Text and Language in Medieval English Prose

Contents : Bruce Mitchell: For Tadao Kubouchi - Shoko Muraosa: Tadao Kubouchi and his work - Bernhard Diensberg: Tradition and change in the Vernon recension of the Ancrene Riwle - Takako Fujii: Wulfstan's Latin and Old English texts of De Cristianitate - Malcolm Godden: Editing the Old English Boethius - Joyce Hill: Authorial adaptation: Ælfric, Wulfstan and the Pastoral Letters - Terry Hoad: Notes on some features of the language of the Kentish Sermons (MS Bodleian, Laud Misc. 471) - Keiko Ikegami: Text-editing and textual problems in the Ancrene Wisse - Robert E. Lewis: Verbs with i- prefix in the Middle English Dictionary - Bella Millett: The discontinuity of English prose: Structural innovation in the Trinity and Lambeth Homilies - Bruce Mitchell: Some reflections on the punctuation of Old English prose - Ruta Nagucka: Cognitive approaches for the understanding of Old English loanwords - Koichi Nakamura: 'Englisc', 'Francois' and 'loquela propria' in Ancrene Wisse - Michiko Ogura: Words of emotion in Old and Middle English translations of Boethius' De Consolatione Philosophiae - Fred C. Robinson: Possible biblical resonances in Bede's presentation of the conversion of the English - John Scahill: The Nero AncreneWisse and Middle English word-geography - William Schipper: W. W. Skeat's edition of Ælfric's Lives of Saints - Liliana Sikorska: Medieval 'manuals of sins' and their literary (re)readings: The case of John Capgrave's Life of St.Augustine and John Lydgate's The Pilgrimage of the Life ofMan - E.G. Stanley: The prose Menologium and the verse Menologium - Jun Terasawa: Ælfric's Judith : Is the heroine a model of chastity or patriotism? - Yoshio Terasawa: Some aspects of expedients to express intensity and emphasis in the Authorised Version - Jerzy We¿na: Ingland , Inglish and... what else? (Pre-nasal e -raising in early English).