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    Celtic and German were blended together and reformed over time to make today’s English. Christianity wasn’t always the main religion of ancient Britain. It only became truly popular and dominant after the romans had been ran out of Britain and the Germanic tribes formed together to make the Anglo-Saxons. Explain two things that you would still like to know about the development of Old English. Please be sure to include at least one complete sentence for each one. I would like to learn more about

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    In the story Beowulf‚ by Seamus Heaney‚ the character Beowulf‚ is the perfect embodiment of the Anglo Saxons‚ and their beliefs towards life‚ and living. In Anglo-Saxon culture‚ they believed that warriors should follow the Heroic code; an ancient germanic code that stressed the modern idea of chivalry through the individuals of the time. The Anglo Saxons also cherished warriors who not only were strong‚ but were humble and loyal to others. Time and time again‚ Beowulf is shown to carry these characteristics

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    influenced by other languages‚ such as Celtic‚ Old Norse and Danish‚ and Anglo- Norman French. So much influence did not destroy the language‚ but made it even more interesting. After 450A.D. when the Roman troops were withdrawn from Britain‚ Germanic people began settling in Angle- land. They drove Celtic speakers to the fringes of Britain and many Celts were slaughtered at that time. Considering Celts existed on the island for at least 1000 years they haven’t left much behind - no more than twenty

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    Elegy In Beowulf

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    someone who has died is very important‚ however. A great way to keep these memories close is to write an elegy about the loved one who has passed. This tradition can be traced back many years‚ even to the times when the Western Roman Empire fell to Germanic tribes in the fifth century A.D. and the age of the Anglo-Saxon civilization. The long epic poem of Beowulf is argued to be an elegy itself about the great hero Beowulf. The warrior had lived his days and fought his last battle where he died and

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    a) A Prologue- first 9 lines. b) A speech by Widsith- Next 125 lines. c) En Epilogue- last- 9(nine) lines. * It is the autobiography of an itinerant minstrel who recounts the story of his long travels through the Germanic World. * During his tour he visited different tribal chiefs‚ lords‚ kings and princes and received rich presents. Some of them are well-known to History as- Eormenric‚ king of the Goths; Attila‚ king of the Huns; Albion-king of the Lombard‚ Theodrick

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    the moments‚ events and figures that inspired Beowulf‚ it is possible to study the literary history of English poetry‚ more specifically the epic and dramatic. As Robinson states‚ “the style and metre of Beowulf is essentially that of other early Germanic poems like the Old High German Hilderbranslied….” (142). Therefore‚ German and English literature‚ namely‚ those produced in the early stage of the language should have been very similar; if that similitude between the German and English literature

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    Beowulf is one of the earliest works in the English language‚ which was derived from the Germanic language of the Anglo-Saxons. Beowulf is a combination of both Pagan and Christian ideologies‚ Paganism being the most dominate. This is shown by characters‚ the factors around them and their actions like Beowulf‚ Grendel‚ Grendel’s mother‚ and the dragon. Paganism a religion followed by people of the Anglo-Saxon culture. Paganism believes in wyrd‚ meaning fate‚ also concerned with ethics and mysticism

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    Fear

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    an idea imagery: anything that appeals to our senses gothic: germanic tribes living middle ages art and archticture during renaiassanc. gothic work based on unknown or something mysterious such as disapperance‚ murder‚ vision or dream setting of gothic work: symbolic of the decline of somethin that was good‚ beautifl or thriving. Character: suffer from a sense of impending doom‚ suspesne for readers:villian maniaca‚ isnae people‚ vampires‚ protagonist is isolated‚ epitome of evil villians.

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    The Anglo-Saxon Period

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    government‚ art‚ and a fairly large amount of literature. Many people believe that the culture then was extremely unsophisticated‚ but it was actually extremely advanced for the time. Despite the many advancements‚ the period was almost always in a state of war. Despite this fact‚ the Anglo-Saxon period is a time filled with great advancements and discoveries in culture‚ society‚ government‚ religion‚ literature‚ and art. The Angles were a Germanic tribe that occupied the region which is now Scleswig-Holstein

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    Bravery In Beowulf

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    of these pieces were written in Europe‚ and depict epic quests and fantastic journeys. The earliest piece of European literature ever printed was a piece of Anglo Saxon poetry known as Beowulf. The Anglo Saxons were a Germanic tribe that had many values and ideas that their people lived by and kept sacred in their day to day lives. These values include; bravery‚ loyalty‚ generosity‚ and heroism. Beowulf‚ the main character in the poem Beowulf is the man who has all of these values‚ and is the epitome

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