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RELATIVE CLAUSE FORMATION IN THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE

1.1 Semanticatty a relative clause modifies a noun phrase (the antecedent) in a preceding clause: it is a statement about this antecedent. Such clausal modification is only possible if the modifying clause incorporates a noun phrase, the relative NP,. which is broadly coreferential with the antecedent NP. This semantic characterization, which is a valuable and powerftd language universal (Downing, op. cit., 378), is so general that it holds for any modifier clause, such äs (l)from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicfa (hence A. S.):