Teutonic Antiquities in Andreas and Elene

ædelinga aldor allusion Andreas and Elene angels Anglosaxons applied army assembly battle belief beorna Beowulf bordum brego burh byrig called Christ Christian conception connection Constantine cross custom Cynewulf cyning darkness death denote devil doubt drawn dryhten earls earth engla eorla expressions fæder farod fornam fruma gâst Geofon Gewât gold Grein Grendel Grimm hâlgan heathen heaven wuldres heavenly Helen Heliand hell helm helmet hence hlêo Holy Spirit indicate Jews Judas Kemble king kingdom land language Loki Matthew means mentioned Merbach Mermidonians metonomy middangeard military mythology Nástrond nature nobles occurs ofer Old Norse perhaps picture poems poet possession prison prison of St probably punishment queen recalls reference rincas roderum rodora runes Saxons secga seems shield ship symbel Teutonic Teutonic mind tô pâm tortures victory Vilmar warriors waves weard Woden wôma word Wyrd ŷða Zupitza Þâ þæt þâm þegnas