1. "...ut Describeretur Universus Orbis": Zur Universalkartographie des Mittelalters

2. "A Godly Wyfe Is an Helper": Matthew Parker and the Defense of Clerical Marriage

3. "A wesen/dan nacodnisse and þa ecan þistru": Language and Mortality in the Homily for Doomsday in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College MS 41

4. "And fer ouer þe French flod": a Look at Cotton Nero A.x from an International Perspective

5. "At Sixes and Sevens" - And Eights and Nines: The Sacred Mathematics of Sacred Orders in the Early Middle Ages

6. "Brief in words but heavy in the weight of its mysteries"

7. "Contrefois al vif": Nature, Ideas and Representation in the Lion Drawings of Villard de Honnecourt

8. "Cynewulf and Cyneheard" and the Icelandic sagas

9. "Darke Speech": Matthew Parker and the Reforming of History

10. "Ecce arbor in medio terre. Ein irische Prälat an der Prager Juristenuniversität, das ’Purgatorium sancti Patricii,’ und die Dbatta um das Fegefeuer."

11. "Eisegan stefne" ("Christ and Satan" 36a) the "Visio Pauli" and "ferrea vox" ("Aeneid" 6.626)

12. "Englisc", "Francois" and "loquela propria" in _Ancrene Wisse_

13. "English Discant" and Discant in England

14. "Ewangelium de Uirginibus" in CCC 303

15. "Expediebat ut unus homo moreretur pro populo": Jean de Saint-Victor et la mort du roi Philippe V

16. "First is writen a clause of the bigynnynge therof": The table of lections in manuscripts of the Wycliffite Bible

17. "frater non redimit, redimet homo...": a Homiletic Motif and its Variants in Old English

18. "Frequentant memoriam visionis faciei meae": Image and Imitation in the Devotions to the Veronica attributed to Gertrude of Helfta

19. "Gode men/Wiues maydnes and alle men": Romance and its Audiences

20. "He that saw it would not believe it": Anne Boleyn’s royal entry into London

21. "In the Beginning was the Voice": Oral Residuals in "The Middle English Acts"

22. "In una pagina ponendo pontifices, in alia pagina imperatores", Das Kopieren der tabellarischen Papst-Kaiser-Chronik des Martin von Troppau OP (d.1278)

23. "Judaising" in the period of the English Reformation: the case of Richard Bruern

24. "Listen Now All and Understand": Adaptation of Hagiographical Material for Vernacular Audiences in the Old English Lives of St. Margaret

25. "Mine is Bigger Than Yours": the Anglo-Saxon Collections of Johannes de Laet (1581-1649) and Sir Simonds d’Ewes (1602-50)

26. "Mise-en-page in the Troilus manuscripts: Chaucer and French manuscript culture"

27. "Optima Epistola": A Critical Edition and Translation of Letter 128 of Bishop Robert Grossesteste

28. "Pearl" and some illustrated Apocalypse manuscripts

29. "Regni et pacis inquietatrix": Zur Rolle der Kaiserin Mathilde in der "Anarchie"

30. "Sermo de die Iudicii": an Ælfrician Homily

31. "Seth", an Anglo-Norman poem

32. "Święty Ojcze, który mieszkasz w niebiosach...": staroangielskie parafrazy Modlitwy Pańskiej

33. "Synne and sedition": Peter Martyr Vermigli’s "sermon concernynge the tyme of rebellion" in the Parker Library

34. "That most elaborate one of Fr. Junius": An investigation of Francis Junius’s manuscript Old English dictionary

35. "The Four Daughters of God": a textual contribution

36. "The foxes have holes" once again

37. "The Saxons, Our Ancestors": Ancient Laws and Old English Laws

38. "The Simple Perception of Matter" and the Representation of Narrative, ca. 1180-1280

39. "The Staff of Life: Cross and Blessings in Anglo-Saxon Cereal Production

40. "This is no fable": Historical Residues in Two Medieval Exempla

41. "This living hand": thirteenth-century female literacy, materialist immanence, and the reader of Ancrene Wisse

42. "Ut in omnibus honorificetur Deus": the Corsnoed ordeal in Anglo-Saxon England

43. "Wid Scharpe Sneateres": some aspects of colloquialism in _Ancrene Wisse_

44. "Wynter wakeneth al my care" lines 11-15

45. "Your name will no longer be Aseneth": Apocrypha, Anti-martyrdom and Jewish Conversion in Thirteenth-Century England

