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druiaghtagh | 19:29 Tue 01st Feb 2005 | History
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Where can i read an account of the myth of Grendel please ?
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Is part of the Anglo-Saxon epic "Beowulf".

Try here:

http://www.lnstar.com/literature/beowulf/

:D

19:53 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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Wow,

20:03 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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Wow,

swift
20:03 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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Wow,

swift answer
20:03 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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thanks betty-nugs, dont know wht ent wrong with reply
20:04 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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"Grendles modor. Waes se gryre laessa efne swa micle, swa bid maegtha craeft, wig-gryre wifes, be waepned-men". As stated you will find Grendel (and his mother!) in the poem "Beowulf" which is a blend of historical events and Nordic legend. It tells of the adventures of a Scandinavian hero, Beowulf, who saves the Danes from the seemingly invincible monster Grendel, then from Grendel's mother. There is also a book "Grendel" by John Gardner which is in print and available through Amazon.com for less than �10.
22:22 Tue 01st Feb 2005
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you are very welcome

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bit of a blast from the past for me...!

01:34 Sun 06th Feb 2005

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