The Wanderer (anglo-saxon themes and ideas)
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of the word God (means the same). Due to the Anglo-Saxon literary techniques and themes/ideas used in this poem, it is our conclusion that this poem is indeed from the Anglo-Saxon period. The reason for the Latin writing could have been from a monk translating the Old English to Latin. Dr. Jones is most definitely accurate in her judgment that this poem is not from the Medieval period that the British explorers first presumed.
of the word God (means the same). Due to the Anglo-Saxon literary techniques and themes/ideas used in this poem, it is our conclusion that this poem is indeed from the Anglo-Saxon period. The reason for the Latin writing could have been from a monk translating the Old English to Latin. Dr. Jones is most definitely accurate in her judgment that this poem is not from the Medieval period that the British explorers first presumed.