| Text name | Adrian and Ritheus |
| File name | coadrian.o34 |
| DOE short title | Ad |
| Cameron number | B5.2 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius A.II |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,092 |
| Edition | Cross, James E. and Thomas D. Hill. 1982. The "Prose Solomon and Saturn" and "Adrian and Ritheus". Pp. 35-40. Toronto, Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Homilies Supplemental |
| File name | coaelhom.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆHom |
| Cameron number | B1.4 |
| Manuscript | various, see edition |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 62,669 |
| Edition | Pope, J.C. 1968. Homilies of Ælfric, A supplementary Collection. Early English Text Society, 260. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Lives of Saints |
| File name | coaelive.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆLS |
| Cameron number | B1.3.2 - B1.3.35 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 100,193 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1966 (1881-1900). Ælfric's Lives of Saints. EETS 76, 82, 94, 114. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Alcuin's De Virtutibus et Vitiis |
| File name | coalcuin |
| DOE short title | Alc |
| Cameron number | B9.7.4 |
| Manuscript | British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Religious Treatise |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 5,549 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152: 91-105. London: Trübner. |
| Text name | Alexander's Letter to Aristotle |
| File name | coalex.o23 |
| DOE short title | Alex |
| Cameron number | B22.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius A.XV |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Travelogue |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 7,271 |
| Edition | Orchard, Andrew P.M. 1995. Pride and Prodigies: Studies in the Monsters of the"Beowulf" Manuscript. Pp. 224-52. Cambridge: D.S. Brewer. |
| Text name | Apollonius of Tyre |
| File name | coapollo.o3 |
| DOE short title | ApT |
| Cameron number | B4.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 201 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Fiction |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 6,545 |
| Edition | Goolden, Peter. 1958. The Old English "Apollonius of Tyre". London: OUP. |
| Text name | Augustine |
| File name | coaugust |
| DOE short title | Aug |
| Cameron number | B9.8 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 103 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152. P.65. London: Trübner. [repr. 1971] |
| Text name | Bede's History of the English Church |
| File name | cobede.o2 |
| DOE short title | Bede |
| Cameron number | B9.6 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library Kk.3.18 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 80,767 |
| Edition | Miller, Thomas. 1959-1963 (1890-1898). The Old English Version of "Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People". EETS 95, 96, 110, 111. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Benedictine Rule |
| File name | cobenrul.o3 |
| DOE short title | BenR |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 178 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Rule |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 20,104 |
| Edition | Schröer, Arnold. 1885-1888. Die angelsæchsischen Prosabearbeitungen der Benediktinerregel. Bibliothek der Angelsæchsischen Prosa, II. Kassel. Reprinted with appendix by H. Gneuss (Darmstadt 1964). |
| Text name | Blickling Homilies |
| File name | coblick.o23 |
| DOE short title | HomS (BlHom 2-7, 9, 11-12) HomU (BlHom 1, 8, 10) LS (BlHom 13-15, 17(MichaelMor), 17(MartinMor), 19) |
| Cameron number | HomS: B3.2.8, B3.2.10, B3.2.14, B3.2.17, B3.2.21, B3.2.26,
B<IP_ADDRESS>, B3.2.46, B.3.2.47 HomU: B3.4.18, B3.4.19, B3.4.20 LS: B<IP_ADDRESS>, B3.3.12, B<IP_ADDRESS>, B3.3.20, B3.3.25, B3.3.32 |
| Manuscript | Collection of W.H.Scheide, Titusville [Princeton. N.J.] |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | HomS: Homilies HomU: Homilies LS: Biography, Lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 42,506 |
| Edition | Morris, Richard. 1967 (1874-1880). The Blickling Homilies. EETS 58, 63, 73. London: Trübner. |
| Text name | Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy |
| File name | coboeth.o2 |
| DOE short title | Bo |
| Cameron number | B9.3 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Otho A.VI |
| Manuscript date | s. x med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Philosophy |
| Latin translation | Head: ? Proem: No Body: Yes |
| Word count | 48,443 |
| Edition | Sedgefield, Walter John. 1899. King Alfred's Old English Version of Boethius de Consolatione Philosophiae. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Reprinted Darmstadt 1968. |
| Text name | Byrhtferth's Manual |
| File name | cobyrhtf.o3 |
| DOE short title | ByrM 1 |
| Cameron number | B20.20.1 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Ashmole 328 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Science |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 10,243 |
| Edition | Baker, Peter S. and Michael Lapidge 1995. Byrhtferth's Enchiridion. EETS s.s. 15. Oxford: OUP. |
| Remarks | Sample, pp. 1-74 |
| Text name | Canons of Edgar |
| File name | cocanedgD |
| DOE short title | WCan 1.1.1 |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 201 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Genre | Ecclesiastical laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,765 |
| Edition | Fowler, Roger. 1972. Wulfstan's Canons of Edgar. EETS 266. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Canons of Edgar |
| File name | cocanedgX |
| DOE short title | WCan 1.1.2 |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Junius 121 |
| Manuscript date | xi 3rd quarter |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Ecclesiastical laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,118 |
| Edition | Fowler, Roger. 1972. Wulfstan's Canons of Edgar. EETS 266. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Catholic Homilies I |
| File name | cocathom1.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆCHom I |
| Cameron number | B1.1.2 - B1.1.42 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Gg.3.28 |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 106,173 |
| Edition | Clemoes, P. 1997. Ælfric's Catholic Homilies: The First Series. EETS s.s. 17. Oxford: OUP. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Catholic Homilies II |
| File name | cocathom2.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆCHom II |
| Cameron number | B1.2.2 - B1.2.49 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Gg.3.28 |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 98,583 |
| Edition | Godden, M. 1979. Ælfric's Catholic Homilies: The Second Series. EETS s.s. 5. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Other Saints' Lives, The Life of Saint Chad |
| File name | cochad.o24 |
| DOE short title | LS 3 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.3 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Hatton 116 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian Mercian |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 2,659 |
| Edition | Vleeskruyer, Rudolf. 1953. The Life of Saint Chad: An Old English Homily. Amsterdam: North-Holland. |
| Text name | Chrodegang of Metz |
| File name | cochdrul |
| DOE short title | ChrodR 1 |
| Cameron number | B10.4.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 191 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) |
| Genre | Rule |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 18,386 |
| Edition | Napier, Arthur S. 1971 (1916). The Old English Version, with the Latin Original, of the Enlarged Rule of Chrodegang together with the Latin Original. EETS 150. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., Ltd. and OUP. |
| Text name | Saint Christopher |
| File name | cochristoph |
| DOE short title | LS 4 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.4 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Otho B.X |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,426 |
| Edition | Rypins, Stanley. 1971 (1924). Three Old English Prose Texts in Ms. Cotton Vitellius A.XV. EETS 161. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle A |
| File name | cochronA.o23 |
| DOE short title | ChronA |
| Cameron number | B17.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 173 |
| Manuscript date | s. ix/x-x2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 14,583 |
| Edition | Plummer, Charles. 1965 (1892-1899). Two of the Saxon Chronicles Parallel. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Reissued D. Whitelock, Oxford 1952. |
| Remarks | Attached to the filename within the ID is an indication of scribe, where cochronA-1 indicates scribe 1, cochronA-8a indicates scribe 8a, etc. Bately 1986: xxi-xliii (The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: A Collaborative Edition) was used as the source for information about and identification of the scribes. Note that CorpusSearch treats each scribe as a separate text and computes the statistics appropriately. |
| Text name | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle C |
| File name | cochronC |
| DOE short title | ChronC |
| Cameron number | B17.7 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Tiberius B.I |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 - xi2 |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 22,463 |
| Edition | Rositzke, H.A. 1967 (1940). The C-Text of the Old English Chronicles. Bochum-Langendreer: Beitræge zur englischen Philologie 34. |
| Text name | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle D |
| File name | cochronD |
| DOE short title | ChronD |
| Cameron number | B17.8 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Tiberius B.IV |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. - xi2 |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 26,691 |
| Edition | Classen, E. and F.E. Harmer, eds. 1926. An Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Manchester: Manchester University Press. |
| Text name | Anglo-Saxon Chronicle E (Peterborough Chronicle) |
| File name | cochronE.o34 |
| DOE short title | ChronE |
| Cameron number | B17.9 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Laud Misc. 636 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii1, xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 40,641 |
