IV.

Extracts from the Anglo-Saxon-Gospels, a Portion of the Anglo-Saxon

Paraphrase of the Book of Psalms, and other Selections of a Sacred Order

in the same Language, with a Translation into English, and Notes

Critical and Explanatory. _By the same._

These two works are prepared in such a way as in themselves, with the

aid of the Grammar, to afford every facility to the Anglo-Saxon Student.

Ælfric’s Homily is remarkable for beauty of composition, and interesting

as setting forth Augustine’s Mission to the “Land of the Angles.”

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