ALDHELM or Ealdhelm (d.709) was a man of Wessex, a kingsman of the West Saxon King. He began his studies under the Irish Scholar Maeldub, but got most of his training at Canterbury under Theodore and Hadrian. He gained a remarkable command of Latin, and learned some Greek besides , and even a little Hebrew. His duties as monk, as abbot of Malmesbury, and finally as bishop of Sherborne did not keep him from doing a substantial amount of writing. He is said to have composed in English as well as Latin, but his vernacular compositions have not come down to us. cf. R. Ehwald Aldhelmi Opera (Berolini 1919; Mon. Germ.Hist., Auct. Antiq., XV) cf. A LITERARY HISTORY of ENGLAND pag. 12-13 Aldhelm II Anglo-Latin Writings

Aldhelmus Malmesberiensis (c. 639 – 25 May 709), Abbot of Malmesbury Abbey, Bishop of Sherborne, and a writer and scholar of Latin poetry, was born before the middle of the 7th century. He is said to have been the son of Kenten, who was of the royal house of Wessex. He was certainly not, as his early biographer Faritius asserts, the brother of King Ine. After his death he was venerated as a saint, his feast day being the day of his death, 25 May. ::::::::::::: ALDHELM HOME https://sites.google.com/view/aldhelm/home ALDHELM BOOKSELLER EBERBACH @peterhelm https://sites.google.com/site/wegutenbergyou/contact https://sites.google.com/view/0700-kstsachverstaendigenbuero/aldhelm-or-ealdhelm https://twitter.com/PeterHelm12/status/1598427406972362772

Aldhelm or Ealdhelm (d.709) was a man of Wessex, a kingsman of the West Saxon King. He began his studies under the Irish Scholar Maeldub, but got most of his training at Canterbury under Theodore and Hadrian. He gained a remarkable command of Latin, and learned some Greek besides , and even a little Hebrew. His duties as monk, as abbot of Malmesbury, and finally as bishop of Sherborne did not keep him from doing a substantial amount of writing. He is said to have composed in English as well as Latin, but his vernacular compositions have not come down to us. cf. R. Ehwald Aldhelmi Opera (Berolini 1919; Mon. Germ.Hist., Auct. Antiq., XV)

cf. A LITERARY HISTORY of ENGLAND pag. 12-13 Aldhelm II Anglo-Latin Writings Compilation of 4 books. It is the must-have book if anyone is studying English Literature at any level since its information is so voluminous and clear. Our copy is in great shape.considering its huge size, 1673 pages) and age. POLYGRAPHICUM inventory POLYGRAFICUM

Bibliographic Details Title: A Literary History of England Copyright 1948 Appleton-Century-Crofts Publisher: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd London, 1948 Binding: Very good Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd Dust Jacket Condition: 1st Edition Edition: 1st Printing. Publication Date: 1948 Binding: Red Hardcover Book General Condition: Perfect Dust Jacket in Very Good Condition https://sites.google.com/site/wegutenbergyou/contact ***************************** cf. Current Expert US Offer AbeBooks https://www.abebooks.com/Literary-History-England-Albert-Baugh-Editor-London/31052338091/bd Title: A Literary History of England (1100 USD) Publisher: London, 1948 Binding: Very good Book Condition: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd Dust Jacket Condition: 1st Edition Edition: 1st Printing From Taylor & Baumann Books LLC (Ridgefield CT . USA) Store Description I am a retired Sr Director from a Fortune 500 Company. I grew up the daughter of a High School English Teacher and a Professor of Olde English. I remember both of my parents reading to me from the wonderful collection of Charles Dickens Limited Editions, or the Jane Austen, or Faulkner- I could go on and on- however, both of my parents have passed on, and we have inherited all of these wonderful books. It is difficult for me to hold on to these all, so I wanted to sell them for the next generation of parents and children!--Live Life, Love Literature For a Price! Visit Seller's Storefront Terms of Sale: I love all of the books that i am/will be offering and am very connected to them based on wonderful childhood readings and parental readings every night after bath and before bed! I commit to tell you honestly the details of every book from date and place of publishing, whether it is a first or limited edition and the condition of the book. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: peter helm artHELMkunst recherche research ALBERT C. BAUGH Albert Croll Baugh (26. Februar 1891 – 21. März 1981) war Professor für englische Sprache an der University of Pennsylvania Baugh ist bekannt für sein Lehrbuch A History of the English Language. Das Buch wurde erstmals 1935 veröffentlicht und schon bald als beispielhaft gelobt.[3][4] Er überarbeitet das Werk für eine zweite Auflage im Jahr 1957 und es ist seither weiter in Druck. 1978 besorgte Thomas Cable eine dritte Auflage. A Literary History Of England (Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1948), Herausgeberschaft. Baugh schrieb den zweiten von vier Teilen, "The Middle English Period, 1100 – 1500".[5] A History of the English Language. D. Appleton-Century Company, 1935. Sechs Auflagen bis 2013, die letzten vier von Baugh and Thomas Cable. Baugh wurde in Philadelphia geboren, an der dortigen University of Pennsylvania erwarb er auch einen MA und einen PhD. Er arbeitete an dieser Universität fast fünfzig Jahre, von 1912 bis 1961. Baugh starb 1981 in der Universitätsklinik seiner Heimatstadt im Alter von 90 Jahren. Ein Nachruf in der The New York Times würdigte seine Arbeiten zur Mediävistik ebenso wie seine sprachwissenschaftlichen Leistungen.[1] Seit 1946 war er gewähltes Mitglied der American Philosophical Society.[2]

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