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A Clerk of Oxford. Thursday, 14 May 2015. Nu is þon gelicost'. Christ's Ascension on the Wirksworth Stone. Today is the feast of the Ascension. Last year I posted extracts from an Old English poem, Christ II. Which has a take on the Ascension story which is so beautiful and astonishing that I just have to link to it again. Today; if you haven't read it, do. These are the closing lines of the poem:. Nu is þon gelicost, swa we on laguflode. Ofer cald wæter ceolum liðan. Geond sidne sæ, sundhengestum,.

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A Clerk of Oxford. Thursday, 14 May 2015. Nu is þon gelicost'. Christ's Ascension on the Wirksworth Stone. Today is the feast of the Ascension. Last year I posted extracts from an Old English poem, Christ II. Which has a take on the Ascension story which is so beautiful and astonishing that I just have to link to it again. Today; if you haven't read it, do. These are the closing lines of the poem:. Nu is þon gelicost, swa we on laguflode. Ofer cald wæter ceolum liðan. Geond sidne sæ, sundhengestum,.

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A Clerk of Oxford: March 2015

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A Clerk of Oxford. Thursday, 26 March 2015. Thou shalt not, man, abyde here ay'. Solomon ( BL Royal 1 E IX, f. 163v. Hec sunt verba prophetica:. O man, whiche art the erthe take froo,. Ayene into erthe thou shalt goo;. The wyse man in his lore seith soo:. Bysshop or emperoure though that thou be,. Kynge, prince or duke of high degree,. Emperesse or quene or lady free,. Though of richesse thou haue thy wille,. Of mete and drinke having thy fille,. When dredefull dethe shall come the tille,. James Ryman wa...

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A Clerk of Oxford: February 2015

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A Clerk of Oxford. Sunday, 22 February 2015. Hoard up your goldhoard in heaven'. Blogging will be light here for a little while, though if you should be so inclined you can read something I wrote this week for the BBC History website here. If nothing else, it features the most insanely colourful Vikings you'll ever see). Today I want to post just a very short extract from one of Ælfric's sermons for the first Sunday in Lent. He begins by saying:. Is quite often used in Old English to translate thesaurus.

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A Clerk of Oxford: Anselm and Alphege

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A Clerk of Oxford. Sunday, 19 April 2015. Alphege in a 12th-century Canterbury manuscript ( BL Cotton MS Nero C VII, f.46v. Today is the feast of St Alphege (Ælfheah), one of the chief saints of Anglo-Saxon Canterbury. Taken prisoner during the Viking siege of Canterbury in 1011, he was held hostage for seven months before being killed by his captors at Greenwich, apparently because he would not (or could not) pay a ransom for his freedom. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. It makes a nice contrast to the conver...

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A Clerk of Oxford: 'Ac ich alle blisse mid me bringe'

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A Clerk of Oxford. Wednesday, 29 April 2015. Ac ich alle blisse mid me bringe'. When the nyhtegale singes,. The wodes waxen grene,. Lef ant gras ant blosme springes. In Averyl, Y wene. So says a famous Middle English love poem. Telling us that April and nightingales, spring and love have long been almost synonymous with each other. In the following extract from the thirteenth-century debate poem The Owl and the Nightingale. Al so þu dost on þire side:. Vor wanne snov liþ þicke and wide,. Wan ich iso þat ...

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A Clerk of Oxford: October 2014

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A Clerk of Oxford. Friday, 31 October 2014. Rochester in the rain. In the waning days of October, I've been re-reading Charles Dickens' final, unfinished novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Since it's the story of a troubled young cathedral precentor! This is not an unpleasant or a morbid thought - actually I find it comforting. I have far more attachments among the dead than among the living, and am sometimes more at home there, too. Why, my man, I’ve been waiting for you a devil of a time! When erthe up...

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016): August 2015

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016). Monday, August 31, 2015. For Wednesday: Chaucer, "The Knight's Tale" Parts I and II, pp.26-53. Answer any TWO of the following questions. Q1: Why do you think the Knight tells a story of “modern” knights and chivalry in ancient Greece? Why might someone use the past to tell of the present? How does one setting help reinforce the other? Which of the two do you feel suffers more for love of Emily? How might this be a commentary on the love story itself? How might thi...

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016): October 2015

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016). Monday, October 26, 2015. For Wednesday: School for Scandal, Acts III and IV. Answer TWO of the following. Q1: In Act IV, Joseph attempts to seduce Lady Teazle in an interesting manner. What is his argument for taking an indiscretion against Sir Peter, and why is Lady Teazle almost convinced by it? What does this say about the morals of a so-called "man of sentiment"? Why do their arguments strike us as curiously artificial and borrowed? Friday, October 23, 2015.

