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• Beowulf, Byrhtnoth, and the Judgment of God: Trial by Combat in Anglo-Saxon England' Bloomfield, M. W. Speculum 44.4 (Oct., 1969), pp. 545-559.
• The Battle of Maldon: A Heroic Poem Clark, G. Speculum 43.1 (Jan., 1968), pp. 52-71.
• The Hero of Maldon: Vir Pius et Strenuus Clark, G. Speculum 54.2 (Apr, 1979), pp. 257-282.
• 'The Five-Hide Unit and the Old English Military Obligation' Hollister, C. W. Speculum 36.1 (Jan., 1961), pp. 61-74.
• Geology and "The Battle of Maldon" Petty, G. R. Speculum 51.3. (Jul., 1976), pp. 435-446.
• The Battle of Maldon Sims, W. R Modern Language Notes 7.5 (May, 1892), pp. 138-143.
• Three Notes on Old English Texts Suddaby, E. Modern Language Notes 69.7 (Nov., 1954), pp. 465-468
• The Personal Names in The Battle of Maldon Woolf, H. B. Modern Language Notes, 53.2 (Feb., 1938), pp. 109-112.
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Further Reading

• Andersen, H. E. 'The Battle of Maldon': the meaning, dating & historicity of an Old English poem (Copenhagen, 1991).
• Anderson, E. R. 'The Battle of Maldon: A Reappraisal of Possible Sources, Date and theme' in P. R. Brown (ed.) Modes of Interpretation in Old English Literature (Toronto, 1986), pp. 247-72.
• Ball, C. 'Byrhtnoth's Weapons and The 'Battle of Maldon'' Notes and Queries 36 (1989) pp. 8-9
• Blake, N. F. 'The Battle of Maldon' Neophilologus 49:4 (1965:okt.).
• Blake, N. F. 'The Flyting in 'The Battle of Maldon' English Language Notes 13:4 (1976:June).
• Blake, N. F. 'The genesis of 'The Battle of Maldon" ASE 7 (1978).
• Breeze, A. 'Beowulf and 'The Battle of Maldon'', Trem Pace and Welsh Tremyn journey' Notes and Queries 40 (1993) pp. 9-10
• Breeze, A. 'Sorrowful tribute in 'Armes prydein' and The 'Battle of Maldon'' Notes and Queries 47 (2000) pp. 11-14
• Britton, G. C. 'The Characterization of the Vikings in The Battle of Maldon' Notes and Queries 12 (1965) pp. 85-87
• Busse, W. G. ' 'The Battle of Maldon': A Historical, Heroic and Political Poem' Neophilologus 65:4 (1981:Oct.).
• Cavill, P. 'Interpretation of the Battle of Maldon', lines 84-90 - A Review and Reassessment' Studia Neophilologica 67 (1995) pp. 149-164
• Cavill, P. 'Maxims in 'The Battle of Maldon'' Neophilologus 82 (1998) pp. 631-44.
• Clark, C. 'On Dating 'The Battle of Maldon': Certain Evidence Reviewed' Nottingham Medieval Studies 27 (1983).
• Clark, G. 'The Battle in 'The Battle of Maldon' Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 69.3 (1968).
• Cooper, J. (ed.) The Battle of Maldon : Fiction and Fact (London, 1993).
• Dance, R. 'The 'Battle of Maldon', line 91, and the origins of call (Old English etymology)' Neuphiloiogische Mitteilungen 100 (1999), pp. 143-54.
• Davis, CR 'Cultural historicity in The 'Battle of Maldon' Philological Quarterly 78 (1999), pp. 151-169.
• Doane, A. N. 'Legend, History and Artifice in 'The Battle of Maldon" Viator 9 (1978).
• Engberg, N. J. 'Mod-Maegen Balance in 'Elene', The 'Battle of Maldon' and the 'Wanderer' - Habitual Collocations in Old-English Poetry' Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 85:2 (1984) pp212-26.
• Fletcher, A. J. 'Cald Waeter, Scir Waeter': a Note on Lines 91 and 98 of 'The Battle of Maldon' Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 85.4 (1984).
• Gneuss, H. "The Battle of Maldon" 89: Byrhtnoth's "ofermod" Once Again' Studies in Philology 73.2 (1976:Apr.).
