Old English Reading Group

An opportunity to explore the Old English corpus together.

We meet once a month to read a variety of Old English texts, both poetry or prose. This group is suitable for those who have completed the Old English 3 course, or equivalent, and texts will be circulated in advance. There will be help provided with grammar and vocabulary, and language revision as required.

Please email the Adult Learning Officer for a copy of the text. At the moment we're reading extracts from Beowulf.

Dates: Tuesday 11 June, Monday 8 July

Time: 8-9.45pm

Tutor: Caroline Godden, Adult Learning Officer

Venue: The Deanery, St Albans Cathedral

Price: £10, payable on the night

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