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The first book ever to be printed in Old English was AElfric's Easter homily, edited by Archbishop Matthew Parker and his circle, and AElfric played a paramount role in the formative period of Anglo-Saxon studies from the late sixteenth to the early eighteenth century.
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verse contrafacta, been ptd, temporale homilies, verse hagiography, opus geminatum, feast picture, hermeneutic style, one litany, rhythmical style, canon law collection, liturgical commemoration, interpolated version, rhythmical prose, anonymous monk, saintly life, manuscript transmission, mass set, intercessory powers, medieval hagiography
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Old English, Catholic Homilies, Lives of Saints, Anglo-Saxon England, Whitby Life, King Alfred, Gregory the Great, Liber Eliensis, Pope Gregory, Life of Gregory, Life of St Cuthbert, Old Minster, Paulus Diaconus, Paul the Deacon, Michael Lapidge, Intellectual Foundations, Life of St Swithun, Alfred the Great, Bede's Historia, Corpus Christi College, Gregory's Dialogi, Bodleian Library, Leofric Missal, Metrical Vita, Prose Works
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