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Review article

Editing early wordlists

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Article outline
  • “Werden A” in the context of Anglo-Saxon lexicography
  • “Werden A”: The fragments and the editorial tradition
  • Doane’s edition: “Werden A” in multilingual and multicultural contexts
  • Missionary lexicography and the readership of “Werden A”
  • Early wordlists on the modern printed page
  • Conclusion
  • Notes
  • References
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