Peter J. Lucas is presently Honorary Research Associate at the Department of Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic in the University of Cambridge, and is Emeritus Professor of Old and Middle English at University College Dublin, where he taught English Language and Medieval English Literature. He is the author of several books, including the facsimile edition of Franciscus Junius’s Cædmonis Monachi Paraphrasis Poetica Genesios, originally published in 1655 (Amsterdam, 2000), which includes the first edition ever of the Old English Exodus. Other books include From Author to Audience: John Capgrave and Medieval Publication (Dublin 1997), and The Medieval Manuscripts at Maynooth: Explorations in the Unknown, with Angela M. Lucas (Dublin, 2014), as well as several volumes in the series Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts in Microfiche Facsimile. He has also written ninety or so articles on Old and Middle English, the history of the English language, and the early printing of Anglo-Saxon.

• PrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroductionI THE MANUSCRIPT1. History, Provenance and Origin2. General Description3. Sectional Divisions4. Lay-out and Lacunae5. The Intended Illustrations6. Punctuation7. Scribal Error8. Compilation9. The Textual Integrity of Exodus10. The Corrector's AccentsII LANGUAGEIII METREIV STYLEV SOURCESVI THEMEVII DATE AND ORIGINThe TextEDITORIAL PROCEDUREEXODUS: Text with textual notes and CommentarySelect BibliographyGlossaryGlossorial Index of People and Places

'Twenty-six years after his second, revised edition of the Old English poem Exodus, Peter J. Lucas supplies a welcome third edition of this important text [...] the edition provides not only an excellent introduction to the text and important aspects of the study of Old English literature in general to the student ‘beginner’ but will remain a staple on any Old English scholar’s bookshelf." Judith Kaup, Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen

Peter J. Lucas is presently Honorary Research Associate at the Department of Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic in the University of Cambridge, and is Emeritus Professor of Old and Middle English at University College Dublin, where he taught English Language and Medieval English Literature. He is the author of several books, including the facsimile edition of Franciscus Junius’s Cædmonis Monachi Paraphrasis Poetica Genesios, originally published in 1655 (Amsterdam, 2000), which includes the first edition ever of the Old English Exodus. Other books include From Author to Audience: John Capgrave and Medieval Publication (Dublin 1997), and The Medieval Manuscripts at Maynooth: Explorations in the Unknown, with Angela M. Lucas (Dublin, 2014), as well as several volumes in the series Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts in Microfiche Facsimile. He has also written ninety or so articles on Old and Middle English, the history of the English language, and the early printing of Anglo-Saxon.

• PrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroductionI THE MANUSCRIPT1. History, Provenance and Origin2. General Description3. Sectional Divisions4. Lay-out and Lacunae5. The Intended Illustrations6. Punctuation7. Scribal Error8. Compilation9. The Textual Integrity of Exodus10. The Corrector's AccentsII LANGUAGEIII METREIV STYLEV SOURCESVI THEMEVII DATE AND ORIGINThe TextEDITORIAL PROCEDUREEXODUS: Text with textual notes and CommentarySelect BibliographyGlossaryGlossorial Index of People and Places

'Twenty-six years after his second, revised edition of the Old English poem Exodus, Peter J. Lucas supplies a welcome third edition of this important text [...] the edition provides not only an excellent introduction to the text and important aspects of the study of Old English literature in general to the student ‘beginner’ but will remain a staple on any Old English scholar’s bookshelf." Judith Kaup, Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen

Peter J. Lucas is presently Honorary Research Associate at the Department of Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic in the University of Cambridge, and is Emeritus Professor of Old and Middle English at University College Dublin, where he taught English Language and Medieval English Literature. He is the author of several books, including the facsimile edition of Franciscus Junius’s Cædmonis Monachi Paraphrasis Poetica Genesios, originally published in 1655 (Amsterdam, 2000), which includes the first edition ever of the Old English Exodus. Other books include From Author to Audience: John Capgrave and Medieval Publication (Dublin 1997), and The Medieval Manuscripts at Maynooth: Explorations in the Unknown, with Angela M. Lucas (Dublin, 2014), as well as several volumes in the series Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts in Microfiche Facsimile. He has also written ninety or so articles on Old and Middle English, the history of the English language, and the early printing of Anglo-Saxon.

• PrefaceList of AbbreviationsIntroductionI THE MANUSCRIPT1. History, Provenance and Origin2. General Description3. Sectional Divisions4. Lay-out and Lacunae5. The Intended Illustrations6. Punctuation7. Scribal Error8. Compilation9. The Textual Integrity of Exodus10. The Corrector's AccentsII LANGUAGEIII METREIV STYLEV SOURCESVI THEMEVII DATE AND ORIGINThe TextEDITORIAL PROCEDUREEXODUS: Text with textual notes and CommentarySelect BibliographyGlossaryGlossorial Index of People and Places

'Twenty-six years after his second, revised edition of the Old English poem Exodus, Peter J. Lucas supplies a welcome third edition of this important text [...] the edition provides not only an excellent introduction to the text and important aspects of the study of Old English literature in general to the student ‘beginner’ but will remain a staple on any Old English scholar’s bookshelf." Judith Kaup, Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen