Beowulf Introduction.

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Beowulf Introduction

Modern Day Europe

Anglo-Saxons Fall of Roman Empire around AD 410. Settlers from German regions Angeln and Saxony. The Anglo-Saxons brought their own religious beliefs. In 597, Saint Augustine converted most of the country to Christianity. Anglo-Saxon period lasted for 600 years, from 410 to 1066.

Beowulf’s Europe

Beowulf The earliest known written work in English. Written in Old English

Heorot – The King’s Mead Hall A large building with a single room. The great hall of the king. Likely the safest place in the kingdom.

Anglo Saxon Riddles The Anglo-Saxons loved riddles. They told each other riddles as well as listened to poems at their feasts.

Anglo Saxon Riddles A wonderful warrior exists on earth.  Two dumb creatures make him grow bright between them.  Enemies use him against one another.  His strength is fierce but a woman can tame him.  He will meekly serve both men and women  If they know the trick of looking after him  And feeding him properly.  He makes people happy.  He makes their lives better.  But if they let him grow proud  This ungrateful friend soon turns against them.

Anglo Saxon Riddles Four dilly-dandies (teats on the udder)  Four stick standies (legs)  Two crookers (horns)  Two lookers (eyes)  And a wig wag (tail)

Anglo Saxon Riddles When I am alive I do not speak.  Anyone who wants to takes me captive and cuts off my head.  They bite my bare body  I do no harm to anyone unless they cut me first.  Then I soon make them cry.

Anglo Saxon Riddles My home is not quiet but I am not loud.  The lord has meant us to journey together.  I am faster than he and sometimes stronger,  But he keeps on going for longer.  Sometimes I rest but he runs on.  For as long as I am alive I live in him.  If we part from one another  It is I who will die.

Anglo Saxon Riddles I am all on my own,  Wounded by iron weapons and scarred by swords.  I often see battle.  I am tired of fighting.  I do not expect to be allowed to retire from warfare  Before I am completely done for.  At the wall of the city, I am knocked about  And bitten again and again.  Hard edged things made by the blacksmith's hammer attack me.  Each time I wait for something worse.  I have never been able to find a doctor who could make me better  Or give me medicine made from herbs.  Instead the sword gashes all over me grow bigger day and night.