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1. ebeowulf.uky.edu › ebeo4Electronic Beowulf - Fourth Edition

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   Electronic Beowulf - Fourth Edition

2. mdr-maa.org › resource › electronic-beowulfElectronic Beowulf – Medieval Digital Resources

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   Electronic Beowulf. Link: http://ebeowulf.uky.edu/. Project Status: Ongoing. The fourth edition of Electronic Beowulf 4.0 is a free, online version of Electronic Beowulf that supersedes all previous editions.

3. ebeowulf.uky.edu › ebeo4 › CDElectronic Beowulf - Fourth Edition

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   Default transcript file selection. One large file Ten small files. Layout

4. omnika.org › library › electronic-beowulf-fourth-editionElectronic Beowulf - Fourth Edition - OMNIKA

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   The "Electronic Beowulf - Fourth Edition" website provides digital access to academic materials concerning the Anglo-Saxon poem named Beowulf. It includes manuscript images of Cotton MS Vitellius A.XV; and, reading tools for vocabulary, grammar, and more.

5. journal.digitalmedievalist.org › article › idKiernan, Kevin S. 2015. Electronic Beowulf - Digital Medievalist

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   27 de sept. de 2016 · Version 4.0. § 5 Electronic Beowulf 4.0 (EB 4.0) is the fourth edition of this enduring text. Unlike previous editions, which were, some patches aside, published to CD-ROM or DVD, EB 4.0 has been published directly to the web ( http://ebeowulf.uky.edu/ ), where it is freely available to anybody with a web browser.

6. blogs.bl.uk › digital-scholarship › 2015Electronic Beowulf 4.0 - Digital scholarship blog - British...

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   9 de oct. de 2015 · Electronic Beowulf 4.0. In addition to providing standard digitised images of the Beowulf manuscript (Cotton Vitellius A. xv); it includes over 130 ultraviolet images, and over 750 backlit images that reveal hundreds of letters, which are covered by the nineteenth-century restoration frames.