| Edition | Plummer, Charles. 1965 (1892-1899). Two of the Saxon Chronicles Parallel. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Reissued D. Whitelock, Oxford 1952. |
| Remarks | Only the text up to the first continuation is included. The interpolations are indicated in the token ID by cochronE-INTERPOLATION |
| Text name | Cura Pastoralis |
| File name | cocura.o2 |
| DOE short title | CP |
| Cameron number | B9.1.2, B9.1.3 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Hatton 20 |
| Manuscript date | s. ix ex. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 68,556 |
| Edition | Sweet, Henry. 1958 (1871). King Alfred's West-Saxon Version of Gregory's Pastoral Care. EETS 45, 50. London: OUP. |
| Remarks | Defective section 33 replaced by Cotton Tiberius B.XI, see cocuraC |
| Text name | Cura Pastoralis |
| File name | cocuraC |
| DOE short title | CP (Cotton) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Tiberius B.XI |
| Manuscript date | s. ix ex. |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 2,119 |
| Edition | Sweet, Henry. 1958 (1871). King Alfred's West-Saxon Version of Gregory's Pastoral Care. EETS 45, 50. London: OUP. |
| Remarks | Replaces defective section 33 in Hatton 20 |
| Text name | Distichs of Cato |
| File name | codicts.o34 |
| DOE short title | Prov 1 |
| Cameron number | B7.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Trinity College, R.9.17 Gnomic interpolations from London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xi/xii, xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Philosophy |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 2,180 |
| Edition | Cox, R.S. 1972. "The Old English Dicts of Cato." Anglia 90:1-42. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu1.o1 |
| DOE short title | (1) Ch 1188, Ch 204, Ch 1195, Ch 1482 (2) Ch 1500 |
| Cameron number | (1) B15.1.7, B15.2.1, B15.2.2, B15.6.1 (2) B15.6.18 |
| Sawyer number | (1) 204, 1188, 1195, 1482 (2) 1500 |
| Dialect | Anglian Mercian: Ch 204 Kentish: remainder |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,753 |
| Edition | (1) Harmer, F.E. 1914. Select English Historical
Documents of the Ninth and Tenth Centuries. Cambridge: CUP. (2) Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon Charters. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu2.o12 |
| DOE short title | Ch 1510 |
| Cameron number | B15.6.27 |
| Sawyer number | 1510 |
| Dialect | Kentish |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 253 |
| Edition | Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon Charters. Cambridge:CUP. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu2.o2 |
| DOE short title | (1) Ch 1197, Ch 1200, Ch 1445 (2) Ch 1283, Ch 1533 |
| Cameron number | (1) B15.2.4, B15.2.6, B15.5.7 (2) B15.3.5, B15.6.46 |
| Sawyer number | (1)1197, 1200, 1445 (2)1283, 1533 |
| Dialect | Kentish: Ch1197, Ch 1200 Anglian Mercian: Ch 1283 West Saxon/X: Ch 1533 |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,857 |
| Edition | (1) Harmer, F.E. 1914. Select Historical Documents
of the Ninth and Tenth Centuries. Cambridge: CUP. (2) Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon Charters. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu3.o23 |
| DOE short title | (1) Ch 218 (2) Ch 98 |
| Cameron number | (1) B15.1.8 (2) B15.1.3 |
| Sawyer number | (1) 218 (2) 98 |
| Dialect | Anglian Mercian/X |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 679 |
| Edition | (1) Harmer, F.E. 1914. Select Historical Documents
of the Ninth and Tenth Centuries. Cambridge: CUP. (2) Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon Charters. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu3.o3 |
| DOE short title | (1) Ch 1394, Ch 1399, Ch 1447, Ch 1454, Ch 1458,
Ch 1460, Ch 1467, Ch 1471, Ch 1473, Ch 1506 (2) Ch 1486, Ch 1487, Ch 1494, Ch 1501, Ch 1503, Ch 1530, Ch 1534 |
| Cameron number | (1) B15.3.52, B15.3.53, B15.5.9, B15.5.14, B15.5.18,
B15.5.20, B15.5.26, B15.5.30, B15.5.32, B15.6.23 (2) B15.6.5, B15.6.6, B15.6.12, B15.6.19, B15.6.20, B15.6.44, B15.6.47 |
| Sawyer number | (1) 1394, 1399, 1447, 1454, 1458, 1460, 1467, 1471,
1506 (2) 1486, 1487, 1494, 1501, 1503, 1530, 1534 |
| Dialect | Kentish/X: Ch 1506 Anglian/X: Ch 1486, Ch 1487 West Saxon/X: remainder |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 7,171 |
| Edition | (1) Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon
Charters. Cambridge: CUP. (2) Whitelock, Dorothy. 1930. Anglo-Saxon Wills. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Charters and Wills |
| File name | codocu4.o24 |
| DOE short title | Ch 126 |
| Cameron number | B15.1.5 |
| Sawyer number | 126 |
| Dialect | Anglian Mercian/X |
| Genre | Charters and Wills |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 193 |
| Edition | Robertson, A.J. 1956 (1939). Anglo-Saxon Charters. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Honorius of Autun, Elucidarium |
| File name | coeluc1 |
| DOE short title | Eluc 1 |
| Cameron number | B9.9.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Dialect | Kentish |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,512 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152: 140-3. London: Trübner. |
| Remarks | This text is included in the PPCME2 as part of the Kentish Homilies (cmkentho.m1) |
| Text name | Honorius of Autun, Elucidarium |
| File name | coeluc2 |
| DOE short title | Eluc 2 |
| Cameron number | B9.9.2 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 583 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152: 144-5. London: Trübner. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Epilogue to Genesis |
| File name | coepigen.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆGenEp |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Laud Misc. 509 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Epilogue |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 965 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 333-76. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Saint Euphrosyne |
| File name | coeuphr |
| DOE short title | LS 7 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.7 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 3,658 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1966 (1881-1900). Ælfric's Lives of Saints. EETS 76, 82, 94, 114: 334-54. London: OUP. |
| Remarks | Not by Ælfric according to Clemoes |
| Text name | Saint Eustace and his Companions |
| File name | coeust |
| DOE short title | LS 8 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.8 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 5,271 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1966 (1881-1900). Ælfric's Lives of Saints. EETS 76, 82, 94, 114: 190-218. London: OUP. |
| Remarks | Not by Ælfric according to Clemoes |
| Text name | Exodus |
| File name | coexodusP |
| DOE short title | Exod (Ker) |
| Cameron number | B8.1.9 |
| Manuscript | New York, Pierpoint Morgan Library, G.63 [P] |
| Manuscript date | "probably second half of the eleventh century" (not in Ker) |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Bible |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,096 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 458-60. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Genesis |
| File name | cogenesiC |
| DOE short title | Gen (Ker) |
| Cameron number | B8.1.2 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 201 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Bible |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 5,224 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 444-56. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Gregory's Dialogues |
| File name | cogregdC.o24 |
| DOE short title | GD (C) |
| Cameron number | B9.5.1 - 9.5.6 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 322 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian Mercian |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 91,553 |
| Edition | Hecht, Hans. 1965 (1900-1907). Bischof Wærferth von Worcester Übersetzung der Dialoge Gregors des Grossen. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, V. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. |
| Text name | Gregory's Dialogues |
| File name | cogregdH.o23 |
| DOE short title | GD (H) |
| Cameron number | B9.5.7, - B9.5.10 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Hatton 76 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 25,593 |
| Edition | Hecht, Hans. 1965 (1900-1907). Bischof Wærferth von Worcester Übersetzung der Dialoge Gregors des Grossen. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, V. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. |
| Text name | Herbarium |
| File name | coherbar |
| DOE short title | Lch I (Herb) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius C.III |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Handbooks, medicine |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 22,213 |
| Edition | de Vriend, Hubert Jan. 1984. The Old English Herbarium and Medicina de quadrupedibus. EETS 286:30-233. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Institutes of Polity |
| File name | coinspolD.o34 |
| DOE short title | WPol 2.1.2 |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 201 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Ecclesiastical laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,530 |
| Edition | Jost, K. 1959. "Die 'Institutes of Polity, Civil and Ecclesiastical.'" Swiss Studies in English 47. Bern. |
| Text name | Institutes of Polity |
| File name | coinspolX |
| DOE short title | WPol 2.1.1 |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Junius 121 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) |
| Genre | Ecclesiastical laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 4,896 |
| Edition | Jost, K. 1959. "Die 'Institutes of Polity, Civil and Ecclesiastical.'" Swiss Studies in English 47. Bern. |
| Text name | James the Greater |
| File name | cojames |
| DOE short title | LS 11 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.11 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,659 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152: 21-5. London: Trübner. |
| Text name | Lacnunga |
| File name | colacnu.o23 |
| DOE short title | Med 3 |
| Cameron number | B21.3 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Harley 585 |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi, xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Handbooks, medicine |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 7,099 |
