A Handy Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, Based On Groschopp’s Grein, Ed., Revised and Corrected by J.a. Harrison and W.M. Baskervill

First published in 1883, this pioneering dictionary was one of the first works to systematically catalog the vocabulary and grammar of the Old English language. Based on the groundbreaking work of Christian Wilhelm M. Grein, this edition has been extensively revised and corrected by JA Harrison and WM Baskervill, and remains an essential tool for scholars of Anglo-Saxon literature and culture.

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