Ælfric's Homily for Mid-Lent Sunday (CH II.12), read by Niamh Kehoe:
Ælfric's Homily, 'The laity require good instruction', read by Emma Nihill Alcorta:
Ælfric's Judges (epilogue on English kings), read by Francis Leneghan :
Ælfric's Life of St Edmund (the wolf and the head), read by Niamh Kehoe:
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle MS A 878 (Alfred rallies the English against the Vikings), read by Francis Leneghan:
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle MS A 755 (Cynewulf and Cyneheard), read by Francis Leneghan:
Avenging of the Saviour (Tyrus/Titus' boastful speech), read by Stephen Hopkins:
How to get to Hedeby (Ohthere and Wulfstan), read by Helen Appleton:
Just and Unjust Rulers (Old English "Orosius"), read by Eleni Ponirakis:
The Legend of the Seven Sleepers (opening), read by Hugh Magennis:
The Legend of the Seven Sleepers (The Suffering of the Martyrs), read by Hugh Magennis:
The Life of St Mary of Egypt, read by Hugh Magennis:
Old English Preface to Ælfric's Catholic Homilies, read by Francis Leneghan:
Old English Bede (Cædmon receives the gift of poetry), read by Mark Atherton:
Old English Heptateuch, Leviticus 26.1-45 ('I am the Lord your God'), read by Francis Leneghan:
On the Nature of God (Old English "Soliloquies"), read by Emma Nihill Alcotra:
Peterborough Chronicle 1127 (The New Abbot), read by Mark Atherton:
Psalm 50 (Prose Psalms), read by Francis Leneghan:
Preface to Old English Prose Guthlac, read by Helen Appleton:
Remedy Wið ælfadle ('against elf-disease') from Leechbook III, read by Irene Tenchini:
The Eyes of the Mind (Old English "Soliloquies"), read by Emma Nihill Alcorta:
Vercelli Homily X (The tree), read by Mark Atherton:
Vercelli Homily X (Ubi sunt), read by Mark Atherton:
Wessex Gospels (Crucifixion Mt.27-35-54), read by Francis Leneghan:
