Fontes Anglo-Saxonici

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quote

target

245A-B

venit ad … conjugale

Aelfric

Preface to Genesis

M2a

multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)

probable

and

hi cweþaþ … lare

29-36

Crawford 1922, 76-80

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Contributor:: M. Griffith

Created:: 2000-08-01

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M. Griffith, Aelfric: Preface to Genesis, Crawford 1922, 2000-08-01, Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register, https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/, accessed 2026-06-07

Alternatively, please use the following information:

Contributor:	M. Griffith
Text:	Aelfric: Preface to Genesis
Edition:	Crawford 1922, 76-80
Reference:	C.B.1.7.1
Created:	2000-08-01
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2026-06-07

270D-271A

et sacerdotes dianae … viva defossa est

Anon (OE)

Orosius, History against the Pagans

M3ao

multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)

possible

and

on ðæm æfterran … mon byrgde

60.8-13

Bately 1980

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Comment:: For the goddess Vesta being identified with Diana at 60.8-10 (Minutia hatte … alibban).
Bibliography:: Bately 1980, 251

Contributor:: R. Jayatilaka

Created:: 2001-02-20

How to cite

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R. Jayatilaka, Anon (OE): Orosius, History against the Pagans, Bately 1980, 2001-02-20, Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register, https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/, accessed 2026-06-07

Alternatively, please use the following information:

Contributor:	R. Jayatilaka
Text:	Anon (OE): Orosius, History against the Pagans
Edition:	Bately 1980
Reference:	C.B.9.2
Created:	2001-02-20
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2026-06-07

298

et crates … vobis

Aelfric

Catholic homilies 1.27

single immediate source

possible

soðlice … filigdon

142-50

Clemoes 1997

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Comment:: Socrates is probably a corruption of Crates (see PL 26, 144). Both sources possibly used.

Contributor:: M.R. Godden

Created:: 1991-01-07

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M.R. Godden, Aelfric: Catholic homilies 1.27, Clemoes 1997, 1991-01-07, Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register, https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/, accessed 2026-06-07

Alternatively, please use the following information:

Contributor:	M.R. Godden
Text:	Aelfric: Catholic homilies 1.27
Edition:	Clemoes 1997
Reference:	C.B.1.1.29
Created:	1991-01-07
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2026-06-07