Dedication

pp v-v

Contents

pp vi-viii

TABLES

pp ix-x

ILLUSTRATIONS

pp x-x

PREFACE

pp xi-xiv

NOTE ON USAGE

pp xv-xv

ABBREVIATIONS

pp xvi-xviii

MANUSCRIPT SIGLA

pp xix-xxii

Part I - The Historical Development of the Divine Office in England to c.1000

pp 1-2

1 - TOWARDS A ‘NEW NARRATIVE’ OF THE HISTORY OF THE DIVINE OFFICE IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND

pp 3-12

2 - THE DIVINE OFFICE IN THE LATIN WEST IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES

pp 13-77

3 - THE DIVINE OFFICE IN ENGLAND FROM THE AUGUSTINIAN MISSION TO THE FIRST VIKING INVASIONS, 597–c.835

pp 78-132

4 - THE DIVINE OFFICE IN ENGLAND FROM THE FIRST VIKING AGE TO THE ABBACY OF DUNSTAN AT GLASTONBURY, c.835–c.940

pp 133-148

5 - THE DIVINE OFFICE AND THE TENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH BENEDICTINE REFORM

pp 149-196

Part II - Manuscript Evidence for English Office Chant in the Tenth Century

pp 197-198

6 - A METHODOLOGY FOR THE STUDY OF ANGLO-SAXON CHANT BOOKS FOR THE OFFICE

pp 199-219

7 - TWO WITNESSES TO THE CHANT OF THE SECULAR OFFICE IN ENGLAND IN THE TENTH CENTURY

pp 220-251

8 - A FRAGMENT OF A TENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH BENEDICTINE ‘BREVIARY’

pp 252-300

9 - A FRAGMENT OF A TENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH BENEDICTINE CHANT BOOK

pp 301-347

10 - CONCLUSION: WAYS OF MAKING A BENEDICTINE OFFICE

pp 348-352

Appendices

A. - Transcription Conventions

pp 353-355

B. - London, British Library, Royal 17. C. XVII, fols. 2, 3, 163–6 (Text)

pp 356-373

C. - Oxford, Bodleian Library, Rawl. D. 894, fols. 62–3 (Text)

pp 374-379

D. - London, British Library, Burney 277, fols. 69–72, and Stowe 1061, fol. 125 (Text)

pp 380-388

BIBLIOGRAPHY

pp 389-418

INDEX OF MANUSCRIPTS

pp 419-424

INDEX OF LITURGICAL FORMS

pp 425-443

INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES AND LITURGICAL READINGS

pp 444-445