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Pagina 19
In Saxon poetry we find the old highways called by the suggestive name of
milpaðas , the mile - paths . Carcern , a prison , is the Latin carcer , with the
Saxon word Ern , a building , mingled into the last syllable : TIGOL , a tile , is the
Roman ...
In Saxon poetry we find the old highways called by the suggestive name of
milpaðas , the mile - paths . Carcern , a prison , is the Latin carcer , with the
Saxon word Ern , a building , mingled into the last syllable : TIGOL , a tile , is the
Roman ...
Pagina 25
One of his most interesting chapters is that in which he gives the traditional story
of the vernacular poet Cadmon , who by ... and also that vernacular poetry was
used as a vehicle of popular instruction in the seventh century in Northumbria .
One of his most interesting chapters is that in which he gives the traditional story
of the vernacular poet Cadmon , who by ... and also that vernacular poetry was
used as a vehicle of popular instruction in the seventh century in Northumbria .
Pagina 26
that could believe their poet to be divinely called , was the nation to produce
poets , and to elevate the genius of their language . Such was the Anglian
kingdom of Northumbria , and here it was that our language first received high
cultivation .
that could believe their poet to be divinely called , was the nation to produce
poets , and to elevate the genius of their language . Such was the Anglian
kingdom of Northumbria , and here it was that our language first received high
cultivation .
Pagina 27
Alfred was a lover of this old national poetry . With the mention of Alfred's name ,
we enter upon a comparatively modern era of the language , and quit the
obscurity of the pre - Danish period . Wessex , or the country of the West Saxons
...
Alfred was a lover of this old national poetry . With the mention of Alfred's name ,
we enter upon a comparatively modern era of the language , and quit the
obscurity of the pre - Danish period . Wessex , or the country of the West Saxons
...
Pagina 33
The excellence ' of Saxon as a field of study is greatly enhanced by the
circumstance that two live on side by side in that language : the one in the old
poetry , which is almost entirely flexional ; the other mixed of flexion and phrase ,
in the prose ...
The excellence ' of Saxon as a field of study is greatly enhanced by the
circumstance that two live on side by side in that language : the one in the old
poetry , which is almost entirely flexional ; the other mixed of flexion and phrase ,
in the prose ...
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