The Exeter Book

• Riddles
• Ruin
• Seafarer
• Wanderer
• Wife's Lament
• Wulf and Eadwacer

• Andreas  - Presents modern English translations of the narrative poem by Charles W. Kennedy.
• Christ and Satan  - Modern English prose translation of the poem by Charles W. Kennedy, which depict the lament of the fallen angels, the harrowing of hell, and the temptation.
• Christ and Satan: The Lament of Fallen Angels  - One of the poems in Caedmon or Junius manuscript under the four major Anglo-Saxon poetical codices. Presents a modern English prose translation of the poem.
• Exeter Book: The Wanderer  - Presents the poem in original Anglo-Saxon texts. Provides an alphabetical index on lexical translations.
• From Maxims I-B  - Displays both modern and old English version of the poem with translations conducted by Louis Rodrigues.
• Husband's Message  - Presents one of the poems listed in the the Exeter Book. Also provides historical accounts on the Anglo-Saxon period.
• Judgment Day I  - Part of the Exeter Book Corpus together with its second volume and with Christ I and II.
• Judgment Day II  - Second volume of the poem found under the Exeter Book Corpus. Presents Old English version.
• Panther  - Part of the Anglo-Saxon collection. Translations by Louis Rodrigues.
• Phoenix  - Provides historical accounts of the fourth-century Latin Carmen de Ave Phoenice. Contains 380 lines of the poem in both old and Modern English version.
• The Phoenix  - Showcases the poem based on de Ave Phoenice in its modern English translations.
• The Whale  - Poem taken from the Anglo-Saxons and translated by Louis Rodrigues. Presented together with its original version.
• Widsith  - One of the poems under the Exeter Book collection of Anglo-Saxon literature. Delves into the culture of the people and of the tribes.