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Bōc: Nū on þām Internete “Women in Anglo-Saxon England”
Two publications have recently become available to read online, namely, “Women in Anglo-Saxon England” and “Níð, Ergi and Old Norse Moral Attitudes“. Also, Heather Marie Kosur has recently been creating nice reference articles for various features of Old English morphology. Find … Continue reading
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Tagged anglo-saxon, england, history, morals, morphology, norse, old english, old norse, vikings, woman, women
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