From Beowulf to Caxton

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List of Tables and Figures
Acknowledgements	p. xvii
Introduction	p. 1
A Case of Double Vision: Denmark in Beowulf and Beowulf in England	p. 9
Hrothgar in the Germanic Context of Beowulf	p. 29
The Four Elements as a Structural Idea in Piers Plowman	p. 55
The Place of the Poor in æthe Piers Plowman TraditionÆ	p. 79
æMy Wyl Is ThisÆ (Canterbury Tales. I [A] 1845): ChaucerÆs Sense of Power in The KnightÆs Tale and The ClerkÆs Tale	p. 99
Textual Variations in Troilus and Criseyde and the Rise of Ambiguity	p. 111
A Comprehensive Textual Comparison of Troilus and Criseyde: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, MS 61 and B.A. WindeattÆs Edition of Troilus and Criseyde (1990)	p. 151
The Old English Equivalents for Factum Esse and the Salisbury Psalter	p. 165
On the Decline of the Prefix y- of Past Participles	p. 215
Compound Nouns in Late Middle English: Their Morphological, Syntactic and Semantic Description	p. 229
Robert HenrysonÆs Rhymes between æEtymological û? and û? Æ and the Special Development of Unstressed /i/	p. 261
Word Pairs or Doublets in CaxtonÆs History of Reynard the Fox: Rampant and Tedious?	p. 281
Senshu University Manuscripts 2 and 3 and the Roman de la Rose Manuscript Tradition	p. 303
The Senshu Psalter	p. 321
Notes on Contributors	p. 343
Index	p. 347
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