Name: NAMES, PLACES AND PEOPLE: AN ONOMASTIC MISCELLANY IN MEMORY OF JOHN MCNEAL DODGSON
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NAMES, PLACES AND PEOPLE: AN ONOMASTIC MISCELLANY IN MEMORY OF JOHN MCNEAL DODGSON

by Alexander R. Rumble; A.D. Mills

Published by Paul Watkins. 1st. 1997

Slightly better than very good condition in a slightly better than very good dustwrapper. A collection of essays by the friends and colleagues of John Dodgson. Edited by Rumble & Mills. Light brown cloth boards, black title to spine. xxx and 390 pages.

Very slight lean to spine. Light rubbing to base of spine. Text block very slightly grubby/browned. Contents clean. Cream dustwrapper is lightly faded to spine and is a little scuffed, old price label to rear panel.

ISBN: 1871615909
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List of Contributors
List of Illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Preface
John McNeal Dodgson: A Personal Memoir, by A.D. Mills
Bibliography of the Writings of John McNeal Dodgson, compiled by Alexander R. Rumble
O. Arngart
Three Notes on the St. Petersburg Bede
M.A. Atkin
'The Land between Ribble and Mersey' in the Early Tenth Century
Kenneth Cameron
The Danish Element in the Minor and Field-Names of Yarborough Wapentake, Lincolnshire
Richard Coates
The Plural of Singular - ing: an Alternative Application of Old English - ingas
Barrie Cox
The Use of Middle English castel in the Names of Medieval Town-Houses
Christine Fell
A Funeral Monument
Gillian Fellows-Jensen
Scandinavians in Cheshire: a Reassessment of the Onomastic Evidence
Margaret Gelling
The Hunting of the Snor
Lynne Grundy & Jane Roberts
Shapes in the Landscape: Some words
Jeremy Haslam
The Location of the burh of Wigingamere a Reappraisal
Mary C. Higham - Souterscales:a Furness Abbey Estate in Lonsdale
N.J. Higham
The Context of Brunanburh
David Hill & Sheila Sharp
An Anglo-Saxon Beacon System
Della Hooke
The Survival of Pre-Conquest Place-Names (Mostly Minor) in Worcestershire
John Insley
A Scandinavian Personal Name in Wales
Gillis Kristensson
The Voicing of Initial Fricatives Revisited
Audrey L Meaney
Hundred Meeting Places in the Cambridge Region
A D Mills
Three Difficult English Place-Names Reconsidered
W.F.H. Nicolaisen
The Dee at Chester and Aberdeen: Thoughts on Rivers and Divinities
A.E.B. Owen
Roads and Romans in South East Lindsey: the Place-Name Evidence
Hywel Wyn Owen
Old English Place-Name Elements in Domesday Flintshire
O.J. Padel
Locational Surnames in Fourteenth Century Denbighshire
R.I. Page
Old English winterdun
Alexander R. Rumble
Ad Lapidem in Bede and a Mercian Martyrdom
Karl Inge Sandred
Reading a Kentish Charter
Veronica Smart
Aele-/Ele-as a Name-Form on Coins
Patrick Stiles
Old English halh, 'Slightly Raised Ground Isolated by Marsh'
F.R. Thorn
'Another Seaborough' 'The Other Dinnaton': Some Manorial Affixes in Domesday Book
Victor Watts
Middle English utlete