Exodus and the literary representations of pilgrimage in Anglo-Saxon England
<p>This thesis examines the literary representations of pilgrimage in Anglo-Saxon England by focusing upon the dense and difficult Old English poem, <em>Exodus</em>, that, since it bridges the vernacular and Latinate literary worlds, provides a lens through which the complex intera...
Main Author: | Burton, SA |
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Other Authors: | Orchard, A |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2019
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