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Sociolinguistic Variation in Old English: Records of communities and peopleOlga Timofeeva
[Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics 13] 2022
► pp. xv–xv
Olga Timofeeva
[Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics 13] 2022
► pp. xv–xv
List of figures
Figure 1.1Map from the New Cambridge Medieval History, vol. 2 © Cambridge University Press
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Figure 2.1Distribution of the surviving manuscripts of the ASC between 890s and 1154
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Figure 2.2Alfredian network and its actors
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Figure 2.3Diachronic distributions of Angelcynn and Englisc
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Figure 4.1Social structure of Anglo-Saxon England
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Figure 4.2Administrative structure of Anglo-Saxon England
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Figure 4.3Witness list in S340 (London, BL, Add. 15350, f.91r)
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Figure 4.4Witness list in S1279 (London, BL, Cotton Tiberius A.xiii, f.40v)
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Figure 5.1Writ S1088 of Edward the Confessor (London, BL, LFC xxi.5, f.1r)
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Figure 5.2Geographical distribution of writs between c.978 and c.1087 by archive
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Figure 6.1Geographical distribution of Old English wills by archive
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Figure 6.2Bequest of land in the male line
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Figure 6.3Genealogical tree of wulfgyth
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Figure 7.1Exon Domesday, entry f.456a3 (Exeter Cathedral Library MS 3500)
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