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Heliand

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Heliand (hĕl`ēənd, hā`lēänd) [Old Saxon,=Savior], Old Saxon poem of 5,983 lines, a narrative of the life of Jesus in alliterative verse, written c.825.
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Studying mythic monsters appearing in the Heliand (mid-ninth century), the crane beaks in Herzog Ernst B (ca.
Foreign Encounters: Case Studies in German Literature before 1700 by Meise, Helga / Renaissance Quarterly
In this paper, I examine one strand of these exchanges and propose a missionary context for the Old English Genesis B, the Old Saxon Heliand, and the fragmentary Vatican Genesis.
Medieval studies. (Abstracts-2003 Annual Meetings) by Michigan Academician
The verb is also attested in the coeval Old Saxon poem Heliand (e.
The status of Dearr and ??earf in Old English by Molencki, Rafal / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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