Jonathan Glenn: Notes
and Translations
On bad teachers:
"They are upheld by scholarship . . ., they deliver lessons of instruction, they fortify by testimonials every notion that they entertain; but they do not hereby seek the life of their hearers, but applause for themselves."
--Gregory the Great, Moralia in Job
On site
Other on-site documents:
| Old English Texts in Translation | Outlines, Notes, . . . |
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Note: I have moved these translations to my Lightspill domain – see Lightspill Poetry's from the Old English page. Any maintenance or development of the translations and notes will take place on the Lightspill site. [Note posted 2007-03-31]
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Note: I have moved these notes and outlines to my Lightspill domain – see Lightspill Scholarship's notes and outlines page. Any maintenance or development of these materials will take place on the Lightspill site. [Note posted 2007-03-31]
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Off site
(I take no responsibility, of course, for material at other sites.)
- The Labyrinth at Georgetown University: a medieval super-site, with links to many kinds of useful material, including texts, bibliographies, images, and much more.
- Melissa J. Bernstein's Electronic Sermo Lupi ad Anglos: a frame-based page at the University of Rochester; scroll down the index to find the link to an on-line translation of Wulfstan's Sermon.
- Old English at the University of Virginia: links, software, fonts . . .
- Beowulf: A Study Guide: Roy Liuzza's Beowulf site, with Twenty Questions, A Beowulf Bookshelf, and Beowulf on the Web.
- The Camelot Project: Arthurian legend--basic information, hard to find texts, and much more . . .
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