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English, 05.10.2019 11:30 triplejjj964

The epic poem beowulf combines elements of paganism and christianity. one aspect of paganism is the concept of wyrd, the old english word for fate. what is the role of fate in the poem? based on your understanding of beowulf how do you think anglo saxon society viewed fate

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