The Anglo-Saxon poems of Beowulf, the Travellers Song and the Battle of Finnesburh, Volume 1John Mitchell Kemble William Pickering, 1835 - 263 páginas |
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... Offa on the Angle throne : accord- ing to Norse tradition this Offa ( Uffi ) was the son , according to our poem the nephew , of Gármund ( Wermund ) his pre- decessor . Wermund , Uffi and Huhlék are in various Norse genealogies ...
... Offa on the Angle throne : accord- ing to Norse tradition this Offa ( Uffi ) was the son , according to our poem the nephew , of Gármund ( Wermund ) his pre- decessor . Wermund , Uffi and Huhlék are in various Norse genealogies ...
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... Offa , the king of East Anglia , which he falsely believed to be in England , gives the legend of Gármund and Offa as it is found in Johannes Magnus and Saxo with all its marvellous details and John of Brompton supplies us with the ...
... Offa , the king of East Anglia , which he falsely believed to be in England , gives the legend of Gármund and Offa as it is found in Johannes Magnus and Saxo with all its marvellous details and John of Brompton supplies us with the ...
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... Offa , whom by the way , he also considers to be Angle princes , as early as the third century . If now the traditions of our Saxon fore- fathers , brought with them ... Offa . instance , the high terms of praise in which Offa PREFACE . XV.
... Offa , whom by the way , he also considers to be Angle princes , as early as the third century . If now the traditions of our Saxon fore- fathers , brought with them ... Offa . instance , the high terms of praise in which Offa PREFACE . XV.
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John Mitchell Kemble. instance , the high terms of praise in which Offa is mentioned ; both our poem and the Traveller's Song , describing him at some length as one of the most powerful and glorious of kings . But above all , the utter ...
John Mitchell Kemble. instance , the high terms of praise in which Offa is mentioned ; both our poem and the Traveller's Song , describing him at some length as one of the most powerful and glorious of kings . But above all , the utter ...
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... Offa is mentioned , but by the manner in which the poet defines Hermanaric's empire : he says it was 66 eas- tan of Ongle , " i . e . to the eastward from Anglen , which , though it would answer the purpose of a description very well if ...
... Offa is mentioned , but by the manner in which the poet defines Hermanaric's empire : he says it was 66 eas- tan of Ongle , " i . e . to the eastward from Anglen , which , though it would answer the purpose of a description very well if ...
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