George Stephens Esq., Professor of English Language

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Title:	Prof
First Name:	George
Surname:	Stephens
Post Nominals:	Esq., Professor of English Language
Wikidata Identifier:	http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q3353704
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Articles/Chapters:

Title	Role	Year of Publication
A pre-conquest memorial stone from Holy Island.	Author	1899
Address on the old English Runic Monuments known in Great Britain at the present time.	Author	1866
Extracts in prose and verse from an old English medical manuscript preserved in the royal library at Stockholm.	Author	1844
Further remarks on an inscribed stone found at Yarm.	Author	1882
James VI. In Tonsberg, 1589. With Photograph of an old Oaken Tablet erected in the Church of St Mary, in Commemoration of his Visit.	Author	1874
Note of a Fragment of a Rune-Inscribed Stone from Aith's Voe, Cunningsburgh, Shetland, now in the Museum.	Author	1872
Note of the Hunterston Brooch, Ayrshire, with a Reading of the Runic Inscription on it.	Author	1866
Notice of a Runic Door from Iceland, ornamented with Carved Dragons and a scene representing the Slaying of a Dragon. With Engravings of the Door.	Author	1870
Notice of a Sculptured Stone, bearing on one side an Inscription in Runes, from Kilbar, Island of Barra.	Author	1880
Notice of the Runic Ring recently found in Cramond Churchyard.	Author	1870
On "The King of the Birds," or the Phoenix, an Anglo-Saxon song of the tenth or eleventh century, now first translated into the metre and alliteration of the original.	Author	1844
On a Runic Door from Iceland.	Author	1890
On a runic stone at Thornhill.	Author	1884
On an ancient runic casket now preserved in the ducal museum, Brunswick.	Author
On an ebony pax bearing the legend of St. Veronica.	Author	1880
On the Shaft of an Anglic Cross discovered in the Church at Chester-le-Street	Author	1885
On the discovery of Roman Inscribed Altars, etc., at Housesteads, November, 1883	Author	1885
Runic Inscription found at Brough, Westmorland. Date about A.D. 550-600.	Author	1881
Sculptured Runic Grave-Blocks at Dearham, W. Cumberland, date about A.D. 850-950.	Author	1883
Some account of Scandinavian runic stones, which speak of Knut the great, king of all the north.	Author	1871
The Beckermont Inscription	Author	1865
The Bridekirk Font	Author	1876
Two English folk tales.	Author
XII. Note on two fragments of a MS. of Chaucer's Troilus and Cressida.	Author	1890
XIII. On a Seventh Century leaf of the Lex Wisigothica.	Author	1890