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From the Editor Parergon ns 10.1, for June 1992, was produced in somewhat irregular circumstances. A s a result it contained a number of errors, and I would like to apologize here to those whose contributions were affected. One article was actually printed from the incorrect file: 'Gaye Thiel's Chaucer's Friar and Saint Hubert: what's in a name?' A reprint of this is being sent out with the present volume, and subscribers are invited to substitute it for pp. 95-101 in their copies of ns 10.1. In the case of Michael Alexander's "The cult of Anglo-Saxon and the literary canon', where the author did not have the opportunitytoproof-read in the normal way, he has asked that his corrigenda be printed, and I list these now: p. 1 n. 1: for '1873' read '1973'. p. 2 par. 2: after '(1939)' insert ' , though I cannot now find them there'; n. 3: for 'place unavailable' read 'London'. p. 3 par. 1: for 'iElfric,' read 'iElfric's'. p. 5 par. 1: for 'historian, he' read 'historian, m y friend'. p. 8 par. 3: for 'implicit' read 'implicit'. p. 10 par. 2: for 'Exemplary Author' read 'exemplary author'. p. 11 par. 1: for 'dynasties' read 'dynasties;'. p. 13 par. 2: for 'except on' read 'except on a'. p. 14 signature: for 'St Andrew's' read 'St Andrews'. Diane Speed Editor ...

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