokes
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37 - 65
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Interpreting the Differences in Signification among Historically-Based Dictionaries of English
Michiko Ogura
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67 - 83
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Exploring Particular Words and Texts
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Old English Words for Relics of the Saints
Christopher A. Jones
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85 - 129
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Feðerhama and hæleðhelm: The Equipment of Devils
Michael Fox
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131 - 157
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Genesis A: A through G
Murray McGillivray
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159 - 173
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On Multi-Using Materials from The Dictionary of Old English Project, with Particular Reference to the hapax legomena in the Old English Translation of Felix’s Vita Guthlaci
Jane Roberts
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175 - 205
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Looking Beyond the Borders
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The Dictionary of Old English, the Archaeology of Ritual Landscapes, and the Burial Ritual in Early Anglo-Saxon England
Sally Crawford
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207 - 233
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Mutual Illumination: The Dictionary of Old English and the Ongoing Revision of the Oxford English Dictionary (OED3)
Inge Milfull
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235 - 264
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The Contributors / Les contributeurs
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265 - 267
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