A. S. G. Edwards is Honorary Professor of Medieval Manuscripts at the University of Kent at Canterbury.

Wide-ranging and stimulating collection of essays.

• Introduction - Elaine TreharneThe Composite Nature of Eleventh-Century Homiliaries: Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 421 - Erika CorradiniThe Power and the Glory: Conquest and Cosmology in Edwardian Wales [Exeter, Cathedral Library, 3514] - Julia C CrickManuscript Production before Chaucer: Some Preliminary Observations - Orietta Da RoldThe Ellesmere Manuscript: Controversy, Culture and the Canterbury Tales - A S G EdwardsVanishing Transliteracies in Beowulf and Samuel Pepys's Diary - Martin Foys and Whitney Anne TrettienDescriptive Bibliography and Electronic Publication - David L. GantsOxford, Bodleian Library, Bodley 647 and its Use, c. 1410-2010 - Ralph HannaThe Idea of the Heart in Byzantium and the History of the Book - Robert RomanchukRed as a Textual Element during the Transition from Manuscript to Print - Margaret SmithProblematising Textual Authority in the York Register - Liberty Stanavage

A. S. G. Edwards is Honorary Professor of Medieval Manuscripts at the University of Kent at Canterbury.

Wide-ranging and stimulating collection of essays.

• Introduction - Elaine TreharneThe Composite Nature of Eleventh-Century Homiliaries: Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 421 - Erika CorradiniThe Power and the Glory: Conquest and Cosmology in Edwardian Wales [Exeter, Cathedral Library, 3514] - Julia C CrickManuscript Production before Chaucer: Some Preliminary Observations - Orietta Da RoldThe Ellesmere Manuscript: Controversy, Culture and the Canterbury Tales - A S G EdwardsVanishing Transliteracies in Beowulf and Samuel Pepys's Diary - Martin Foys and Whitney Anne TrettienDescriptive Bibliography and Electronic Publication - David L. GantsOxford, Bodleian Library, Bodley 647 and its Use, c. 1410-2010 - Ralph HannaThe Idea of the Heart in Byzantium and the History of the Book - Robert RomanchukRed as a Textual Element during the Transition from Manuscript to Print - Margaret SmithProblematising Textual Authority in the York Register - Liberty Stanavage

A. S. G. Edwards is Honorary Professor of Medieval Manuscripts at the University of Kent at Canterbury.

Wide-ranging and stimulating collection of essays.

• Introduction - Elaine TreharneThe Composite Nature of Eleventh-Century Homiliaries: Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 421 - Erika CorradiniThe Power and the Glory: Conquest and Cosmology in Edwardian Wales [Exeter, Cathedral Library, 3514] - Julia C CrickManuscript Production before Chaucer: Some Preliminary Observations - Orietta Da RoldThe Ellesmere Manuscript: Controversy, Culture and the Canterbury Tales - A S G EdwardsVanishing Transliteracies in Beowulf and Samuel Pepys's Diary - Martin Foys and Whitney Anne TrettienDescriptive Bibliography and Electronic Publication - David L. GantsOxford, Bodleian Library, Bodley 647 and its Use, c. 1410-2010 - Ralph HannaThe Idea of the Heart in Byzantium and the History of the Book - Robert RomanchukRed as a Textual Element during the Transition from Manuscript to Print - Margaret SmithProblematising Textual Authority in the York Register - Liberty Stanavage