• Griffith, M. 'Dialect and literary dialect in The 'Battle of Maldon'' Notes and Queries 45 (1998) pp. 272-273
• Griffith, M. S. 'Alliterative Licence and the Rhetorical Use of Proper Names in The Battle of Maldon' Conference: Prosody and poetics in the early Middle Ages: essays in honour of C.B. Hieatt (1993).
• Hale, D. G. 'Structure and Theme in The Battle of Maldon' Notes and Queries 15 (1968) pp. 242-43.
• Harris, J. 'Stemnettan: Battle of Maldon, Line 122a' Philological Quarterly 55.1 (1976:Winter).
• Hill, TD. 'The 'Liber Eliensis' ''historical selections'' and the Old English 'Battle of Maldon'' Journal of Englmanic Philology 96 (1997) pp. 1-12
• Hillman, R. 'Defeat and Victory in The 'Battle of Maldon' - The Christian Resonances Reconsidered' English Studies in Canada 11 (2985) pp. 385-95.
• Hough, C. 'Odda in The 'Battle of Maldon'' Notes and Queries 45 (1998) pp. 169-172
• Hough, C. 'OE feolheard and OE irenheard: Two hapax legomena reconsidered (Old English literature, 'Battle of Maldon')' NEOPHILOLOGUS 84 (2000) pp. 127-136
• Hough, C. 'The 'Battle of Maldon' line 33' Review of English Studies 49 (1998) pp. 322-26.
• Hough, C. 'The 'Battle of Maldon' line-191b' Anq-A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles Notes and Reviews 13 (2000) pp. 3-8
• Hough, C. 'The 'Battle of Maldon', line 212 (Old English poetry)' Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 100 (1999) pp. 345-50.
• Hough, C. 'The 'Battle of Maldon', lines 20-21' Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 97 (1996) pp. 383-86.
• Johnson, J. D. 'Byrhtnoth and the Battle of Maldon' Old English Newsletter 5.1 (1972:Feb.).
• Laborde, E. D. 'The Site of the Battle of Maldon' English Historical Review 40 (1925).
• Macrae-Gribson, D. 'How Historical is 'The Battle of Maldon'?' Medium aevum 39 (1970).
• McKinnell, J. 'On the Date of 'The Battle of Maldon' Medium aevum 44 (1975).
• Phillips, H. 'The order of words and patterns of opposition in the 'Battle of Maldon'' NEOPHILOLOGUS 81 (1997) pp. 117-128
• Phillips, H. 'The Order of Words and Patterns of Opposition in The Battle of Maldon' Neophilologus 81.1 (1997) pp.117-28.
• Pulsiano, P. ''Danish men's words are worse than murder'': Viking guile in The 'Battle of Maldon'' Journal of Englamanic Philology 96 (1997) pp. 13-25
• Richards, M. P. 'The 'Battle of Maldon' In Its Manuscript Context' Mediaevalia-A Journal of Medieval Studies 7 (1984) pp. 79-89
• Richman, G. 'Thucydides and the Battle of Maldon' Geardagum 20 (1999) pp. 111-24.
• Robinson, F. C. 'God, death and loyalty in The Battle of Maldon' in Robinson (ed.) The Tomb of Beowulf and Other Essays on Old English (Blackwells 1993).
• Robinson, F. C. 'Some Aspects of the Maldon poet's artistry' in Robinson (ed.) The Tomb of Beowulf and Other Essays on Old English (Blackwells 1993).
• Rogers, HL. 'The 'Battle of Maldon', David Casley's Transcript' Notes And Queries 32 (1985) pp. 147-155
• Russom, G. R. 'Artful Avoidance of the Useful Phrase in "Beowulf, The Battle of Maldon," and "Fates of the Apostles" Studies in Philology 75.4 (1978:Fall).
• Scragg, D. The Battle of Maldon (MUP, 1981). Edition.
• Scragg, D. The Battle of Maldon, AD 991 (Blackwells, 1991).
• Sklar, E. S. "The Battle of Maldon' and the Popular Tradition: Some Rhymed Formulas' Philological Quarterly 54.2 (1975:Spring).
• Swanton, M. J. ''The Battle of Maldon': A Literary Caveat' Journal of English and Germanic Philology 67:3 (1968:July).
• Tolkien, J. R. R. Tree and leaf [and], Smith of Wootton Major [and], The homecoming of Bearhtnoth, Bearhthelm's son (Unwin, 1979).
• Valentine, V. 'Offa's The 'Battle of Maldon'' Explicator 44 (1986) pp. 5-7