Anglosaxons And The North Essays Reflecting The Theme Of The 10th Meeting Of The International Society Of Anglosaxonists In Helsinki August 2001 International Society Of Anglosaxonists Meeting 10th 2001 Helsinki by International Society Of Anglo-saxonists. Meeting (10th : 2001 : Helsinki, Finland), Kilpiö, Matti instant download after payment.

191 p. : 24 cm, \"The present volume consists mainly, but not exclusively, of papers presented at the tenth biennial meeting of ISAS in Helsinki, 6-11 August 2001\"--Introd, Includes bibliographical references, The Rök stone through Anglo-Saxon eyes / Joseph Harris -- Not Christianity versus paganism, but hall versus bog : the great shift in early Scandinavian religion and its implications for Beowulf / Frank Battaglia -- Why there are three Eddic meters / Geoffrey Russom -- On Finnic and English alliterative metres / Jonathan Roper -- The ghost of M.I. Steblin-Kamenskij : interpreting Old English literature through saga theory / Jonathan Wilcox -- The St. Petersburg Bede : Sankt-Peterburg, Publichnaja Biblioteka, MS. lat. Q.v.I.18 / George Hardin Brown -- The 'Old North' from the Saxon South in nineteenth-century Britain / Barbara Yorke -- Ships and their terminology between England and the North / Katrin Thier -- Race and tillage : Scandinavian influence on Anglo-Saxon agriculture? / Debby Banham