Anglo-Saxon

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  1. Adventures of Beowulf, The

    View this illustrated adaptation from Old English of the oldest surviving epic in English literature, "Beowulf."
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    View this illustrated adaptation from Old English of the oldest surviving epic in English literature,

  2. Aelfric - Homilies on Judith, Esther and the Maccabees

    Scholarly edition of this work by the C10th monk features a detailed introduction and a glossary. The texts themselves are in Acrobat format.
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    Scholarly edition of this work by the C10th monk features a detailed introduction and a glossary. The texts themselves are in Acrobat format.

  3. Alfred the Great - Life of King Alfred

    Read an account of this Anglo-Saxon king that was originally transcribed in Latin by Asser, the Bishop of Sherborne in 888.
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    Read an account of this Anglo-Saxon king that was originally transcribed in Latin by Asser, the Bishop of Sherborne in 888.

  4. Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

    Document that was originally compiled upon orders from King Alfred the Great tells the story of the British people.
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    Document that was originally compiled upon orders from King Alfred the Great tells the story of the British people.

  5. Bede - Bede Net

    Academic resource comprising news and an extensive bibliography from the world of Bede scholarship.
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    Academic resource comprising news and an extensive bibliography from the world of Bede scholarship.

  6. Cynewulf - Catholic Encyclopaedia

    Speculates on the doubtful identity and poetic corpus of this C9th author, who signed several of the poems in the Exeter and Vercelli Books.
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    Speculates on the doubtful identity and poetic corpus of this C9th author, who signed several of the poems in the Exeter and Vercelli Books.

  7. Genesis - Online Medieval and Classical Library

    Access a modern prose version of this epic Anglo-Saxon retelling of the Bible, actually two independent poems spliced together.
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    Access a modern prose version of this epic Anglo-Saxon retelling of the Bible, actually two independent poems spliced together.