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Classic Christian Manifesto (see pages below as well). 1 What Is Classic Christianity? 2 Why Classic Christianity? GK Chesterton, “On Reading”. 3 Classic Christian Practice & Discipline. 4 The Church Year and the Communion of Saints. Lady Julian of Norwich. St Francis of Assisi. St Gregory of Nyssa and the Cappadocians. 5 Where to Begin. 7 Classic Christianity: A Bibliography. 8 Resources on the Holy Trinity. 9 Sources for ‘Celtic’ Christianity. Bede’s Life of Caedmon. Chalcedonian Definition of the Faith.

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016): For Friday: Pope, The Rape of the Lock, Cantos 3-4

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British Literature to 1800 (Fall 2016). Wednesday, November 2, 2016. For Friday: Pope, The Rape of the Lock, Cantos 3-4. Synopsis of Canto 4: Crushed by the weight of her tragedy, Belina is insensible. So Umbriel, one of the spirits, goes down to the underworld (echoing The Odyssey, where Odysseus visits Achilles in death) to seek an audience with the Queen of Spleen. For 18. Been content to seize/Hairs less in sight, or any hairs but these! Answer TWO of the following:. The stakes to losing these in 18.

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Classic Christian Manifesto (see pages below as well). 1 What Is Classic Christianity? 2 Why Classic Christianity? GK Chesterton, “On Reading”. 3 Classic Christian Practice & Discipline. 4 The Church Year and the Communion of Saints. Lady Julian of Norwich. St Francis of Assisi. St Gregory of Nyssa and the Cappadocians. 5 Where to Begin. 7 Classic Christianity: A Bibliography. 8 Resources on the Holy Trinity. 9 Sources for ‘Celtic’ Christianity. Bede’s Life of Caedmon. Chalcedonian Definition of the Faith.

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First Known When Lost. How To Live, Part Twenty-Five: Senescence. One Thing Leads To Another. View my complete profile. Books, Inq. — The Epilogue. A Clerk of Oxford. Musings of a Failed Taxidermist. A Mary F. Robinson. A S J Tessimond. C F A Voysey. J D C Pellow. J E H MacDonald. J M W Turner. Joseph Wright of Derby. L A G Strong. Life As A Work Of Art. Mildred E. Eldridge. Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Pieter Brueghel the Younger. Rogier van der Weyden. Ulysses S. Grant. Walter de la Mare. As to my future?

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First Known When Lost: January 2015

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First Known When Lost. Enchanted Or Disenchanted, Part Three: Blessed Is. Partridges At Twilight And Summer Grasses. Singing In The Night. A Sparrow. A Fluttering Thing. View my complete profile. Books, Inq. — The Epilogue. A Clerk of Oxford. Musings of a Failed Taxidermist. A Mary F. Robinson. A S J Tessimond. C F A Voysey. J D C Pellow. J E H MacDonald. J M W Turner. Joseph Wright of Derby. L A G Strong. Life As A Work Of Art. Mildred E. Eldridge. Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Pieter Brueghel the Younger.

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First Known When Lost: July 2015

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First Known When Lost. The Horses Of Achilles. View my complete profile. Books, Inq. — The Epilogue. A Clerk of Oxford. Musings of a Failed Taxidermist. A Mary F. Robinson. A S J Tessimond. C F A Voysey. J D C Pellow. J E H MacDonald. J M W Turner. Joseph Wright of Derby. L A G Strong. Life As A Work Of Art. Mildred E. Eldridge. Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Pieter Brueghel the Younger. Rogier van der Weyden. Ulysses S. Grant. Walter de la Mare. Thursday, July 30, 2015. We all are, but none of us. But he ca...

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First Known When Lost. Enchanted Or Disenchanted, Part Four: Absences. Two Rabbits And A Paramour. View my complete profile. Books, Inq. — The Epilogue. A Clerk of Oxford. Musings of a Failed Taxidermist. A Mary F. Robinson. A S J Tessimond. C F A Voysey. J D C Pellow. J E H MacDonald. J M W Turner. Joseph Wright of Derby. L A G Strong. Life As A Work Of Art. Mildred E. Eldridge. Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Pieter Brueghel the Younger. Rogier van der Weyden. Ulysses S. Grant. Walter de la Mare. Bashō (tra...

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A Letter from Home. Books on my Wish List - updated 27th March 2016. Everyman’s History of the Prayer Book. By Percy Dearmer. (Available free online.). 30th June 2013 - Seeking Silence in a Noisy World. Love the cover, love the contents. It's by Adam Ford, and published by Leaping Hare Press. I've nearly bought it a few times when I've seen it in various bookshops. This time it was in the gift shop at Wakehurst Place. I've blogged it here. Walking the Block - Jane Weir. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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A Clerk of Oxford. Thursday, 14 May 2015. Nu is þon gelicost'. Christ's Ascension on the Wirksworth Stone. Today is the feast of the Ascension. Last year I posted extracts from an Old English poem, Christ II. Which has a take on the Ascension story which is so beautiful and astonishing that I just have to link to it again. Today; if you haven't read it, do. These are the closing lines of the poem:. Nu is þon gelicost, swa we on laguflode. Ofer cald wæter ceolum liðan. Geond sidne sæ, sundhengestum,.