Franciplegius
Subtitle: medieval and linguistic studies in honor of Francis Peabody Magoun, Jr.
By: edited by Jess B. Bessinger, Jr. and Robert P. Creed.
Contributors: Magoun, Francis Peabody, 1895-; Creed, Robert P., joint ed.
Publisher: New York University Press
Published: 1965
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Subjects: Magoun, Francis Peabody, 1895- -- Bibliography; Literature, Medieval -- History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographic references.
--The strange history of Caradoc of Vannes, by R.S. Loomis.--Welsh chwarddaf, chwerthin, and gwén, by E.P. Hamp.--Havelok and Anlaf Cuaran, by C.W. Dunn.--Chaucer's Manciple's tale, lines 311-13, by T.F. Mustanoja.--The subjects of Chaucer's poetry, by H.R. Patch.--The study of English medieval drama, by A. Brown.--A collection of proverbs in BM additional MS. 37075, by B.J. Whiting.--Some linguistic reflections of a Wycliffite, by A. McIntosh.--Dialectical traits in Sir Thomas Wyatt's poetry, by H. Kökeritz.--Hic jacet Lincoln, rex quondam rexque futurus, by F.L. Utley.
Table of contents: title: Books, articles, recordings, and book reviews [of F.P. Magoun, Jr.]; title: Dedicatory poem: A translation of Alcuin's "Debate of Spring with Winter," by W. Alfred.; title: Remarks on the origin of speech, by B. Collinder.; title: Scandinavian runes in continental manuscripts, by R. Derolez.; title: Some earliest Anglo-Saxon cult cymbols, by C.L. Wrenn.; title: The Hwicce, by A.H. Smith.; title: The South Germanic oral tradition, by R.L. Kellogg.; title: How free was the Anglo-Saxon scop? by F.G. Cassidy.; title: Beowulf and Odysseus, by A.B. Lord.; title: Ibn Fadlān's Account of the Rūs, with some commentary and some allusions to Beowulf, by H.M. Smyser.; title: Some Beowulf readings, by K. Malone.; title: The "Thryth-Offa digression" in Beowulf, by N.E. Eliason.; title: Anglo-Saxon heroic attitudes, by G.N. Garmonsway.; title: Wulf and Eadwacer: A noninterpretation, by A. Renoir.; title: Dramatic voices in The wanderer and The seafarer, by J.C. Pope.; title: Old English riddle no. 20: Heoruswealwe, by L.K. Shook.; title: Problems in the dating of Deor and its allusions, by F. Norman.; title: Wulfstan at York, by D. Whitelock.