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The Vercelli Homilies and Kent

Title:

The Vercelli Homilies and Kent

Author:

Scragg, D. G.

Series:

Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies

Location:

Tempe, AZ

Notes:

• CCCC MS 41 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 41 is included with the siglum D, pp. 369, 376-7
• CCCC MS 162 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 162 is included with the siglum G, pp. 369, 373
• CCCC MS 198 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 198 is included with the siglum F, pp. 369, 372
• CCCC MS 201 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 201 pp. 1-178 have the siglum Xd, pp. 179-272 the siglum R, pp. 370, 378
• CCCC MS 302 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 302 is included with the siglum K, pp. 369, 377
• CCCC MS 303 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 303 is included with the siglum H, pp. 369, 373-4
• CCCC MS 367 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 367 is included with the siglum fa, pp. 370, 376-7
• CCCC MS 419 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 419 is included with the siglum N, pp. 370, 377-8
• CCCC MS 421 Using the homilies of the Vercelli book as a starting point, this article examines the textual relationships and possible Kentish associations of a variety of Old English homily manuscripts; CCCC MS 421 is included with the siglum N, pp. 370, 377-8

Editor:

Blanton, V. and Scheck, H.

Volume:

334

Pages:

369–80

Book Title:

Intertexts: Studies in Anglo-Saxon Culture Presented to Paul. E. Szarmach

Reference Type:

Book section

Manuscript:

cg531kv2466