I-X -- English historical linguistics and philology in Japan 1950 - 1995: A bibliographical survey -- On identifying Old English adverbs -- On the construction I was go walked -- Reflexive verbs in Chaucer -- MS Cotton Nero A.x. poems once again: A study of contracted negative forms -- An approach to the language of Criseyde in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde -- (Pro-) Nominal reference in Old English and the origin of the that-clause. -- Some notes on the grammatical category of gender in Vices and Virtues -- Verbal gerund and its historical development in English -- What is the point? Manuscript punctuation as evidence for linguistic change -- Finite and non-finite clauses in the English of Alfred's reign: A study of syntax and style in Old English -- Middle English Breaking -- Syntactical revision in Wulfstan's rewritings of Ælfric -- On double auxiliary constructions in Medieval English -- The development of Middle English ī in England: A study in dynamic dialectology -- A new rhyme concordance to Chaucer's poetical works -- Old English verbs of possessing -- On the inseparable nature of verb-auxiliary combinations in Old English -- The gerund in Chaucer, with special reference to its verbal character -- Archaism in the vocabulary of Ælfric -- The syllable structure and phonological processes in the history of English -- The helle sequence in Old English poetry -- Some etymological and semasiological notes on girl -- On the functional motivation of phonological changes in English -- On the productivity of the suffixes -ness and -ity: The case of Chaucer -- Index of names