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Aspects of the history of English group-verbs:with particular attention to the syntax of the Ormulum [PDF]
, 1981 Two complementary investigations are made of verb-particle collocations: a diachronic study of a range of texts from Alfredian prose to the Paston Letters, with some later examples, and a synchronic study of the Ormulum, a collection of metrical homilies dated c.1200.
Denison, David; id_orcid
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Norse-derived terms in the Ormulum: A reappraisal [PDF]
The Ormulum has been, from the onset, at the very centre of the philological investigation of the impact that Anglo-Scandinavian interaction in the Early Middle Ages had on the English lexicon.
Pons-Sanz, Sara
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Open syllable lengthening and theOrmulum [PDF]
<i>WORD</i>, 1992 The date at which Middle English open syllable lengthening began and the value of the evidence from the Ormulum (ca. 1200) in determining that date have been disputed.
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, 2019 : This article argues that Homily 3 on the Annunciation in the Ormulum presents an image of the stella maris epithet for the Virgin Mary in the English vernacular in a way diff erent fr om its native predecessor, the Old English Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew.
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Reduplication of consonant graphemes in "The Ormulum" in the light of Late Old English scribal evidence [PDF]
, 2012 As opposed to previous studies, which usually attempt to refute the traditional interpretation put on the use of double consonants in The Ormulum, and attempt to advance an alternative explanation for the abnormally frequent use of digraphs, the ...
Mokrowiecki, Tomasz
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, 2021 This article proposes the addition of four items to “Section A” of Oronzo Cilli’s Tolkien’s Library: An Annotated Checklist (2019) and the inclusion of complementary information to two other entries after demonstrating J. R. R.
Cossio, Andoni
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, 2023 The Ormulum consists of metrical English sermons, composed and phonetically written by a late twelfth-century priest, Orm, in the East Midlands, and surviving in his autograph manuscript, Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Junius 1, and now newly edited from a
Cooper, Andrew, +1 more
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A Descriptive Syntax of the 'Ormulum'.
, 1965 PhDLinguisticsUniversity of Michiganhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/156870/1/6511010 ...
Palmatier, Robert Allen
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An anatomy of metaphors and exegetical statements in Medieval homiletic writing
, 2008 This paper addresses a central contrast in medieval exegetical writing, namely that between metaphors and metaphor-like expressions of exegetical interpretation.
Johannesson, Nils-Lennart,
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