I.20 - Felix, The Life of St Guthlac

pp 238-246

I.21 - The Letters of Boniface’s Circle

pp 247-269

I.22 - King Æthelbald of Mercia Grants Abbess Eadburg of Thanet Exemptionfrom Tax

pp 270-274

I.23 - Willibald of Mainz, The Life of St Boniface

pp 275-282

I.24 - Hugeburc of Heidenheim, The Life of Willibald, Bishop of Eichstätt

pp 283-295

I.25 - Alchfrith, Prayer to Holy Mary

pp 296-298

I.26 - Alcuin, The Life of St Willibrord (from the Prose and VerseVersions)

pp 299-306

I.27 - Alcuin, Dialogue on Grammar: Two Pupils Discuss the Parts ofSpeech with Their Master

pp 307-312

I.28 - The Coming of the Vikings and the Destruction of Lindisfarnein 793

pp 313-322

Ninth Century

pp 323-324

I.29 - Æthelwulf, Poem on the Abbots of His Monastery

pp 325-328

I.30 - The History of the Britons

pp 329-338

I.31 - Archbishop Æthelred Grants Land to a Layman for a Sum of Gold

pp 339-342

I.32 - Asser, The Achievements of King Alfred

pp 343-362

Tenth Century

pp 363-364

I.33 - A Layman Grants Land to His Son-in-Law, Who Sells It to the Bishop ofSelsey for Silver and a Horse

pp 365-368

I.34 - The Monastic Agreement of the Monks and Nuns of the English Nation(Regularis concordia)

pp 369-374

I.35 - Literary Texts Associated with St Swithun

pp 375-385

I.36 - Æthelweard, Chronicle

pp 386-395

I.37 - A Treaty between King Æthelred II (‘the Unready’) and Three VikingLeaders

pp 396-400

I.38 - Ælfric of Eynsham, Preface to the First Series of CatholicHomilies

pp 401-405

I.39 - Ælfric of Eynsham and His School, Educational Writings

pp 406-416

I.40 - Saints’ Lives from around the Millennium

pp 417-440

Eleventh Century

pp 441-442

I.41 - Three Accounts of King Alfred and the Cakes

pp 444-449

I.42 - In Praise of Queen Emma

pp 450-459

Select Bibliography for Volume I

pp 460-466

General Index

pp 467-473

Index of Passages Cited

pp 474-482