Bibliography

Duncan
Probert

3 publications between 2007 and 2015 indexed
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Contributions to journals

Probert, Duncan, “Two misread names in the Cornish folios of the Exeter Domesday”, Notes and Queries 62:4 (December, 2015): 517–519.  
abstract:
The article discusses names used in the Exeter Domesday manuscript in the work "Liber Exoniensis." It is said that the names Caduualant (which should have been Caduualad) and Toisuuald or Toisuualdus (which might have been Toisuuan). The Welsh and Old Cornish versions of Old English names are discussed. Comparisons between the Great Domesday Book (GDB) and the Exon version are noted.
abstract:
The article discusses names used in the Exeter Domesday manuscript in the work "Liber Exoniensis." It is said that the names Caduualant (which should have been Caduualad) and Toisuuald or Toisuualdus (which might have been Toisuuan). The Welsh and Old Cornish versions of Old English names are discussed. Comparisons between the Great Domesday Book (GDB) and the Exon version are noted.

Contributions to edited collections or authored works

Probert, Duncan, “New light on Aldhelm’s letter to King Gerent of Dumnonia”, in: Katherine Barker, and Nicholas Brooks (eds), Aldhelm and Sherborne: essays to celebrate the founding of the bishopric, Oxford: Oxbow, 2010. 110–128.
Probert, Duncan, “Mapping early medieval language change in South-West England”, in: N. J. Higham (ed.), Britons in Anglo-Saxon England, 7, Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2007. 231–244.