Old-Saxon Texts

First published in 1917, Old-Saxon Texts is a groundbreaking work of scholarship that helped shape our understanding of the Germanic languages. The book includes transcriptions and translations of several Old Saxon texts, along with detailed notes and commentary by Johan Hendrik Gallée, a leading philologist of his time. While primarily aimed at scholars and students of linguistics, Old-Saxon Texts also has broader cultural significance, offering insight into the literature and language of early medieval Europe.

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