Peter Kitson
Formerly fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, then lecturer in Old English at Birmingham University.
Not to be confused with the Peter Kitson whose field is English romantic poetry (for bibliographic disambiguation, my middle initial is R).
Not to be confused with the Peter Kitson whose field is English romantic poetry (for bibliographic disambiguation, my middle initial is R).
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In the stemma as printed on p. 32 a Greek letter φ is missing in the space under ξ from which a trio of descending lines diverge to γ, I, and F. I could have sworn it was present in the proof, which I examined carefully. Either I was hallucinating and seeing what I expected to see not what was there or it was dropped out somehow at a very late stage of production. I always found the editorial staff of English Studies scrupulous people, which leads to a melancholy conclusion as to which is likelier.
I do not know why when I got a new computer in late October 2023 Academia presented me with a bunch of 7 articles to upload including part II but not part I. ( I had not had access to Academia discussions on my old computer since May 9, 2022, or to my own page on Academia for a couple of years before that. My frequent answers to their e-mails on my old computer asking “Is this paper yours?”, which certainly included Psalter-glosses part I, seem all to have been lost in their system.)
In the stemma as printed on p. 32 a Greek letter φ is missing in the space under ξ from which a trio of descending lines diverge to γ, I, and F. I could have sworn it was present in the proof, which I examined carefully. Either I was hallucinating and seeing what I expected to see not what was there or it was dropped out somehow at a very late stage of production. I always found the editorial staff of English Studies scrupulous people, which leads to a melancholy conclusion as to which is likelier.
I do not know why when I got a new computer in late October 2023 Academia presented me with a bunch of 7 articles to upload including part II but not part I. ( I had not had access to Academia discussions on my old computer since May 9, 2022, or to my own page on Academia for a couple of years before that. My frequent answers to their e-mails on my old computer asking “Is this paper yours?”, which certainly included Psalter-glosses part I, seem all to have been lost in their system.)