| Edition | Grattan, John Henry Grafton and Charles Singer, eds. 1952. Anglo-Saxon Magic and Medicine. Publications of the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum n.s. 3. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Bald's Leechbook |
| File name | colaece.o2 |
| DOE short title | Lch II (1), Lch II (2), Lch II (3) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS>.2, B<IP_ADDRESS>.2, B<IP_ADDRESS>.2 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Royal 12 D.XVII |
| Manuscript date | s. x med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Handbooks, medicine |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 34,727 |
| Edition | Cockayne, Oswald. 1864-1866. Leechdoms, Wortcunning and Starcraft of Early England. Rolls Series 35, vol. 1. 70-324. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office. Reprinted Wiesbaden, Germany: Kraus Reprint Ltd. 1965. |
| Text name | Laws of Cnut |
| File name | colaw1cn.o3 |
| DOE short title | LawICn |
| Cameron number | B14.30.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Nero A.I |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,386 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Laws of Cnut |
| File name | colaw2cn.o3 |
| DOE short title | LawIICn |
| Cameron number | B14.30.2 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Nero A.I |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 4,761 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960.F. Lieberman, 308-70 Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen, Halle 1903-16 [Aalen 1960] |
| Text name | Laws of Æthelred V |
| File name | colaw5atr.o3 |
| DOE short title | LawVAtr |
| Cameron number | B14.23 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Nero A.I |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,228 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960.F. Lieberman, 236-46 Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen, Halle 1903-16 [Aalen 1960] |
| Text name | Laws of Æthelred VI |
| File name | colaw6atr.o3 |
| DOE short title | LawVIAtr |
| Cameron number | B14.24 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Claudius A.III |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi - xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,096 |
| Edition | F. Lieberman, 246-58 Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen, Halle 1903-16 [Aalen 1960] |
| Text name | Laws of Alfred |
| File name | colawaf.o2 |
| DOE short title | LawAf 1 |
| Cameron number | B14.4.4 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 173 |
| Manuscript date | s. ix/x - x2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 3,314 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Alfred's Introduction to Laws |
| File name | colawafint.o2 |
| DOE short title | LawAfEl |
| Cameron number | B14.4.3 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 173 |
| Manuscript date | s. ix/x - x2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,966 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Gerefa |
| File name | colawger.o34 |
| DOE short title | LawGer |
| Cameron number | B14.45 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 383 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi/xii |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 751 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Laws of Ine |
| File name | colawine.ox2 |
| DOE short title | LawIne |
| Cameron number | B14.4.5 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 383 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi/xii |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,755 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Northumbra Preosta Lagu |
| File name | colawnorthu.o3 |
| DOE short title | LawNorthu |
| Cameron number | B14.32 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 201 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,330 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Laws of William |
| File name | colawwllad.o4 |
| DOE short title | LawWlLad |
| Cameron number | B14.57 |
| Manuscript | Rochester, Cathedral, Textus Roffensis |
| Manuscript date | s. xii1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Laws |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 220 |
| Edition | Lieberman, F. 1903-16. Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen. Halle. Reprinted Aalen 1960. |
| Text name | Vision of Leofric |
| File name | coleofri.o4 |
| DOE short title | Leof |
| Cameron number | B4.2 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 367 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,017 |
| Edition | Napier, Arthur S. 1907-10. "An Old English Vision of Leofric, Earl of Mercia". Transactions of the Philological Society: 180-88. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Sigefyrth |
| File name | colsigef.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆLet5 (Sigefyrth) |
| Cameron number | B1.8.5 |
| Manuscript | British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 1,648 |
| Edition | Assmann, Bruno. 1889. Angelsaechsische Homilien und Heiligenleben. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, III. Kassel: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. Reprinted with an introduction by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1964. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Sigeweard (B) |
| File name | colsigewB |
| DOE short title | ÆLet4 (SigewardB) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | B Oxford, Bodleian, Bodley 343 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 3,665 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 18-33, 39-51. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Sigeweard (Z) |
| File name | colsigewZ.o34 |
| DOE short title | ÆLet4 (SigewardZ) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Laud Misc. 509 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 10,420 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 14-75. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Wulfgeat |
| File name | colwgeat |
| DOE short title | ÆLet6 (Wulfgeat) |
| Cameron number | B1.8.6 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Hatton 115 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2, xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 2,460 |
| Edition | Assmann, Bruno. 1889. Angelsaechsische Homilien und Heiligenleben. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, III. Kassel: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. Reprinted with an introduction by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1964. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Wulfsige |
| File name | colwsigeT |
| DOE short title | ÆLet1 (WulfsigeT) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Junius 121 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 319 |
| Edition | Fehr, B. 1914. Die Hirtenbriefe Aelfrics in Altenglischer und Lateinischer Fassung. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, IX: 1-34. Hamburg: Verlag von Henri Grand. Reprinted with a supplement by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1966. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Letter to Wulfsige |
| File name | colwsigeXa.o34 |
| DOE short title | ÆLet1 (Wulfsige Xa) |
| Cameron number | B1.8.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 190 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med., xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 3,336 |
| Edition | Fehr, B. 1914. Die Hirtenbriefe Aelfrics in Altenglischer und Lateinischer Fassung. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, IX: 1-34. Hamburg: Verlag von Henri Grand. Reprinted with a supplement by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1966. |
| Text name | Ælfric's First Letter to Wulfstan |
| File name | colwstan1.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆLet2 (Wulfstan 1) |
| Cameron number | B1.8.2 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 190 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med., xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 4,544 |
| Edition | Fehr, B. 1914. Die Hirtenbriefe Aelfrics in Altenglischer und Lateinischer Fassung. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, IX: 68-145. Hamburg: Verlag von Henri Grand. Reprinted with a supplement by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1966. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Second Letter to Wulfstan |
| File name | colwstan2.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆLet3 (Wulfstan 2) |
| Cameron number | B1.8.3 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 190 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med., xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 4,036 |
| Edition | Fehr, B. 1914. Die Hirtenbriefe Aelfrics in Altenglischer und Lateinischer Fassung. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, IX: 146-221. Hamburg: Verlag von Henri Grand. Reprinted with a supplement by P. Clemoes, Darmstadt 1966. |
| Text name | Saint Margaret |
| File name | comargaC.o34 |
| DOE short title | LS 14 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.14 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 303 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii1 |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 4,196 |
| Edition | Clayton, Mary and Hugh Magennis. 1994, "The Old English Lives of St Margaret." Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England 9:152-70. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Saint Margaret |
| File name | comargaT |
| DOE short title | LS 16 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.16 |
| Manuscript | London,British Museum, Cotton Tiberius A.III |
| Manuscript date | s. xi med. |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 3,661 |
| Edition | Clayton, Mary and Hugh Magennis. 1994, "The Old English Lives of St Margaret." Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon English 9:112-38. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | Martyrology |
| File name | comart1 |
| DOE short title | Mart 1 |
| Cameron number | B19.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 41 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi 1 |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,300 |
| Edition | Herzfeld, George. 1973 (1900). An Old English Martyrology. EETS 116: 2-10. London: Trübner. Corrected by Kotzor, G. 1981. Das Alternglische Martyrologium, vol. II. Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Philosophisch-Historische Klasse. Abhandlunge, Neue Folge, Heft 88/2. München: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. |
| Text name | Martyrology |
| File name | comart2 |
