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DOE: A to I is now online!
Based at the University of Toronto, Canada's leading research university, the Dictionary of Old English (DOE) is an international effort to identify and define the vocabulary of the beginnings of the English language (CE 600–1150). A pioneer in the application of technology to lexicography, the DOE has made its scholarship accessible on the Internet and revolutionized how humanities research is done.
The DOE's work would not be possible without the generous financial support of granting agencies, as well as corporations, foundations and many, many individuals. We þanciaþ eow.
Robert Getz and Stephen Pelle Editors, Dictionary of Old English Assistant Professors of Medieval Studies University of Toronto 416.978.8883 getz@doe.utoronto.ca pelle@doe.utoronto.ca
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