Codex Exoniensis - The Exeter Book. A Collection of Anglo-Saxon Poetry
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The Exeter Book is a treasure trove of Anglo-Saxon poetry, compiled in the 11th century and donated to Exeter Cathedral by Bishop Leofric. It's a significant artifact for scholars and history enthusiasts alike, containing a diverse collection of poems that offer a glimpse into the cultural and spiritual landscape of early England. Among the most notable poems are 'The Wanderer,' a meditation on exile and loss, and 'The Seafarer,' a poem that explores the hardships and beauty of maritime life. Other poems delve into tales of heroism, riddles, and religious themes. The book's unique combination of storytelling, poetry, and mythology makes it a fascinating window into the literary and spiritual heritage of Anglo-Saxon England.Book Details
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