Are you a lover of words? You can adopt your favourite Old English word for yourself or a loved one!
To learn more about the DOE including how you may support this project contact:
Robert Getz and Stephen Pelle
Editors, Dictionary of Old English
Assistant Professors of Medieval Studies
University of Toronto
Robarts Library, Room 14285
130 St. George Street
Toronto, ON, M5S 3H1 Canada
416.978.8883
Mr. Richard DeLisle
Senior Development Officer, Annual and Leadership Giving
University of Toronto
Faculty of Arts & Science, Office of Advancement
Sidney Smith Hall, Suite 2036
100 St George Street
Toronto, ON M5S 3G3 Canada
416.978.2720
Fax: 416.971.2374
The DOE’s work would not be possible without the generous financial support of granting agencies, as well as corporations, foundations and many, many individuals.
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Based at the University of Toronto, Canada’s leading research university, the Dictionary of Old English (DOE) is an international effort to identify and define the vocabulary of the beginnings of the English language (CE 600–1150). A pioneer in the application of technology to lexicography, the DOE has made its scholarship accessible on the Internet and revolutionized how humanities research is done.