McDougall, D. and McDougall, I. (1997). 'Evil Tongues': a previously unedited Old English sermon. Anglo-Saxon Engl 26. Vol 26, pp. 209-229.

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'Evil Tongues': a previously unedited Old English sermon
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Anglo-Saxon Engl 26
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Anglo-Saxon England
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26
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209 - 229
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Examines the lexicographical evidence for the origins of an unpublished OE sermon, comparing it with the two texts preceding it in the ms -- an OE version of St Jerome's life of Malchus, and a translation of a letter by Boniface (Wynfrith), and concludes a Mercian origin. The appendix 'Evil Tongues' (217-29) gives a transcription and translation of the text.
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David McDougall
Ian McDougall
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Adele E R Rackley (Abstract author)
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1997
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20 Jan 2002