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Acknowledgements; List of abbreviations;
1. Introduction;
2. The 'enumerative style' in Ireland and Anglo-Saxon England;
3. The Visio S. Pauli and the Insular vision of hell;
4. Apocryphal cosmology and Celtic myth in 'The Devil's Account of the Next World';
5. The literary milieu of Vercelli IX and the Irish tradition in Old English literature; Appendix: Vercelli Homily IX and 'The Devil's Account of the Next World'; Bibliography; Index.
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Charles D. Spar
reviewed The Irish Tradition in Old English Literature on March 05, 2010 The Irish Tradition in Old English Literature
Have gone back to this book a few times since buying it in Sweden seven years ago or so. Pretty nice collection of a variety of readings in Old and Middle English, with facing page translations of the older stuff. Serves a dual purpose for me, as a place to practice my own OE reading with a convenient "crib" right there, as well as a source of translations for my students in my reading and composition courses. Not what I would necessarily use if I were doing research on a poem, but a handy collection to have.
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