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Æthelwulf
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Æthelwulf [ˈæθəlˌwʊlf]
n
(Biographies) a variant spelling of Ethelwulf
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Dad Raymond, an investment fund manager in his 50s, and other daughter Victoria, 16, and son Aethelwulf, 15, have helped to distribute leaflets to voters.
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With all early West Saxon there is the problem of telling when 'Anglian' or 'Mercian' items that appear do so as part of a genuine dialect mixture and when as a result of the Mercianizing scribal tradition that affects most ninth-century charters, even grants by West Saxon kings of land well south in Wessex, such as the famous one by AEthelwulf in 847 of land om Homme or as a good West Saxon should have written ymb Hamme "around Ham" the South Hams in Devon, S298.
The dialect position of the Old English Orosius by Kitson, Peter / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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