| DOE short title | Mart 2.1 |
| Cameron number | B19.2.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 196 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 4,391 |
| Edition | Herzfeld, George. 1973 (1900). An Old English Martyrology. EETS 116: 40-222. London: Trübner. Corrected by Kotzor, G. 1981. Das Alternglische Martyrologium, vol. II. Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Philosophisch-Historische Klasse. Abhandlunge, Neue Folge, Heft 88/2. München: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. |
| Text name | Martyrology |
| File name | comart3.o23 |
| DOE short title | Mart 5 |
| Cameron number | B19.5 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius A.X |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian Mercian |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 25,781 |
| Edition | Kotzor, G. 1981. Das Alternglische Martyrologium, vol. II. Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Philosophisch-Historische Klasse. Abhandlunge, Neue Folge, Heft 88/2. München: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. |
| Text name | Marvels of the East |
| File name | comarvel.o23 |
| DOE short title | Marv |
| Cameron number | B22.2 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius A.XV |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Geography |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 1,891 |
| Edition | Orchard, Andrew P.M. 1995. Pride and Prodigies: Studies in the Monsters of the"Beowulf" Manuscript. Pp. 184-202. Cambridge: D.S. Brewer. |
| Text name | Mary of Egypt |
| File name | comary |
| DOE short title | LS 23 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.23 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 8,181 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1966 (1881-1900). Ælfric's Lives of Saints. EETS 76, 82, 94, 114: 2-52. London: OUP. |
| Remarks | Not by Ælfric according to Clemoes |
| Text name | Saint Neot |
| File name | coneot |
| DOE short title | LS 28 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.28 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 2,003 |
| Edition | Warner, Rubie D.-N. 1917 (1971). Early English Homilies from the 12th Century Ms. Vespasian D.XIV. EETS 152: 129-34. London: Trübner. |
| Text name | The Gospel of Nichodemus |
| File name | conicodA |
| DOE short title | Nic (A) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Ii.2.11 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) - xii1 |
| Genre | Apocrypha |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 8,197 |
| Edition | Cross, J.E. 1996. Two Old English Apocrypha and Their Manuscript Source: The Gospel of Nichodemus and The Avenging of the Saviour, with contributions by Denis Brearley, Julia Crick, Thomas Hall and Andy Orchard. Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England 19: 139-247. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | The Gospel of Nichodemus |
| File name | conicodC |
| DOE short title | Nic (C) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | London, British Library, Cotton Vespasian D.XIV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Apocrypha |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 4,629 |
| Edition | Hulme, William H. 1903-4. "The Old English Gospel of Nicodemus". Modern Philology 1: 579-610. |
| Text name | The Gospel of Nichodemus |
| File name | conicodD |
| DOE short title | Nic (D) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 41 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Genre | Apocrypha |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 1,798 |
| Edition | Hulme, William H. 1903-4. "The Old English Gospel of Nicodemus". Modern Philology 1: 610-14. |
| Text name | The Gospel of Nichodemus |
| File name | conicodE |
| DOE short title | Nic (E) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 303 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii1 |
| Genre | Apocrypha |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 1,588 |
| Edition | Torkar, Roland. ed. from ms. for Dictionary of Old English Project |
| Text name | Orosius |
| File name | coorosiu.o2 |
| DOE short title | Or |
| Cameron number | B9.2.1 - B9.2.7 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Add. 47967 |
| Manuscript date | s. x1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | History |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 51,020 |
| Edition | Bately, Janet. 1980. The Old English Orosius. EETS s.s. 6. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Heptateuch |
| File name | cootest.o3 |
| DOE short title | Gen, Exod, Lev, Num, Deut, Josh, Judg |
| Cameron number | B8.1.4, B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | (1)London, British Museum, Cotton Claudius B.IV (Gen, Exod, Lev, Num, Deut, Josh) (2) Oxford, Bodleian, Laud 509 (Judg) |
| Manuscript date | (1) s. xi1 (2) s. xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Bible |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 59,524 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Preface to Catholic Homilies I |
| File name | coprefcath1.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆCHom I (Pref) |
| Cameron number | B1.1.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Gg.3.28 |
| Manuscript date | s x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,035 |
| Edition | Clemoes, P. 1997. Ælfric's Catholic Homilies: The First Series. EETS s.s. 17: 174-77. Oxford: OUP. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Preface to Catholic Homilies II |
| File name | coprefcath2.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆCHom II (Pref) |
| Cameron number | B1.2.1 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Gg.3.28 |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 223 |
| Edition | Godden, M. 1979. Ælfric's Catholic Homilies: The Second Series. EETS s.s. 5: 1-2. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Preface to Cura Pastoralis |
| File name | coprefcura.o2 |
| DOE short title | CPLetWærf |
| Cameron number | B9.1.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Tiberius B.XI |
| Manuscript date | s. ix ex. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 831 |
| Edition | Sweet, Henry. 1958 (1871). King Alfred's West-Saxon Version of Gregory's Pastoral Care. EETS 45, 50: 3-9. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Preface to Genesis |
| File name | coprefgen.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆGenPref |
| Cameron number | B8.1.1 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Laud 509 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,399 |
| Edition | Crawford, Samuel J. 1922. The Old English Version of the Heptateuch. Ælfric's Treatise on the Old and New Testament and His Preface to Genesis. EETS 160: 76-80. London: OUP. Reprinted with additions by N.R. Ker 1969. |
| Text name | Ælfric's Preface to Lives of Saints |
| File name | copreflives.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆLS (Pref) |
| Cameron number | B1.3.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | S.xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 373 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1966 (1881-1900). Ælfric's Lives of Saints. EETS 76, 82, 94, 114: 4-6. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Preface to St Augustine's Soliloquies |
| File name | coprefsolilo |
| DOE short title | SolilPref |
| Cameron number | B9.4.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius A.XV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Genre | Preface |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 441 |
| Edition | Endter, W. 1922. König Alfreds des Grossen Bearbeitung der Soliloquien des Augustinus. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, 11: 1-2. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. Reprinted Darmstadt 1964. Corrections by Carnicelli, T.A. 1969. King Alfred's Version of St. Augustine's Soliloquies. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. |
| Text name | Quadrupedibus |
| File name | coquadru.o23 |
| DOE short title | Med 1.1 |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius C.III |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon/Anglian |
| Genre | Handbooks, medicine |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 4,276 |
| Edition | de Vriend, Hubert Jan. 1984. The Old English Herbarium and Medicina de quadrupedibus. EETS 286: 234-73. London: OUP. |
| Text name | The History of the Holy Rood-Tree |
| File name | corood |
| DOE short title | LS 5 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.5 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Bodley 343 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii2 |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 6,920 |
| Edition | Napier, Arthur S. 1973 (1894). History of the Holy Rood Tree. EETS 103. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. |
| Text name | The Seven Sleepers |
| File name | cosevensl |
| DOE short title | LS 34 |
| Cameron number | B3.3.34 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Julius E.VII |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 9,143 |
| Edition | Magennis, Hugh 1994. The Anonymous Old English Legend of the Seven Sleepers. Durham Medieval Texts 7. Durham. |
| Text name | St Augustine's Soliloquies |
| File name | cosolilo |
| DOE short title | Solil |
| Cameron number | B9.4.2 - B9.4.4 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius A.XV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Religious Treatise |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 15,856 |
| Edition | Endter, W. 1922. König Alfreds des Grossen Bearbeitung der Soliloquien des Augustinus. Bibliothek der Angelsaechsischen Prosa, 11. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft. Reprinted Darmstadt 1964. Corrections by Carnicelli, T.A. 1969. King Alfred's Version of St. Augustine's Soliloquies. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. |
| Text name | Solomon and Saturn I |
| File name | cosolsat1.o4 |
| DOE short title | Sol I |
| Cameron number | B5.1 |
| Manuscript | London, British Museum, Cotton Vitellius A.XV |
| Manuscript date | s. xii med. |
| Dialect | West Saxon/X |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 2,046 |
| Edition | Cross, James E. and Thomas D. Hill. 1982. The "Prose Solomon and Saturn" and "Adrian and Ritheus". Pp. 25-34. Toronto, Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press. |
| Text name | Solomon and Saturn II |
| File name | cosolsat2 |
| DOE short title | Sol II |
| Cameron number | B5.3 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 422 |
