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    More information about The Sword in Anglo-Saxon England by H R Ellis Davidson 1994 Print 0851153550

    Good Condition. Slight wear thru on spine. 286 pages. thru The Boydell Press 5.75x8.5x1 inches. Synopsis "The Sword is closely associated with all that was exceptionally significant in a man's life in the Anglo-Saxon world: family ties, loyalty to a lord, the duties of a king, the excitement of battle, the attainment of manhood, and the last funeral rites. Hilda Ellis Davidson explores the revelations of archaeology, methods of sword-making, and references in Anglo-Saxon poetry and Old Norse sagas to reveal a past where the sword was of supreme importance, as a weapon and as a symbol. She restores a vital dimension to Old English literature, and endows those few surviving swords in museums with a real glamour and magic.
    She shows that for a fuller understanding of Anglo-Saxon poetry it is important to have due regard to the warrior culture from which it sprang, and of the potent part played by the sword within that culture. .." 106-02-09-25-48

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