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1651: 196:. While the volume itself survived, the edges of the pages were badly scorched; no serious attempt at restoration was made until the 19th century, by which time the margins had crumbled irreparably, and the edges of many pages are now illegible. Three pages, fol. 182a, fol. 182b and fol. 201b are in notably bad shape, showing more damage than can be explained by the Cottonian fire, with many words faded or illegible, some of which are far from the edges of the leaf. Van Kirk Dobbie suggests the damage to the third of these pages was due to 49: 319: 31: 207:
The damage to the Nowell Codex can be overcome to different degrees. The three pages in bad shape mentioned above have been studied under ultraviolet light, and the resulting information has been published. Three modern transcriptions of parts of this portion of this manuscript are known. Two of
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The somewhat eclectic contents of this codex have led to much critical debate over why these particular works were chosen for inclusion. One theory which has gained considerable currency is that the compiler(s) saw a thematic link: all five works deal to some extent with monsters or monstrous
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in the years 1786-1787 after the Cottonian fire yet before the manuscript had deteriorated as far as it presently has. Transcript A was made by an unidentified professional copyist, while B was made by Thorkelin himself. The third transcript (MS Junius 105, currently in the
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notes that although the scribes behind the two hands are contemporary, they differ markedly in appearance, the second hand appearing "to belong to an older school of insular writing than its companion hand."
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is a composite of at least two manuscripts. The main division is into two totally distinct books which were apparently not bound together until the 17th century. The first of these, originally owned by
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prior to the 17th century, and fol. 201b was on the outside of the manuscript with no binding to protect it. But he offers no explanation for the condition of the first two pages.
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between 1621 and 1651. A careful copy of the poem with only occasional errors, Junius' transcription preserves the text of the poem before it suffered fire damage.
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It is the second, older manuscript that is more famous. This second manuscript is known as the Nowell Codex, after the antiquarian
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The Nowell Codex was written in two hands. The first extends from the beginning of the manuscript (fol. 94a) as far as the word
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Full digital coverage of the manuscript on the British Library's Digitised Manuscripts website
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these transcriptions, known as A and B, were made under the direction of the first editor of
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The volume was heavily damaged in 1731 when a fire partially destroyed the
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Pride and Prodigies: Studies in the Monsters of the Beowulf-Manuscript
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The first codex contains four works of Old English prose: a copy of
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First page of Beowulf, contained in the damaged Nowell Codex (132r)
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The Beowulf Manuscript: Complete Texts and The Fight at Finnsburg
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is the second of two manuscripts comprising the bound volume
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The second codex begins with three prose works: a life of
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The manuscript is located within the 322:The codex, opened to a page of Beowulf 1697:Beowulf: A Translation and Commentary 7: 1243:"An Exhortation to Christian Living" 303:, a poetic retelling of part of the 27:Sole surviving manuscript of Beowulf 621:Beowulf and the Beowulf Manuscript 25: 176:; the second hand continues from 1683:Beowulf: A New Verse Translation 1649: 1261:"Old English Psalms" (fragments) 458:Beowulf: A new verse translation 286:Letter of Alexander to Aristotle 180:in that same line to the end of 91:Letter of Alexander to Aristotle 1331:Metrical Epilogue to CCCC MS 41 614:Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library 82:, then the more complete texts 1707:: The Monsters and the Critics 262:, and a fragment of a life of 66:Old English poetic manuscripts 1: 1237:"Proverb from Winfrid's time" 1182:"Paris Psalter" (BNF MS 8824) 80:The Life of Saint Christopher 1899:English-language manuscripts 1132:Capture of the Five Boroughs 1076:For Loss or Theft of Cattle 385:. The British Library Board 164:Condition of the manuscript 68:. It is most famous as the 44:Cotton Vitellius A.XV, 133r 1915: 606:R.D. 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Index

Beowulf manuscript

Beowulf
British Library

Old English poetic manuscripts
manuscript
Beowulf
Wonders of the East
Letter of Alexander to Aristotle
a poetic translation of Judith
British Library
Cotton collection
codex
Southwick Priory
Hampshire
Laurence Nowell
Sir Robert Cotton
Vitellius
Elliott Van Kirk Dobbie
Cotton library
Grimur Jonsson Thorkelin
Bodleian Library
Franciscus Junius
Alfred
Augustine
Gospel of Nicodemus
Solomon and Saturn
Saint Quentin
Saint Christopher

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