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Anglo-Saxon Literature

Some pieces on Old English writing and culture. Lots of religion because it is fascinating.

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  • About
  • Jacq Tracks / 20 Streets: Walks in Europe
    • 20 Streets–a working bibliography
    • England
      • Plotting a Walk in London
      • Hodge
      • From the Vice-Admiral to the Saint: Part I (Strand)
      • Journey to–and Around–Avebury
      • Journey to–and Around–Avebury 2: Getting There
      • Journey to–and Around–Avebury 3: Dorwyn Manor B&B
      • Journey to—and Around—Avebury 4: Day One
    • France
      • Café de la Paix to Rue Saint-Martin
      • Not Plotting: Parisian Dérive
      • Parisian Dérive: Part 1 (Jardin du Luxembourg)
      • Parisian Dérive: Part II (Number 27)
      • Parisian Dérive: Part III (L’Odeon)
      • Parisian Dérive: Part IV (Saint-Sulpice)
      • Parisian Dérive: Part V (Eavesdropping at Les Deux Magot)
    • Italy
      • Pietrasanta Roundabout
      • Florence
        • Via dei Servi
        • Snapshot: Via dei Servi
        • An Update–and Piazzale Michelangelo
        • From the Duomo to the Isle of the Dead
        • At Cimitero degli Inglesi-Firenze
        • On the Return from Cimitero degli Inglesi-Firenze
        • The Arch, the Piazza, and Borgo degli Albizi
        • Florentine Routine: Part I
        • Florentine Routine, Part II
        • To Cappella Brancacci–Part I: Via Dante Alighieri
        • To Cappella Brancacci–Part II: Lungarno and Palazzi
        • Cappela Brancacci–Part III: Masterpieces
        • Cappella Brancacci–Part IV: Cloisters
      • Rome
        • Madonna Dell’Archetto — Locks and Roses
        • From the Pantheon to Saint Teresa, Part I
        • From the Pantheon to Saint Teresa, Part II
        • From the Pantheon to Saint Teresa: Part III (the return)
        • Plotting a Walk in Rome
        • From the Pantheon to the Capitoline
        • A Meander, or, Lost in Rome
        • Via Spectaculi, or, the Road of “Wow”
        • Final Leg: From the Capitoline to the Pantheon (Via Piazza Navona)
        • Pantheon AM / Pantheon PM (or, “The Crowds, The Crowds”)
        • Dolphin Wrestling in Rome
        • Madonna, Piazza della Rotunda
        • Castel Sant’Angelo, Ponte Sant’Angelo
        • Sant’Eustachio’s Stag
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