| Manuscript date | s. x med. |
| Genre | Religious treatise |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 1,235 |
| Edition | Menner, Robert J. 1941. The Poetical Dialogues of Solomon and Saturn. MLA Monograph Series 13: 168-71. New York: The Modern Language Association of America. |
| Text name | De Temporibus Anni |
| File name | cotempo.o3 |
| DOE short title | ÆTemp |
| Cameron number | B1.9.4 |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Gg.3.28 |
| Manuscript date | s. x/xi |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Science, astronomy |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 5,495 |
| Edition | Henel, Heinrich. 1970 (1942). Ælfric's De Temporibus Anni. EETS 213. London: OUP. |
| Text name | Vercelli Homilies |
| File name | coverhom |
| DOE short title | HomS (ScraggVerc 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 19,
20) HomU (ScraggVerc 2, 4, 6, 7, 15, 22) HomM (ScraggVerc 14, 21) LS (ScraggVerc 17, 18) |
| Cameron number | HomS: B3.2.1, B3.2.2, B3.2.3, B3.2.4, B<IP_ADDRESS>,
B3.2.24, B3.2.34, B3.2.36, B3.2.38, B3.2.39, B<IP_ADDRESS>, B3.2.43 HomU: B3.3.6, B3.4.7, B3.4.8, B3.4.9, B3.4.10, B3.4.11 HomM: B3.5.11, B3.5.13 LS: B<IP_ADDRESS>, B3.3.19 |
| Manuscript | Vercelli, Biblioteca Capitolare, CXVII |
| Manuscript date | s. x2 |
| Genre | HomS: Homilies HomU: Homilies LS: Biography, Lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 45,674 |
| Edition | Scragg, D.G. 1992. The Vercelli Homilies and Related Texts. EETS 300. Oxford: OUP. |
| Text name | Vercelli Homilies, Homily I |
| File name | coverhomE |
| DOE short title | HomS 24.1 (Scragg) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Bodley 340 and 342 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi in. |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 4,463 |
| Edition | Scragg, D.G. 1992. The Vercelli Homilies and Related Texts. EETS 300. Oxford: OUP. |
| Text name | Vercelli Homilies, Homily IX |
| File name | coverhomL |
| DOE short title | HomU 15.1 (Scragg) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Hatton 115 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi2 |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 1,986 |
| Edition | Scragg, D.G. 1992. The Vercelli Homilies and Related Texts. EETS 300. Oxford: OUP. |
| Text name | The Martyrdom of Saint Vincent (2nd half) |
| File name | covinceB |
| DOE short title | ÆLS (Vincent) |
| Cameron number | B1.3.35 |
| Manuscript | Oxford, Bodleian, Bodley 343 |
| Manuscript date | s. xii2 |
| Genre | Biography, lives |
| Latin translation | ? |
| Word count | 728 |
| Edition | Irvine, Susan. 1993. Old English Homilies from Ms Bodley 343. EETS 302. Oxford: OUP. |
| Remarks | Although included in B1.3.35 with the part of The Martyrdom of Saint Vincent found in Skeat (1881-1900), this part of the text is from a different manuscript |
| Text name | Vindicta Salvatoris |
| File name | covinsal |
| DOE short title | VSal (1) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, University Library, Ii.2.11 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi (3rd quarter) |
| Genre | Apocrypha |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 3,655 |
| Edition | Cross, J.E. 1996. Two Old English Apocrypha and Their Manuscript Source: The Gospel of Nichodemus and The Avenging of the Saviour, with contributions by Denis Brearley, Julia Crick, Thomas Hall and Andy Orchard. Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England 19: 249-93. Cambridge: CUP. |
| Text name | West-Saxon Gospels |
| File name | cowsgosp.o3 |
| DOE short title | Mt (WSCp), Mk (WSCp), Lk (WSCp), Jn (WSCp) |
| Cameron number | B<IP_ADDRESS>, B<IP_ADDRESS>, B<IP_ADDRESS>, B<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Manuscript | Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 140 |
| Manuscript date | s. xi1 |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Bible |
| Latin translation | Yes |
| Word count | 71,104 |
| Edition | Skeat, Walter William. 1871-1887. The Four Gospels in Anglo-Saxon, Northumbrian and Old Mercian Versions. Cambridge: CUP. Reprinted Darmstadt 1970. |
| Text name | The Homilies of Wulfstan |
| File name | cowulf.o34 |
| DOE short title | WHom |
| Cameron number | B2.2.1 - B2.4.3 |
| Manuscript | various, see edition |
| Dialect | West Saxon |
| Genre | Homilies |
| Latin translation | No |
| Word count | 28,768 |
| Edition | Bethurum, Dorothy. 1957. The Homilies of Wulfstan. Oxford: Clarendon Press. |


Planning is fundamental to successful evaluation. Considering these questions will help you to understand what you need to discuss with a contractor so that they can design an evaluation effectively.
What is the objective?
This ought to be defined in terms of the key questions that the evaluation ought to answer. The choice of question will determine which methods are used and what data is gathered. Typical objectives include wanting to:
- have evidence to attract funding or investment
- identify what has worked and what hasn’t to make improvements
- share lessons learned with partners
- build plan for future activity
Clearly a different approach to evaluation would be required to answer each of these questions.
In order to define the key evaluation question(s) it might be useful to consider:
- Who is the audience is for the evaluation (your board of directors, external funders, or participants)?
- What will you do with the evaluation once it’s complete?
- What decisions will the evaluation help you make?
Who are your stakeholders or beneficiaries?
Different people will value your work for different reasons. Those reasons won’t always overlap and may even conflict. The evaluation might reach a different conclusion based upon the perspective you take. Answering this question will help you to determine scope and focus – indeed it’s sometimes useful to think about the maximum possible range of beneficiaries just so that you can determine those whom won’t be considered.
Thinking about stakeholders will also help with the preceding question. Often the stakeholder may also be a funder. It’s important in these cases to have the relevant people involved in the evaluation from the outset. This means discussing the objectives and proposed methods with them. Not only will this give your conclusions greater credibility with the target audience, but it will also help to ensure relevance. Further, they might be able to offer insight or resources from other work they’ve seen.
What can we do internally, where do we need support?
You can expect good evaluation to cost at least 10% of the operating costs of the service being evaluated. It not necessary to outsource all of the evaluation work. Even where you are contractually obliged to appoint an independent consultant it is still possible for you to be involved.
External support will typically be need for technical aspects such as:
- establish a research methodology or epsitemological framework for answering your key evaluation questions
- designing primary research (sampling, questionnaires, or topic guides)
- devising and analysing statistical models to establish behavioural change, causal effects or to financial proxies for non-traded costs and benefits
Whereas internal work might focus on activities like collecting monitoring data.
As discussed above, it is vital that internal staff are involved in the conversations with stakeholders if the evaluation is going to be useful in future.
Do we understand the evaluation design?
In order to interpret the results of the evaluation it will be vital for you to understand how those results were reached. This doesn’t necessarily mean, for example, that you need to know how to calculate a “two-stage Heckit regression”. You do at least need to know why this method was used (i.e. in response to selection bias) so that you know that the findings do account for the fact that sample of people consulted was biased. This is important for forming your own judgements about the results and for dealing with criticisms from others.
A empirically flawless method is useless if none of your audience can make sense of the results. That’s not to say that you should avoid technical research methods; indeed this question might be better phrased as: what do we need to learn to understand the evaluation design?
What data do we already have?
Having data available may help to save on the costs of data collection. Data can come from obvious sources such as:
- the monitoring data you’re contractually obliged to collect,
- management information you use to direct your work, or
- feedback forms you’ve used to ongoing service development.
Data can also come from unexpected places like:
- administrative databases,
- server access records or log files, and
- email address books or messages.
You should also expect to provide evaluators with:
- contact information for consultees – at the strategic and beneficiary level,
- background information (particularly any work done to scope, appraise, design or commission your service), and
- contractual and financial records.


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Midfielder Antoni Sarcevic tops Plymouth Argyle player ratings for November
Sarcevic scored the winning goal for the Pilgrims in their 1-0 win at Forest Green Rovers
by Chris ErringtonMidfielder Antoni Sarcevic is Plymouth Live’s Argyle Player-of-the-Month for November.
The Pilgrims have only had three matches this month, winning all of them, and Sarcevic has been in excellent form.
Their next game is not until Sunday, December 1, when they travel to Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup second round.
Sarcevic’s average rating for November was 8.00, which included a mark of nine out of 10 in the 2-1 League Two victory over Bradford City at Home Park on Saturday.
The 27-year-old was also the Star Man for Argyle when he scored the winning goal in the 1-0 triumph at Forest Green Rovers the previous weekend.
Sarcevic had been the runner-up in the Plymouth Live Argyle ratings to Will Aimson in September and George Cooper in October.
Now his consistent form has seen him come out on top in the November rankings.
The runner-up to Sarcevic was Joe Edwards, who has averaged 7.66 from three games after moving to right wing-back from the holding midfield role.
Edwards, who recently became the father to twin boys Alfie and Louie, grabbed the Pilgrims’ second goal in the defeat of Bradford.
In joint third place with an average mark of 7.33 for November were defenders Niall Canavan and Scott Wootton, plus Josh Grant.
The latter has impressed in the holding midfield role vacated by Edwards over the last three matches.
