FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. ANNIE SUTHERLAND is Associate Professor, University of Oxford, and Tutorial Fellow in Old and Middle English, Somerville College. DANIEL ANLEZARK is McCaughey Professor of Early English Literature and Language at the University of Sydney. He has published widely on Old English literature, with particular interests in biblical poetry and Alfredian prose. FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. M.J. TOSWELL is a Professor at theUniversity of Western Ontario. MIKE RODMAN JONES is Associate Professor of Medieval and Early Modern Literature in the School of English, University of Nottingham.

Altogether this is a highly successful collection, balancing tightly focused read-ings with widely applicable concepts. . . . The editors and contributors are to be congratulated.

• Introduction: a Case Study of Psalm 50.1-3 in Old and Middle English - Francis LeneghanSome Anglo-Saxon Psalters and their Glosses - Jane RobertsThe Eadwine Psalter and Twelfth-Century English Vernacular Literary Culture - Mark Faulkner'In eching for the beste': the Fourteenth-Century English Prose Psalter and the Art of Psalm Translation - Annie SutherlandThe Wycliffite Psalms - Elizabeth SolopovaRolle's English Psalter and the Possibilities of Vernacular Scriptural Commentary - Katherine ZiemanMaking the Psalter Sing: the Old English Metrical Psalms, Rhythm and Ruminatio - Francis LeneghanThe Psalms in the Old English Office of Prime - Daniel AnlezarkPsalm Genres in Old English Poetry - M J ToswellArticulating the Psalms in Middle English Alliterative Poetry:Some Passages of Piers Plowman, St Erkenwald and Pearl - Mike Rodman JonesMaidstone's Psalms and the King's Speech - Lynn StaleyThe Songs of the Threshold: Enargeia and the Psalter - Vincent GillespiePsalms as Public Interiorities: Eleanor Hull's Voices - David LawtonVox ecclesiae, vox Christi: the Psalms and Medieval English Ecclesiology - Michael Kuczynski

FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. ANNIE SUTHERLAND is Associate Professor, University of Oxford, and Tutorial Fellow in Old and Middle English, Somerville College. DANIEL ANLEZARK is McCaughey Professor of Early English Literature and Language at the University of Sydney. He has published widely on Old English literature, with particular interests in biblical poetry and Alfredian prose. FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. M.J. TOSWELL is a Professor at theUniversity of Western Ontario. MIKE RODMAN JONES is Associate Professor of Medieval and Early Modern Literature in the School of English, University of Nottingham.

Altogether this is a highly successful collection, balancing tightly focused read-ings with widely applicable concepts. . . . The editors and contributors are to be congratulated.

• Introduction: a Case Study of Psalm 50.1-3 in Old and Middle English - Francis LeneghanSome Anglo-Saxon Psalters and their Glosses - Jane RobertsThe Eadwine Psalter and Twelfth-Century English Vernacular Literary Culture - Mark Faulkner'In eching for the beste': the Fourteenth-Century English Prose Psalter and the Art of Psalm Translation - Annie SutherlandThe Wycliffite Psalms - Elizabeth SolopovaRolle's English Psalter and the Possibilities of Vernacular Scriptural Commentary - Katherine ZiemanMaking the Psalter Sing: the Old English Metrical Psalms, Rhythm and Ruminatio - Francis LeneghanThe Psalms in the Old English Office of Prime - Daniel AnlezarkPsalm Genres in Old English Poetry - M J ToswellArticulating the Psalms in Middle English Alliterative Poetry:Some Passages of Piers Plowman, St Erkenwald and Pearl - Mike Rodman JonesMaidstone's Psalms and the King's Speech - Lynn StaleyThe Songs of the Threshold: Enargeia and the Psalter - Vincent GillespiePsalms as Public Interiorities: Eleanor Hull's Voices - David LawtonVox ecclesiae, vox Christi: the Psalms and Medieval English Ecclesiology - Michael Kuczynski

FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. ANNIE SUTHERLAND is Associate Professor, University of Oxford, and Tutorial Fellow in Old and Middle English, Somerville College. DANIEL ANLEZARK is McCaughey Professor of Early English Literature and Language at the University of Sydney. He has published widely on Old English literature, with particular interests in biblical poetry and Alfredian prose. FRANCIS LENEGHAN is Professor of Old English at the University of Oxford. M.J. TOSWELL is a Professor at theUniversity of Western Ontario. MIKE RODMAN JONES is Associate Professor of Medieval and Early Modern Literature in the School of English, University of Nottingham.

Altogether this is a highly successful collection, balancing tightly focused read-ings with widely applicable concepts. . . . The editors and contributors are to be congratulated.

• Introduction: a Case Study of Psalm 50.1-3 in Old and Middle English - Francis LeneghanSome Anglo-Saxon Psalters and their Glosses - Jane RobertsThe Eadwine Psalter and Twelfth-Century English Vernacular Literary Culture - Mark Faulkner'In eching for the beste': the Fourteenth-Century English Prose Psalter and the Art of Psalm Translation - Annie SutherlandThe Wycliffite Psalms - Elizabeth SolopovaRolle's English Psalter and the Possibilities of Vernacular Scriptural Commentary - Katherine ZiemanMaking the Psalter Sing: the Old English Metrical Psalms, Rhythm and Ruminatio - Francis LeneghanThe Psalms in the Old English Office of Prime - Daniel AnlezarkPsalm Genres in Old English Poetry - M J ToswellArticulating the Psalms in Middle English Alliterative Poetry:Some Passages of Piers Plowman, St Erkenwald and Pearl - Mike Rodman JonesMaidstone's Psalms and the King's Speech - Lynn StaleyThe Songs of the Threshold: Enargeia and the Psalter - Vincent GillespiePsalms as Public Interiorities: Eleanor Hull's Voices - David LawtonVox ecclesiae, vox Christi: the Psalms and Medieval English Ecclesiology - Michael Kuczynski