This volume presents a meticulously prepared translation of the Anglo-Saxon version of St. Mark's Gospel. Prepared with a preface and notes by H.C. Leonard, this edition offers invaluable insights into the linguistic and religious landscape of early England. It is a vital resource for scholars of Anglo-Saxon language, biblical studies, and the history of the English Church. "A Translation of the Anglo-Saxon Version of St. Mark's Gospel" allows readers to explore the nuances of the Old English text and its significance in the broader context of biblical translation and interpretation. This edition preserves the original text while making it accessible to a modern audience.

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