SC - HELP!!!Online Translator from old German to New

[Richard Keith]

>Lady Brighid ni Chiarain


>I don't think that was me, because I don't take much notice of German
>stuff online (not knowing the language at all), but the best collection of
>language dictionaries I know is at:
>http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/rbeard/diction.html
>
>Perhaps you will find what you need there.

Thank you very much for the site.  Just reviewing the German section is 
amazing.  I really liked the dialects including the low German section.  By 
comparing some of these languages will help quite a lot.  I am in the 
process of reading a book on medieval German literature in which it 
explains that there was at differing times a borrowing of other language 
which were sort of modified into German.  Thus, looking at Dutch/Flemish 
and french help with old German.

Thanks again,