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Ænglisc[edit]
Language & Literature[edit]
- Old English
- West Germanic language
- Old Frisian
- Old Norse language
- North Germanic languages
- History of the English language
- Anglo-Saxons
- Danelaw
- Old English phonology
- Old English morphology
- Anglo-Saxon runes
- Old English alphabet
- Old English literature
- Beowulf
- Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
- Cædmon
- Junius manuscript
- Cædmon manuscript
- Exodus (poem)
- Daniel (Old English poem)
- Christ and Satan
- Old English Bible translations
- Exeter Book
- Codex
- Christ I
- Christ II
- Christ III
- Guthlac poems A and B
- Phoenix (Old English poem)
- The Wanderer (poem)
- The Seafarer (poem)
- Vainglory (Old English poem)
- Widsith
- The Fortunes of Men
- Maxims I
- The Rhyming Poem
- Deor
- The Wife's Lament
- The Husband's Message
- The Ruin
- Vercelli Book
- Andreas (poem)
- The Fates of the Apostles
- Soul and Body
- Dream of the Rood
- Elene (poem)
- Nowell Codex
- Anglo-Saxon Metrical Charms
- Aldhelm
- Cynewulf
- Scop
- Alliterative verse
- Kennings
- Middle English
- Early Modern English
- Modern English