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Dateable ‘handsome’ English minuscule in the glorious Salisbury Psalter, probably written by women in around 980AD with a ‘thin’ later Old English gloss #DigitalKer 379

My husband wins the thoughtful gift category!

We have a list of every Anglo-Saxon whose name we know: it's an astonishing achievement & research tool. It took 10 years & is now available again: pase.ac.uk Reeves, moneyers, pilgrims; anchorites, assassins, archpriests; sisters, sons & seventeenth-grandfathers...

Learn about ogham in this fantastic video, which features 4 manuscripts in our collection: the Stowe Missal, the Book of Ballymote, medical treatises (RIA MS 24 B 3) & a 19th treatise on ogham by Windele (RIA MS 23 M 35). (MSS ogham examples from 15.28) youtube.com/watch?v=wN_5lh…

Exciting news! We're advertising for a fully funded doctoral studentship at the University of Oxford and The National Archives to work on Chaucer's thameside life and poetry. Supervised by me and Prof Marion Turner. Details below, please share widely! oocdtp.web.ox.ac.uk/ox-cda-turner-…

This 14th century manuscript opens with a colourful and very large letter A for Ranulph Higden's Distinctions. It is thought to have been used by John Fordham a Worcester monk who studied at Gloucester College, Oxford (WCL F128 f1r).

Elizabeth of York and Katharine of Aragon’s signatures in the Bohun psalter, which was respectively owned by each woman while they were queen of England: “this boke ys myn Elysabeth ye quene” “this boke ys myn katherina the quene”

Just look at this beauty!!! 😍 Congratulations Colleen Curran!!!

Well this is exciting arc-humanities.org/9781802701166/…

‼️Deadline approaching: 25 September 2024‼️ 📢#CfP #OldEnglish #IMCLeeds #medievaltwitter 📜"Webcræft: Digital Explorations in Early English Textual Knowledge" 🏫"World of Learning" IMC_Leeds 📅Dates: 7-10 July 2025

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Interesting hand emulating earlier letter-forms? An exposition (pre-John of Salisbury) on the organological unity of the state in the English Dicts of Cato, c.1100 #DigitalKer 89 (Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R. 9. 17, digitized ⁦Trinity Library)

Cuthwulf - new namestone #Lindisfarne @arcdurham DigVentures Archaeology

Next week, access to around 1,000 of our digitised manuscripts will be restored. This will be the first tranche of manuscripts to be released, making them available for the first time since the cyber-attack.

📢#TOEBI Online Seminar Series 2024-2025 💻📜 'Quantitative and Computational Approaches to Old English' 🗣️Mark Faulkner (Trinity College Dublin) and Elisabetta Magnanti (Universität Wien) 📅2nd October 2024 🕰️5pm (UTC+01:00) #⃣ #OldEnglish #digitalhumanities #medievaltwitter

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Just published. My new book on Early English texts, including The Grave; on language, history, fiction, Magna Carta, script, and the date of the Tremulous Hand. Arc Humanities Press — thank you!

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🚨Deadline approaching! 1st October 2024, 12:00 📜"Writing Pre-Conquest England: A New History of Old English Prose" 💻📚Research Assistant providing research support one day per week 📲More information here: english.web.ox.ac.uk/job-vacancies #⃣ #OldEnglish #medievaltwitter #jobklaxon

I am always impressed by people who can read upside down. (Magdalen Libraries & Archives MS. lat. 52)