Bibliothèque anglo-saxonneSilvestre, Londres, Pickering, 1837 - 168 pages |
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Page 7
... lines of Beowulf , Coedmon or Judith : at all events we have no evidence whatever to show that the poems ever occu- pied any one's attention for a moment . Yet , in spite of the troublous days upon which England soon fell , and the ...
... lines of Beowulf , Coedmon or Judith : at all events we have no evidence whatever to show that the poems ever occu- pied any one's attention for a moment . Yet , in spite of the troublous days upon which England soon fell , and the ...
Page 12
... line of politics , he flung himself upon it ardently , and like a phi- lologist , investigated the language gramma- tically , passed on to the cognate tongues of Germany and Iceland , and produced at last ( in 1705 ) that miracle of ill ...
... line of politics , he flung himself upon it ardently , and like a phi- lologist , investigated the language gramma- tically , passed on to the cognate tongues of Germany and Iceland , and produced at last ( in 1705 ) that miracle of ill ...
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... lines , and 64 mistakes ; while in 84 lines of the same poem from a MS . copy there are 49 blunders , and the omission of one whole line . In the tale of the King and the Earker from the same MS . there are 128 lines , and herein , with ...
... lines , and 64 mistakes ; while in 84 lines of the same poem from a MS . copy there are 49 blunders , and the omission of one whole line . In the tale of the King and the Earker from the same MS . there are 128 lines , and herein , with ...
Page 27
... lines of which are without errors of transcription , or five consecutive words without errors of translation . It is truly wonder- ful to see with what perverse ingenuity both text and sense are every minute transfigured in this edition ...
... lines of which are without errors of transcription , or five consecutive words without errors of translation . It is truly wonder- ful to see with what perverse ingenuity both text and sense are every minute transfigured in this edition ...
Page 48
... line or two of the above - quoted salwig - páda , must mean some- thing else . I can see no possible objection to Mr. Tur- ner's interpretation , and the hoarse toad . We do not believe that the toad eats dead bodies , but we cannot say ...
... line or two of the above - quoted salwig - páda , must mean some- thing else . I can see no possible objection to Mr. Tur- ner's interpretation , and the hoarse toad . We do not believe that the toad eats dead bodies , but we cannot say ...
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