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Anglo-Saxon Norse and Celtic - Contains information on the terminology 'Old English.' Also provides prose interpretations of The Battle of Maldon: The Vikings Cross the Causeway.
Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem - Features the original version of the poem in Anglo-Saxon language. Also provides English translation.
Anglo-Saxon Runes and Runelore - Provides information on the origin and significance of the poems during the period. Available in modern and old English versions.
Beowulf in Cyberspace - Edition and translation by Benjamin Slade. Provides both English and Dutch versions of the epic's preface.
Beowulf on Steorarume - Features the poem Deor in the Exeter Book. Contains modern English translations with explanatory notes.
Cotton Gnome - Taken from the Anglo-Saxon poetry selected and translated. Presents a modern English version of the poem by RK Gordon.
Durham - Provides three translations of the poem: Old and modern English and the Anglo-Saxon version.
People and Language of Early Scotland - Historical accounts on the invasion of Scotland by the Angles. Provides information on the literary remains of the tribe such as the poems 'The Dream of the Rood' and 'Ruthwell Cross Crucifixion.'.
Text of Waldere - Based on the edition and translations of Benjamin Slade. Features the legend of Walter of Aquitane or commonly known as Waldere.