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E 313: OLD ENGLISH

Schedule

 

Office: 259 Bartlett Hall
Office Hours: W and by appointment.
harris at english.umass.edu

We meet M W F 1:25 pm - 2:15pm in Bartlett 302

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WEEK 3 Syntax & Closed-Class Words II

    ave. 2-3 sentences/hr.

    M 20 Sept.

    • Ælfric, De Littera, PDF here ; Marsden, OER, pp. 25 –27 (as much as you can)
    • SW, Cases, pp. 44–47, §§ 85–88.
    • SW, Nouns, pp. 8–10, §§ 8–11.
    • (In class: Genesis 3, the first two lines.)

    W 22 Sept.

F 24 Sept.

  • Homework! Hand in a copy of your translation of Genesis 3.
  • SW, Nouns (strong), pp. 10–13, §§ 12–18.
  • Ælfric, Incipit de verbo; Marsden, OER, pp. 27 –29 (as much as you can)

NB. Peter Baker's Introduction to Old English is entirely on-line!

Useful Background Reading: CC, Chapter 12, Malcolm Godden, "Biblical Literature: The Old Testament."

 

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