Copyright
Tracey-Anne CooperPublished On
2010-07-01Page Range
pp. 169-196Language
- English
Print Length
27 pagesJudith in Late Anglo-Saxon England
- Tracey-Anne Cooper (author)
Contributors
Tracey-Anne Cooper
(author)Tracey-Anne Cooper is Assistant Professor at the Department of History, St. John's University, Queens. Her publications include "Basan and Bata: The Occupational Surnames of Two Pre-Conquest Monks of Canterbury" (2004); "Two Previously Unrecorded Marginal Illustrations in Cotton Tiberius A. iii" (2005); "Tovi the Proud's Irregular Use of the Good Friday Liturgy" (2005); "The Homilies of a Pragmatic Archbishop's Handbook in Context: Cotton Tiberius A. iii" (2006); "Lay Piety, Pastoral Care and the Compiler's Method in Late Anglo-Saxon England" (2006); "Why is St. Margaret's the Only Saint's Life in London BL, Cotton Tiberius A. iii?" (forthcoming) and "Inculcating the Inner Heart of the Laity in Pre-Conquest England" (2008).