ARGYLE PLAYER RATINGS FOR NOVEMBER
Antoni Sarcevic (3) 8.00
Joe Edwards (3) 7.66
Niall Canavan (3)7.33
Josh Grant (3) 7.33
Scott Wootton (3) 7.33
Danny Mayor (3) 7.00
Callum McFadzean (3) 7.00
Gary Sawyer (3) 7.00
Dom Telford (2) 7.00
Joel Grant (3) 6.66
Byron Moore (3) 6.33
Alex Palmer (3) 6.33
* Number of games played in brackets
Billy Clarke and Joe Riley did not play the minimum number of two games


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Call blocking is often used to reduce the number of nuisance calls a company receives.
Suppose, in your firm of financial advisors, you've investigated the scam voicemails and found that they always originate from five numbers. You want to prevent these callers from reaching your users or their mailboxes.
Here, you'll learn how to use Calling Plans to block inbound calls from distrusted numbers.
Phone System Direct Routing and Calling Plans support blocking inbound calls from the public switched telephone network (PSTN). This feature allows a tenant global list of number patterns to be defined so that the caller ID of every incoming PSTN call to the tenant can be checked against the list for a match. If a match is made, an incoming call is rejected.
This inbound call blocking feature only works on inbound calls that originate from the PSTN and only works on a tenant-global basis. It's not available on a per-user basis.
Note
Blocked callers may experience slightly different behaviors when they've been blocked. The behavior is based on how the blocked caller's carrier handles the notification that the call isn't allowed to be successfully completed. Examples may include a carrier message stating the call can't be completed as dialed, or simply dropping the call.
Admin controls for blocking numbers are provided only using PowerShell. Number block patterns are defined as regular expression patterns. The order of the expressions is unimportant – the first pattern matched in the list results in the call being blocked. A new number or pattern that's added or removed in the blocked callers list may take up to 24 hours for the pattern to become active.
You manage number patterns by using the New, Get, Set, Remove -CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern cmdlets. You can manage a given pattern by using these cmdlets, including the ability to toggle the activation of a given pattern. In the Learn more section you'll finds links for the following cmdlets:
Viewing and activating the entire call blocking feature is managed through the Get, Set -CsTenantBlockingCallingNumbers cmdlets:
Let's examine some example PowerShell commands that block callers.
In this example, the Enabled and Description parameters are optional:
New-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern -Name "<name>" -Enabled $True -Description "<description>" -Pattern "^[+]?13125550000"
Creating a new pattern adds the pattern as enabled by default. The description is an optional field to provide more information. We recommend that you provide a meaningful name to easily understand why the pattern was added. When you're blocking spam numbers, consider naming the rule the same as the number pattern that's being matched and add additional information in the description as required.
Patterns are matched using Regular Expressions (Regex). Allow time for replication before you test and validate.
In this example, the Identity parameter is required:
Remove-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern -Identity "<identity>"
If the identity isn't known, use the Get-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern cmdlet to first locate the proper pattern and note the identity. Then, run the Remove-CsTenantBlockedNumberPattern cmdlet and pass the appropriate identity value. Allow time for replication before you test and validate.
Running this cmdlet returns a list of all blocked numbers that are entered for a tenant:
Get-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern
Use built-in PowerShell filtering abilities to parse the returned values as required.
You can add exceptions to blocked number patterns by using the New, Get, Set, Remove -CsTenantBlockNumberExceptionPattern cmdlets.
New-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern adds a number exception pattern to the tenant list. Get-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern returns a list of all number exception patterns added to the tenant list. Set-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern modifies one or more parameters to a number exception pattern in the tenant list. Remove-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern removes a number exception pattern from the tenant list.
In this example, a new number exception pattern is created and will by default add the pattern as enabled. The Enabled and Description parameters are optional.
New-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity <XdsGlobalRelativeIdentity> -Tenant <GUID> -Pattern <String> -Enabled <bool> -Description <string>
New-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity InternationalPrefix -Tenant daacb588-18ef-4f77-8c83-955af9615930 -Pattern "^011(\d*)$" -Description "Allow international prefix in US"
In this example, the Identity parameter is optional. If the Identity parameter isn't specified, this cmdlet returns a list of all number exception patterns entered for a tenant:
Get-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity <XdsGlobalRelativeIdentity> -Tenant <GUID>
Get-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Tenant daacb588-18ef-4f77-8c83-955af9615930
In this example, the Identity parameter is mandatory. The Set-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern cmdlet lets you modify one or more parameters for a given number pattern identity:
Set-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity <XdsGlobalRelativeIdentity> -Tenant <GUID> -Enabled <bool> -Description <string> -Pattern <string>
Set-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity InternationalPrefix -Tenant daacb588-18ef-4f77-8c83-955af9615930 -Pattern "^022(\d*)$"
In this example, the Identity parameter is required. This cmdlet will remove the given number pattern from the tenant list. If the identity isn't known, use the Get-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern cmdlet to first locate the proper pattern and note the identity. Then, run the Remove-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern cmdlet and pass the appropriate identity value. Allow time for replication before you test and validate.
Remove-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity <XdsGlobalRelativeIdentity> -Tenant <GUID>
Remove-CsTenantBlockedNumberExceptionPattern -Identity InternationalPrefix -Tenant daacb588-18ef-4f77-8c83-955af9615930
Use the Test-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern cmdlet to verify whether a number is blocked in the tenant. In this example, the PhoneNumber and Tenant parameters are required. The PhoneNumber parameter should be a numeric string without any additional characters such as + or -. In TRPS, the Tenant parameter is optional. The resulting isNumberBlocked parameter returns a value of True if the number is blocked in the tenant and False if it's not blocked:
Test-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern –Tenant <GUID> -PhoneNumber <String>
Test-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern -Tenant e09ad6bc-1d3c-4650-8cae-02f6c5a04b45 -PhoneNumber<PHONE_NUMBER>
Test-CsInboundBlockedNumberPattern -Tenant e09ad6bc-1d3c-4650-8cae-02f6c5a04b45 -PhoneNumber<PHONE_NUMBER>
As stated earlier, the pattern matching for blocking callers is done by using Regex. Multiple tools are available online to help validate a Regex pattern match. If you aren't familiar with Regex patterns, we recommend that you take some time to familiarize yourself with the basics. To make sure you get expected results, use a tool for validating pattern matches before you add new blocked number matches to your tenant.


A schema is a variation of the map based on difficulty or if the map is used for skirmishes/multiplayer. You can create up to four schemas; one for each difficulty and one for multiplayer maps. Having schemas allows you to change player starting conditions, map weapons, and starting objects between each schema type. For example, on the easy schema you can start the player off with 4000 of each resource and have map weapon turned off. Then for the hard schema the player starts off with 1000 of each resource, and the map now features earthquakes.
To create a new schema, first select an EMPTY schema and then click the "Add" button. You will now be able to modify the schema fields, as well as add new units, features, and specials. To remove a schema, simply select the schema you wish to remove by selecting it in the drop down box, and then click the "Remove" button. A prompt will ask if you are sure you wish to proceed, clicking the second "Remove" button will confirm your decision.
There are eight general schema fields: type, AI profile, surface metal, moho metal, human metal, human energy, computer metal, and computer energy.
Type
This is a simple drop down box where you can select what type of schema this is. A Network 1 schema will be chosen for skirmish
and multiplayer games. An Easy, Medium, or Hard schema will be chosen if the respective campaign diffuculty is chosen.
AI Profile
Here you can choose what AI profile the AI will run with. Or you can type in your own custom profile name. The name must be the
same as the filename containing the profile (minus extension).
Surface & Moho Metal
These two fields determine how much metal the basic and moho metal extractors will produce. These function just
like the tidal and solar strength fields in settings, where a value of 4 will mean that 4 metal will be produced.
Human Metal & Human Energy
These determine the starting amount of metal and energy for the player. These will be ignored by the values
set in the skirmish menu, so they are only really used for campaigns.
Computer Metal & Computer Energy
These are exactly the same as the human metal and energy fields, except they're for computer players.
To add a map weapon simply check the "Use weapon" check box. Weapons have five fields: weapon, radius, duration, density, and interval.
Weapon
This is where you can select the type of weapon it will be. This will determine the amount of damage each hit will do. There are
two options: meteor, and hailstorm. Though you can provide the name of any weapon in the weapon .tdf file, and the map weapon will be based off of
that.
Radius
As the name suggests, this determines how large of an area is impacted by the weapon when it triggers.
Duration
Determines for how long the weapon will last.
