Publication: Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent
Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent
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Seiler, A. (2025). Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent. In T. Porck, K. Dekker, & L. S. Chardonnens (Eds.), Cultural Connections Between the Continent and Early Medieval England: Philological Studies in Honour of Rolf H. Bremmer Jr (pp. 227–250). Boydell & Brewer. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.25577220.16
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This paper provides a linguistic analysis of the Old English material transmitted in St Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 913. This eighth-century manuscript is famous among Old High German scholars, as it includes the so-called Vocabularius Sancti Galli, a Latin-German glossary, which was mistakenly identified as belonging to Gallus, the patron saint of the Abbey of St. Gallen, who died in c.645. Old English glosses mainly occur in a small Latin-Old English glossary on birds and animals from Leviticus 11. The presence of Old Engli
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Seiler, A. (2025). Mæw or Meg (‘Seagull’)? Mercian Dialect Features in an Early Old English Glossary from the Continent. In T. Porck, K. Dekker, & L. S. Chardonnens (Eds.), Cultural Connections Between the Continent and Early Medieval England: Philological Studies in Honour of Rolf H. Bremmer Jr (pp. 227–250). Boydell & Brewer. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.25577220.16