Anglo-Saxon World View and Culture Crossword

The way in which a person or group of people views and interacts with the world, nature, and God
Grim, negative- lived harsh lives full of war and grueling work
Anglo-Saxon idea of FATE; often described as “cruel”; indifferent and in control of their lives
Synonym for Fame
Companionship and loyalty to your king, countrymen, friends, family
King/lord lives in a great hall where warriors gather to drink and tell stories
What is mead?
Storytellers and entertainers who carry on the lof Very popular, like actors today
Famous missionary?
Famous missionary?
Why was Christianity appealing to these people? Happy afterlife; ____________
Pagans-Pride (Heroic boasts- to gain lof) Christians?
The opposite of the Christian belief of forgiveness
Why was LOF important?
Opposite of the Pagans' Valhalla
Grendel named "The Shadow of Death" is an example of?
Flaming wax-sticks is a kenning for
Epic Characteristics: Recounts the _________________
Good versus Evil is the ____________ in an Epic
AS Epic Characteristic: Over many years and different landscapes
To gain LOF
AS Epics' Tone
A pause in the middle of a line
Anglos-Saxon's enemy
Concept of brotherhood