Density
The spread of the weapon's "projectiles".
Interval
How often the weapon will occur.
The large, tabbed area taking up the bulk of the section is dedicated to the units, features, and specials (start positions) added to map by the schema. You can start players off with extra units, add extra map features (e.g. metal deposits), and add or modify player start positions.
Adding a new object is easy. Simply click the "Add..." button, and a dialog will appear. Features and specials only need the object's name and its location on the map. For units you'll need much more.
Name
The internal name for the unit. For example, ARMCOM for the Arm Commander.
X, Y, Z positions
The (X, Y, Z) start coordinate for the unit. The Y position is for setting the unit in the air.
Ident
The unique identifier for the unit.
Player
To which player does the unit belong to?
Health percentage
How much of its health does the unit start off with? Setting this to 100 will mean the unit starts off with a full bar of
health.
Angle
Which way is the unit facing at the start of the game?
Kills
How many kills has the unit already achieved? This is useful for setting veterency.
Initial mission
Here is where things get interesting. Initial mission is simply a list of commands that the unit will follow until it reaches
the end; at which point control is released back to either the human player or the AI. For a list of commands, see here.
Name
The internal name for the feature or special.
X, Z positions
The starting coordiantes for the object.


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spark.sql.cache.serializer
The name of a class that implements org.apache.spark.sql.columnar.CachedBatchSerializer. It will be used to translate SQL data into a format that can more efficiently be cached. The underlying API is subject to change so use with caution. Multiple classes cannot be specified. The class must have a no-arg constructor.
spark.sql.event.truncate.length
Threshold of SQL length beyond which it will be truncated before adding to event. Defaults to no truncation. If set to 0, callsite will be logged instead.
spark.sql.extensions
A comma-separated list of classes that implement Function1[SparkSessionExtensions, Unit] used to configure Spark Session extensions. The classes must have a no-args constructor. If multiple extensions are specified, they are applied in the specified order. For the case of rules and planner strategies, they are applied in the specified order. For the case of parsers, the last parser is used and each parser can delegate to its predecessor. For the case of function name conflicts, the last registered function name is used.
spark.sql.hive.metastore.barrierPrefixes
A comma separated list of class prefixes that should explicitly be reloaded for each version of Hive that Spark SQL is communicating with. For example, Hive UDFs that are declared in a prefix that typically would be shared (i.e. org.apache.spark.*
).
spark.sql.hive.metastore.jars
Location of the jars that should be used to instantiate the HiveMetastoreClient.
This property can be one of four options:
1. "builtin"
Use Hive 2.3.9, which is bundled with the Spark assembly when
-Phive
is enabled. When this option is chosen,
spark.sql.hive.metastore.version
must be either
2.3.9
or not defined.
2. "maven"
Use Hive jars of specified version downloaded from Maven repositories.
3. "path"
Use Hive jars configured by spark.sql.hive.metastore.jars.path
in comma separated format. Support both local or remote paths.The provided jars
should be the same version as spark.sql.hive.metastore.version
.
4. A classpath in the standard format for both Hive and Hadoop. The provided jars
should be the same version as spark.sql.hive.metastore.version
.
spark.sql.hive.metastore.jars.path
Comma-separated paths of the jars that used to instantiate the HiveMetastoreClient.
This configuration is useful only when spark.sql.hive.metastore.jars
is set as path
.
The paths can be any of the following format:
1. file://path/to/jar/foo.jar
2. hdfs://nameservice/path/to/jar/foo.jar
3. /path/to/jar/ (path without URI scheme follow conf fs.defaultFS
's URI schema)
4. [http/https/ftp]://path/to/jar/foo.jar
Note that 1, 2, and 3 support wildcard. For example:
1. file://path/to/jar/,file://path2/to/jar//.jar
2. hdfs://nameservice/path/to/jar/,hdfs://nameservice2/path/to/jar//.jar
spark.sql.hive.metastore.sharedPrefixes
A comma separated list of class prefixes that should be loaded using the classloader that is shared between Spark SQL and a specific version of Hive. An example of classes that should be shared is JDBC drivers that are needed to talk to the metastore. Other classes that need to be shared are those that interact with classes that are already shared. For example, custom appenders that are used by log4j.
spark.sql.hive.metastore.version
Version of the Hive metastore. Available options are 0.12.0
through 2.3.9
and 3.0.0
through 3.1.2
.
spark.sql.hive.thriftServer.singleSession
When set to true, Hive Thrift server is running in a single session mode. All the JDBC/ODBC connections share the temporary views, function registries, SQL configuration and the current database.
spark.sql.hive.version
The compiled, a.k.a, builtin Hive version of the Spark distribution bundled with. Note that, this a read-only conf and only used to report the built-in hive version. If you want a different metastore client for Spark to call, please refer to spark.sql.hive.metastore.version.
spark.sql.metadataCacheTTLSeconds
Time-to-live (TTL) value for the metadata caches: partition file metadata cache and session catalog cache. This configuration only has an effect when this value having a positive value (> 0). It also requires setting 'spark.sql.catalogImplementation' to hive
, setting 'spark.sql.hive.filesourcePartitionFileCacheSize' > 0 and setting 'spark.sql.hive.manageFilesourcePartitions' to true
to be applied to the partition file metadata cache.
spark.sql.queryExecutionListeners
List of class names implementing QueryExecutionListener that will be automatically added to newly created sessions. The classes should have either a no-arg constructor, or a constructor that expects a SparkConf argument.
spark.sql.streaming.streamingQueryListeners
List of class names implementing StreamingQueryListener that will be automatically added to newly created sessions. The classes should have either a no-arg constructor, or a constructor that expects a SparkConf argument.
spark.sql.streaming.ui.enabled
Whether to run the Structured Streaming Web UI for the Spark application when the Spark Web UI is enabled.
spark.sql.streaming.ui.retainedProgressUpdates
The number of progress updates to retain for a streaming query for Structured Streaming UI.
spark.sql.streaming.ui.retainedQueries
The number of inactive queries to retain for Structured Streaming UI.
spark.sql.ui.retainedExecutions
Number of executions to retain in the Spark UI.
spark.sql.warehouse.dir
$PWD/spark-warehouse
)The default location for managed databases and tables.


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The parameter aServiceSpecifier passed to
::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiServiceFactory::createInstanceWithArguments()
supports at least the service specifiers
"com.sun.star.configuration.ConfigurationAccess"
and
"com.sun.star.configuration.ConfigurationUpdateAccess"
.
Using the first of these service specifiers requests a read-only view of
the configuration.
The object that is created implements service ConfigurationAccess.
To reflect its element role as root of the view, it implements
service AccessRootElement.
Using the second form requests an updatable view of the configuration.
The object that is created should implement service
ConfigurationUpdateAccess. To reflect its element role
which includes controlling updates for the whole view, it implements
service UpdateRootElement.
If the root element of the view is marked read-only (as indicated
by PropertyAttributes::READONLY),
the implementation may either raise an exception or return a (read-only)
ConfigurationAccess/AccessRootElement instead.
The arguments passed to
::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiServiceFactory::createInstanceWithArguments()
in parameter aArguments specify the administrative entity for which
data should be administered. In other words they determine the layer to which
changes will apply. They also specify the view of that configuration that
should be created. That is, they determine the subset of elements that can be
accessed starting from the returned object. Each element of the argument
sequence should be a ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValue
or a ::com::sun::star::beans::NamedValue,
so that the parameters can be identified by name rather than by position.
What combinations of arguments are supported depends on the service name
and on the data store being administered.
With both of the standard service-specifiers above, an implementation must
accept a single argument named nodepath
of type string
.
This argument must contain the absolute path to an element of the
configuration. The view that is selected consists of the named element and
all its decendants. The administrative entity is the default for the
AdministrationProvider. Usually this is the largest entity
encompassing all entities accessible from this instance. In other words this
can be used to influence as global a scope as possible.
Other arguments can be used to select a more specific entity and to control
the behavior of the view. These are different for different implementations
and data stores. Whether and how they are used may also depend on properties
that were selected when the provider was created.
An implementation may ignore unknown arguments.
Some parameters that are commonly supported are described for service
ConfigurationProvider.
One notable difference exists for parameter "Locale"
. For a
ConfigurationProvider the default behavior usually is to select
the locale set up for the user. But this service by default gets data for all
locales for which data is present. Locale-dependent values in this case are
replaced by a SetAccess using the language names as accessors.
This also allows targetted setting of values for selected locales.
