Anyone know of any comprehensive sources for Anglo-Saxon to English language translations? With which one could study the Anglo-Saxon language?
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Not off the top of my head.
But if you want a good read, pick up Seamus Heaney's translation of Beowulf in print.
The book has his translation on one page and the original Anglo Saxon on the facing one.
But if you want a good read, pick up Seamus Heaney's translation of Beowulf in print.
The book has his translation on one page and the original Anglo Saxon on the facing one.
Sweet Henry, Anglo-Saxon Primer
Mark Atherton, Complete Old English
Those are two that have had several editions. I think there's a new edition of Atherton coming out this year, so it's maybe worth waiting for that. If you want something more basic then Stephen Pollington's First Steps in Old English should be worth it.
Mark Atherton, Complete Old English
Those are two that have had several editions. I think there's a new edition of Atherton coming out this year, so it's maybe worth waiting for that. If you want something more basic then Stephen Pollington's First Steps in Old English should be worth it.