ANGLO-SAXON INDEX
at Trinity College, Cambridge
http://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/sdk13/asindex.html

Texts used for the study of Anglo-Saxon England

under construction
(selection of texts and scanning of images still in progress)

references in the form X000 are to texts and translations in online bibliography

• Settlement and state formation (fifth and sixth centuries)
  • imagination, speculation, archaeology, and place-names
• Political consolidation and religious conversion (seventh and eighth centuries)
  • law-codes (Kentish and West Saxon)
  • charters
  • The Whitby Life of St Gregory
  • Stephen of Ripon, Life of St Wilfrid
  • The Anonymous Lindisfarne Life of St Cuthbert
  • Bede, Life of St Cuthbert
  • Bede, Ecclesiastical History (written in 731)
• Mercia, Wessex, and the Vikings (eighth and ninth centuries)
  • Felix, Life of St Guthlac
  • correspondence of Boniface
  • records of church councils
  • charters
  • correspondence of Alcuin
  • King Alfred's law-code
  • corpus of Alfredian prose
  • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
  • Asser's Life of King Alfred
• The Kingdom of the English (tenth and eleventh centuries)
  • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (continuations)
  • law-codes
  • charters
  • The Regularis Concordia
  • B, Life of St Dunstan
  • Wulfstan of Winchester, Life of St Æthelwold
  • Byrhtferth of Ramsey, Life of St Oswald
  • homilies of Ælfric, of Winchester, Cerne and Eynsham
  • homilies of Archbishop Wulfstan, of London, York and Worcester
  • The Encomium Emmae Reginae [Queen Emma]
  • The Vita Ædwardi regis [Edward the Confessor]
  • The Bayeux Tapestry
  • Domesday Book
• Anglo-Norman sources (late eleventh and twelfth century)
  • Florence and John of Worcester
  • William of Malmesbury
  • Henry of Huntingdon
  • The Libellus Æthelwoldi episcopi

The background image shows a page from a manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (British Library)