Anglo-Saxon poetry
By: selected and translated by Prof. R. K. Gordon
Series: Everyman's library. Poetry and drama. [no. 794]
Publisher: J. M. Dent & sons, ltd.; E. P. Dutton & co.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: London; Toronto; New York
Language: eng; ang
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: English poetry; Translations into English; Translations from Anglo-Saxon
Table of contents: title: Beowulf.; title: Finnesburh.; title: Waldhere.; title: Widsith.; title: Deor.; title: The wanderer.; title: The seafarer.; title: The wife's lament.; title: The husband's message.; title: Wulf and Eadwacer.; title: The ruin.; title: Charms.; title: Genesis.; title: Exodus.; title: Daniel.; title: Christ and Satan.; title: Christ.; title: Juliana.; title: The fates of the Apostles.; title: Andreas.; title: Elene.; title: The dream of the Rood.; title: The phoenix.; title: Physiologus.; title: Guthlac.; title: The soul's address to the body.; title: Doomsday.; title: Riddles.; title: Gnomic poetry.; title: The arts of men.; title: The fates of men.; title: Judith.; title: The Battle of Brunanburh.; title: The Battle of Maldon.