Old English Studies in Honour of John C. Pope

Andersson, T. M. The Discovery Of Darkness In Northern Literature.--payne, F. A. Three Aspects Of Wyrd In Beowulf.--berger, H. And Leicester, H. M. Social Structure As Doom: The Limits Of Heroism In Beowulf.--burlin, R. B. Inner Weather And Interlace: A Note On The Semantic Value Of Structure In Beowulf.--bessinger, J. B. Homage To Caedmon And Others: A Beowulfian Praise Song.--greenfield, S. B. Gifstol And Goldhoard In Beowulf.--robinson, F. C. Elements Of The Marvellous In The Characterization Of Beowulf: A Reconsideration Of The Textual Evidence.--stanley, E. G. Some Observations On The A3 Lines In Beowulf.--malone, K. The Rhythm Of Deor.--burchfield, R. W. The Prosodic Terminology Of Anglo-saxon Scholars.--irving, E. B. Exodus Retraced.--eliason, N. E. On Wulf And Eadwacer.--cross, J. E. Mainly On Philology And The Interpretative Criticism Of Maldon.--mitchell, B. The Fuglas Scyne Of The Phoenix, Line 591.--whitelock, D. The List Of Chapter-headings In The Old English Bede.--collins, R. L. And Clemoes, P. The Common Origin Of Ælfric Fragments At New Haven, Oxford, Cambridge, And Bloomington.--borroff, M. John Collins Pope: A Bibliography (p. [327]-330) Edited By Robert B. Burlin And Edward B. Irving, Jr. Includes Bibliographical References.