This behavior can be requested explicitly by specifing a special argument
value locale = "*"
.
::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiServiceFactory::createInstance()
may be unusable. Only an implementation that supports service names that can be
used with no further arguments support this method. It should return the
same result as if
::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiServiceFactory::createInstanceWithArguments()
had been called using an empty sequence of arguments.


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WeView Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIControl |
| Conforms to | IWeView |
| Declared in | WeView.h WeView.m |
Overview
A base class for many WeViews.
Custom views do not need to subclass this class. If you implement the non-optional methods in IWeView (namely, [IWeView stretchWeight]), WePanel will honor its value.
Not that useful on its own.
Tasks
-
stretchWeight
The stretch weight.
property -
handlers
The event handlers.
property -
borderColor
The border color.
property -
borderWidth
The border width.
property -
– addHandler:events:
Add a handler to be performed for a given set of events.
-
– addSelectorHandler:target:argument:events:
Add a selector to performed for a given set of events.
-
– addClickSelector:target:argument:
Add a selector to performed when the view is clicked.
-
– addClickSelector:target:
Add a selector to performed when the view is clicked.
-
– purge
See [WeBaseObject purge].
-
– withOpaqueBackground:
Sets the background color and sets opaque property to YES.
-
– withTransparentBackground:
Sets the background color and sets opaque property to NO.
-
– withClearBackground
Sets the background color to clear and sets opaque property to NO.
-
– setCanStretch:
Sets the stretch weight to 1.0f, the default stretch value if value is YES and to 0.0f if value is NO.
-
– withStretchWeight:
Sets the stretchWeight.
-
– withStretch
Sets the stretchWeight to 1.0f, the default value for stretching views.
-
– withNaturalStretch
Sets the stretchWeight to -1.0f.
-
– disableInteraction
Sets the userInteractionEnabled property to NO.
-
– withBorder:color:
Sets the border width and color.
-
– clearBorder
Removes the border.
-
– drawBorderInRect:
Draws a border with the current border color and width.
Properties
borderColor
The border color.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIColor *borderColor
Discussion
The border color.
Declared In
WeView.h
borderWidth
The border width.
@property (nonatomic, assign) int borderWidth
Discussion
The border width.
Declared In
WeView.h
handlers
The event handlers.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *handlers
Declared In
WeView.h
Instance Methods
addClickSelector:target:
Add a selector to performed when the view is clicked.
- (id<IHandler>)addClickSelector:(SEL)selector target:(id)target
Parameters
- selector
The selector.
- target
The target.
Return Value
The handler.
Declared In
WeView.h
addClickSelector:target:argument:
Add a selector to performed when the view is clicked.
- (id<IHandler>)addClickSelector:(SEL)selector target:(id)target argument:(id)argument
Parameters
- selector
The selector.
- target
The target.
- argument
An optional argument.
Return Value
The handler.
Declared In
WeView.h
addHandler:events:
Add a handler to be performed for a given set of events.
- (void)addHandler:(id<IHandler>)handler events:(UIControlEvents)events
Parameters
- handler
The handler.
- events
The UIControlEvents.
Declared In
WeView.h
addSelectorHandler:target:argument:events:
Add a selector to performed for a given set of events.
- (id<IHandler>)addSelectorHandler:(SEL)selector target:(id)target argument:(id)argument events:(UIControlEvents)events
Parameters
- selector
The selector.
- target
The target.
- argument
An optional argument.
- events
The UIControlEvents.
Return Value
The handler.
Declared In
WeView.h
clearBorder
Removes the border.
- (void)clearBorder
Discussion
Removes the border.
Declared In
WeView.h
disableInteraction
Sets the userInteractionEnabled property to NO.
- (id)disableInteraction
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the userInteractionEnabled property to NO.
Declared In
WeView.h
drawBorderInRect:
Draws a border with the current border color and width.
- (void)drawBorderInRect:(CGRect)borderRect
Parameters
- borderRect
The border rect.
Discussion
Draws a border with the current border color and width.
Declared In
WeView.h
purge
See [WeBaseObject purge].
- (void)purge
Discussion
See [WeBaseObject purge].
Declared In
WeView.h
setCanStretch:
Sets the stretch weight to 1.0f, the default stretch value if value is YES and to 0.0f if value is NO.
- (void)setCanStretch:(BOOL)value
Parameters
- value
A boolean indicating whether or not the view can stretch.
Discussion
Sets the stretch weight to 1.0f, the default stretch value if value is YES and to 0.0f if value is NO.
Declared In
WeView.h
withBorder:color:
Sets the border width and color.
- (id)withBorder:(int)width color:(UIColor *)color
Parameters
- width
The border width.
- color
The border color.
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the border width and color.
Declared In
WeView.h
withClearBackground
Sets the background color to clear and sets opaque property to NO.
- (id)withClearBackground
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the background color to clear and sets opaque property to NO.
Declared In
WeView.h
withNaturalStretch
Sets the stretchWeight to -1.0f.
- (id)withNaturalStretch
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the stretchWeight to -1.0f.
A negative stretch weight indicates that the natural size of a view should be included when determining the natural size of its superview.
Declared In
WeView.h
withOpaqueBackground:
Sets the background color and sets opaque property to YES.
- (id)withOpaqueBackground:(UIColor *)value
Parameters
- value
The color.
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the background color and sets opaque property to YES.
Declared In
WeView.h
withStretch
Sets the stretchWeight to 1.0f, the default value for stretching views.
- (id)withStretch
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Discussion
Sets the stretchWeight to 1.0f, the default value for stretching views.
Declared In
WeView.h
withStretchWeight:
Sets the stretchWeight.
- (id)withStretchWeight:(CGFloat)value
Parameters
- value
The stretch weight value.
Return Value
Itself, for chaining.
Declared In
WeView.h


Place: Brazil
Teams: Brazilian Militia vs. Task Force 141
Type of Combat: Medium to long range combat
Terrain: A rainy underpass around concrete grounds with minor elevation changes
Underpass takes place in the rain under the remains of a highway overpass. It's a great map for all types of weapons. It has narrow corners that make for unrivalled camping spots and wide curves that can hold devastating firefights. Players must be careful moving around, as it is a perfect map for hiding claymores and staging ambushes. In spectator mode, one can see the rest of the highway, and a large bridge.
Underpass is mostly a hit and run map, although there is almost constantly a sniper at either end of the map. Silencers work great on this map, since firing without a silencer will produce bright flashes at the tip of the barrel when firing, which will be heavily contrasted in the darkness of this map.
Many air based killstreaks are little more than useless on this map, due to the tight and in-door nature of the map. Another downfall of killstreaks on this map is that Care Packages, Emergency Airdrops or Sentry Guns can get stuck on the overpass overhead quite easily. One of the safest places to call in Care Packages, Emergency Airdrops or Sentry Guns is in the parking lot on the far edge of the map, as people rarely venture over there.
The player should be aware of pinpoint airstrikes, it is easy to call them in on the highway rendering them totally useless.
The Thermal Scope is highly effective on this map as it is very dark and player's images stand out as bright-white. Correspondingly, Cold Blooded is very effective at hiding from Thermal Scope users.
Warehouse B is a popular sniper ambush point, as a player can climb onto the short roof and go prone, as well as putting another member in the tall grass, giving them an easy opportunity to shred anyone coming up the side.
The small, red bricked, two story shack is popular for snipers and is perfect for getting one or two quick kills. It's open on all sides, but there's only one path up, so a sniper with a claymore could easily camp out there for an extended period.
It is almost impossible to spot a sniper who is hiding in the underbrush, especially if the player has Cold-Blooded, and has a camouflaged sniper rifle with a small sidearm or dark weapon. This map is great for playing dead in a Ghillie suit, because of the difficulty of identifying targets who are not moving at all.
The grass on this level is so tall, ambushing an enemy is fairly easy; even more so when Cold-Blooded and/or Ninja is used, claymores are also very useful in the long grass as one cannot see the red trip lines. Heartbeat Sensors can be used to great effect in the in-door sections of the map.
It's possible to get on top of the large cluster of buildings in the center of the map. The player can get on the roof from climbing a pile of boxes, leaping from the burnt-out car, using the ladder within the shacks, or by jumping off the concrete piling with the ladder. Another camping spot is on a catwalk in the large warehouse with the tanks and long stairwell. Climb the tank from the upper floor and then climb onto the high beams. This is a popular spot for ambushing. The dark corner next to the stairs is a potential location to use controllable killstreaks or ambushes.