PART of a collection of Anglo-Saxon Homilies, transcribed by Elizabeth Elstob, with English translations. Autogr. [See Mss. Lansdowne 370-373.] Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 838.] Unspecified

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PART of a collection of Anglo-Saxon Homilies, transcribed by Elizabeth Elstob, with English translations. Autogr. [See Mss. Lansdowne 370-373.] Small Quarto. [Bibl. Eg. 838.] Unspecified

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Elstob, Elizabeth, 1683-1756

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Studied Anglo-Saxon with her brother William and published Rudiments of Grammar in 1715; after her brother's death, she taught school before winning the patronage of Bishop Smalridge, Queen Caroline, Hestor Mulso Chapone and the Duchess of Portland. John Nichols reprints some of her correspondence in his Anecdotes; Samuel Pegge's Life is drawn from a manuscript autobiography. Elizabeth Elstob was once described as the "female student" of Oxford University. From the description of Eli...