in their metre. More broadly, the term "elegy" has also been widened by some to include "any serious meditative poem", a definition which would include the Exeter Book elegies. Providing a synthesis of the strictly metrical definition and the broader definition based on subject matter, Anne Klinck argues in The Old English Elegies that "genre should be conceived [...] as a grouping of literary works based, theoretically, upon both outer form (specific meter or structure) and also upon inner form (attitude, tone, purpose – more crudely, subject and audience)". Editions and translations Included here are facsimiles, editions, and translations that include a significant proportion of texts from the Exeter Book. Facsimiles Online facsimile Editions: Old English text only Editions: Old English text and translation Anthology of Old English poetry, featuring many of the texts from the Exeter Book. Gollancz, Israel (1894). The Exeter book. Early English Text Society, Original series, Volume 104, 194. Foys, Martin et al. (ed.) (2019) Old English Poetry in Facsimile Project, Madison: Center for the History of Print and Digital Culture, University of Wisconsin-Madison; edition with digital images of poems' manuscript pages, and translations. Editions: Translations only Anthology of Old English poetry and prose, featuring poems from the Exeter Book. Contains riddles only. Williamson, Craig, (2017) The Complete Old English Poems. University of Pennsylvania Press. . See also Anglo-Saxon literature Old English language References Bibliography External links The Exeter Book — digitisation The Exeter Book — transcription James Grout: Exeter Book of Riddles, part of the Encyclopædia Romana 10th-century books Old English poetry History of Exeter Riddles Exeter Cathedral Library collection English manuscripts