46. ’And we forbeodað eornostlice ælcne hæðenscipe’: Wulfstan and Late Anglo-Saxon and Norse ’Heathenism’

47. ’Archbishop Wulfstan’s Commonplace Book’ and the _Canons of Edgar_

48. ’Die missionarische Sendung des Frater Wilhelm von Rubruk’,

49. ’Evil Tongues’: a Previously Unedited Old English Sermon

50. ’Ffor as moche as yche man may not haue Þe astrolabe’: Popular Middle English Variations on the Computus

51. ’Glocal’ Matters: The Gospels of St Augustine as a codex in translation

52. ’God was born in Bethlehem ...’: the tradition of a Middle English charm

53. ’I n’am but a lewd compilator’: Chaucer’s Treatise on the Astrolabe as a Translation

54. ‘Liber Horn’, ‘Liber Custumarum’ and Other Manuscripts of the Queen Mary Psalter Workshops

55. ’Nennius’ and the Historia Brittonum

56. ‘No newe thyng’: the printing of medieval texts in the early reformation period

57. ’oft siþis with grete deuotion I þought what I might do plesyng to god’: The Early Ownership and Readership of Love’s Mirror, with Special Reference to its Female Audience

58. ’Philologia’ and philology: Allegory, multilingualism and the Corpus Martianus Capella

59. ’Remigian’ Glosses on Boethius’s _Consolatio Philosophiae_

60. ’Scribe faber lima’: a crozier in Florence reconsidered

61. ’Secundum originale examinatum’: the refashioning of a Benedictine historical manuscript

62. ’Stimulus amoris’. Inhalt, lateinische Überlieferung, deutsche Übersetzungen, Rezeption

63. ’Temptations’ from Ancrene Wisse

64. ‘The Mirror of Justice’

65. ’The Proper Toil of Artless Industry’: Toronto’s Plan for an Old English Dictionary’

66. ’The shadow that you know’: Sir Thomas Wyatt and Sir Francis Bryan at court and in embassy

67. ’un iur natural’: réflexions autour du vers 82 de Genesis and Exodus

68. ’We ben to lewed or to slowe’: Chaucer’s Astronomy and Audience Participation

69. (Ge)wyrd: Emendations to the Three Anonymous Old English Homilies and Saints’ Lives

70. 1066: The Moment of Transition in Two Narratives of the Norman Conquest

71. 10th report

72. 11th-Century Welsh illuminated manuscripts: the nature of the Irish connection

73. 13th and Early 14th Century Illustrated Genealogical Manuscripts in Roll and Codex: Peter of Poitiers’ Compendium, Universal Histories and Chronicles of the Kings of England

74. 2000 Years: Christianity in England

75. 4Q Visions de ‘Ameram et une Citation D’Origène’

76. 9th report

77. A "double charter" of the Empress Matilda and Henry, Duke of Normandy, c. 1152

78. A "Secret and Feverish Genesis": The Prefaces of the Old English Hexateuch

79. A "symple wrecche" at work: the Life and Miracles of St. Erkenwald in the Gilte Legende, BL Add. 35298

80. A Bibliography of Celtic-Latin Literature 400-1200

81. A Bibliography of English History to 1485 based on the Sources and Literature of English History from the earliest times to about 1485 by Charles Gross

82. A biographical history of medicine: excerpts and essays on the men and their work

83. A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to A.D. 1500

84. A Biographical Register of the University of Oxford to A.D. 1500

85. A brief inventory of Robert Holgate, Archbishop of York’s goods

86. A calendar of dramatic records in the book of the Livery Companies of London, 1485-1640

87. A Carta ou Memória do Cruzado Inglês R. para Osberto de Bawdsey sobre a conquista de Lisboa em 1147

88. A Case Grammar of the Parker Manuscript of the _Anglo-Saxon Chronicle_ from 734 to 891

89. A Castilian Tradition of Bible Illustration. The Romanesque Bible from San Millán

90. A Catalogue of Incipits of Medieval Scientific Writings in Latin: Revised and Augmented Edition

91. A Catalogue of Medieval and Renaissance Optical Manuscripts

92. A catalogue of the books given to Corpus Christi College (A.D. 1439) by T. Markaunt, with their prices

93. A Catalogue of the Original Works of John Wyclif

94. A Catalogue of Western Book Illumination in the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Cambridge Colleges

95. A Celebration of Faith to Welcome Pope John Paul II on the Eve of Pentecost

96. A census of Medieval Latin grammatical manuscripts