R. I. Page

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R. I. Page is affiliated with the following schools: University of Sheffield, University of Nottingham, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Raymond Ian Page was a British historian of Anglo-Saxon England and the Viking Age. As a renowned runologist, he specialised in the study of Anglo-Saxon runes. Biography Page was born in Sheffield in 1924, and was educated at King Edward VII School. His family circumstances required him to leave school at the age of 16. In 1942 he took a course in mechanical engineering at Rotherham Technical College, applying thereafter for a commission in the Royal Navy. After the war, on discharge from the Navy, he was able as an ex-serviceman to obtain a place as an undergraduate at the University of Sheffield. After graduating in English, he spent a year in Copenhagen working on an MA. He then moved to the University of Nottingham, where he was appointed to an assistant lectureship in English in 1951 and completed his doctoral dissertation on The Inscriptions of the Anglo-Saxon Rune-Stones in 1959.

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Matthew Parker and his books (1993) (50)
An introduction to English runes (1973) (48)
Chronicles of the Vikings: Records, Memorials, and Myths (1995) (42)
THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY RECEPTION OF ALFRED THE GREAT’S LETTER TO HIS BISHOPS (1992) (34)
Runes and Runic Inscriptions: Collected Essays on Anglo-Saxon and Viking Runes (1995) (16)
Excavation and Survey at Watchfield, Oxfordshire, 1983–92 (1992) (15)
The Icelandic Rune Poem (1999) (13)
Anglo-Saxon Runes and Magic1 (1964) (12)
Life in Anglo-Saxon England (1970) (9)
ON THE BAFFLING NATURE OF FRISIAN RUNES (1996) (7)
Swords and Runes in South-East England (1967) (7)
On the Transliteration of English Runes (1984) (6)
More Aldhelm glosses from cccc 326 (1975) (6)
MORE OLD ENGLISH SCRATCHED GLOSSES (1979) (6)
A Scandinavian Rune-Stone from Winchester (1975) (6)
A sixth-century grave containing a balance and weights from Watchfield, Oxfordshire, England (1986) (5)
Anglo-Saxon Episcopal Lists, Part III (1965) (5)
Anglo-Saxon aptitudes : an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Cambridge on 6 March 1985 (1985) (4)
The Audience of Beowulf and the Vikings (1997) (4)
LANGUAGE AND DATING IN OE INSCRIPTIONS (1959) (3)
Two Fragments of an Old English Manuscript in the Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge (1995) (3)
Dating old English inscriptions: the limits of inference (1990) (3)
English Runes Imported into the Continent (1994) (3)
Matthew Parker and his books : Sandars lectures in bibliography delivered on 14, 16, and 18 May 1990 at the University of Cambridge (1993) (3)
“THE PROPER TOIL OF ARTLESS INDUSTRY”: TORONTO'S PLAN FOR AN OLD ENGLISH DICTIONARY (1975) (2)
Bewcastle Cross (2021) (2)
Yet Another Note on Alfred's Æstel (1987) (2)
THE FINDING OF THE “BRAMHAM MOOR” RUNIC RING (1962) (2)
49. Frisian Runic Inscriptions (2001) (2)
On the Norwegian Rune-poem (2003) (2)
THE PROVENANCE OF THE LANCASHIRE RUNIC RING (2001) (2)
An Old English fragment from Westminster Abbey (1996) (2)
The Runic Solidus of Schweindorf, Ostfriesland, and Related Runic Solidi (1968) (1)
Sutton Hoo published: a review (1977) (1)
Northumbrian œfter (= in memory of) + accusative (1958) (1)
THE PARKER REGISTER AND MATTHEW PARKER'S ANGLO-SAXON MANUSCRIPTS (2016) (1)
FOUR RARE OLD ENGLISH WORDS (1983) (1)
AUDITS AND REPLACEMENTS IN THE PARKER LIBRARY: 1590-1650 (2016) (0)
The Title of the Old English Apollonius of Tyre (1991) (0)
THE LOST LEAF OF MS. C.C.C.C. (1974) (0)
Two runic notes (1998) (0)
William Nicolson, F.R.S. and the runes of the Bewcastle Cross (1960) (0)
Old English Cyningstan (1969) (0)
EARLY VOYAGES AND NORTHERN APPROACHES, 1000–1632, by Tryggvi J. Oleson. The Canadian Centenary Series. London: Oxford University Press, 1964; pp. xii, 211; 42s (1965) (0)
Theodore C. Blegen, The Kensington Rune Stone, New Light on an Old Riddle (St Paul: Minnesota Historical Society, 1968, $4.50). Pp. viii, 212. (1969) (0)
Erik Moltke, translated by Peter G. Foote. Runes and their origin: Denmark and elsewhere. Copenhagen: National Museum of Denmark, 1985. 554 pp., numerous plates. DKr409 [about £38.] (1987) (0)
MATTHEW PARKER'S COPY OF PROSPER HIS MEDITATION WITH HIS WIFE (2016) (0)
Rune Rows: Epigraphical and Manuscript (2006) (0)
Robert A. Hall Jr., The Kensington Rune-Stone Is Genuine: Linguistic, Practical, Methodological Considerations . Columbia, S.C.: Hornbeam Press, 1982. Pp. x, 109; frontispiece. $9.95 (cloth); $7.95 (paper). (1983) (0)
C. R. Dodwell: Anglo-Saxon art: a new perspective. Manchester: University Press, 1982. 354 pp., 63 pls. (8 in colour). £35.00. (1984) (0)
Dating old English inscriptions (1990) (0)
D. M. Wilson: The Bayeux Tapestry. London: Thames and Hudson, 1985. 234 pp. Numerous plates in colour and black-and-white. £45.00. (1986) (0)
Richard N. Bailey: Viking Age sculpture in Northern England. London: Collins, 1980. 288 pp., 61 pls. £10.95. (1981) (0)

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