aelfric-online
Jekyll site for the Aelfric Online Project @ Boston College
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Repository
Jekyll site for the Aelfric Online Project @ Boston College
Basic Info
- Host: GitHub
- Owner: BCDigSchol
- License: other
- Language: HTML
- Default Branch: main
- Size: 92.5 MB
Statistics
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
- Releases: 0
Metadata Files
README.md
aelfric-online
Jekyll website for the Aelfric Project @ Boston College
By Chase Hockema, Boston College
About
lfric of Eynsham, lfric of Cerne, lfric the Grammarian, lfric the Homilistthe 10th-century Benedictine monk and mass-priest has become known by many names, but at his core, lfric was a man devoted to the people under his care. Over his approximately 20-year-long career first as a monk at Cerne Abbas and then as the abbot at Eynsham, lfric wrote an incredible number of homilies that could be delivered to the people. While his particularly stunning Lives of Saints tends to receive a considerable amount of scholarly attention, the 80 homilies he wrote in two series can tell us a considerable amount about life and religion in late-Saxon England.
lfric Online begins to collect translations of lfric's first series of Catholic homilies, pairing them side-by-side with the original Old English text. On this site, you can also find brief contextualizing information about lfric's world in 10th-century England, as well as links throughout to the manuscripts containing his work.
Local Development
- Follow this guide to install Ruby and Jekyll
- Install Node
git clonethis repo and thencdinside the directory- Comment out the
urlandbaseurllines of_config.ymlwhen working locally - Install Ruby dependencies by running
bundle install - Install Node dependencies by running
npm install - Run the server with
bundle exec jekyll serve
Acknowledgements
Jekyll & Tailwind Setup based on TailPages by Harry Wang (Chinese: )
Owner
- Name: Digital Scholarship@Boston College Libraries
- Login: BCDigSchol
- Kind: organization
- Email: digschol-ggroup@bc.edu
- Website: http://ds.bc.edu
- Repositories: 19
- Profile: https://github.com/BCDigSchol
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