Table of Contents

St Oswald - monk, bishop and archbishop, Donald Bullough; Oswald, Fleury and the continental reform, John Nightingale; St Oswald's family and kin, Andrew Wareham; Byrthferth and Oswald, Michael Lapidge; the community of Worcester cathedral, 961- c1100, Julia Barrow; St Oswald and his tenants, Vanessa King; Oswaldlow - an "immunity"?, Patrick Wormald; the city of Worcester in the tenth century, Nigel Baker and Richard Holt; the administrative landscape of the city of Worcester in the tenth century, Steven Bassett; St Oswald and 10,000 West Midlands peasants, Christopher Dye; library and scriptorium in St Oswald's houses, David Dumville; Book production and decoration in the tenth and eleventh centuries, Richard Gameson; St Oswald and the cult of relics, Alan Thacker; St Oswald and St Wulfstan, Emma Mason; liturgical manuscripts in Oswald's houses, Alcia Correa; some reflections on liturgical music at late Anglo-Saxon Worcester, Susan Rankin.