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Cultural anthropology / English mythology / Nordic folklore / Anglo-Saxon paganism / Geats / Beowulf / Hroðgar / Sceafa / Halfdan / English folklore / Scyldings / Culture
Date: 1999-02-16 22:03:01
Cultural anthropology
English mythology
Nordic folklore
Anglo-Saxon paganism
Geats
Beowulf
Hroðgar
Sceafa
Halfdan
English folklore
Scyldings
Culture

Beowulf Translated by Gummere Orange Street Press Classics

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