- The
Heliand (/
ˈhɛliənd/) is an epic
alliterative verse poem in Old Saxon,
written in the
first half of the 9th century. The
title means "savior" in Old...
- for Frisian,
consistently preserves Germanic /j/
after a consonant, e.g.
hēliand "savior" (Old High German: heilant, Old English: hǣlend, but Gothic: háiljands)...
-
where the word
Muspille appears, and the 9th-century Old
Saxon epic poem
Heliand about the life of Christ,
where various other forms of the word appear...
- Cædmon
story is
found in two
Latin texts ****ociated with the Old
Saxon Heliand poem.
These texts, the
Praefatio (Preface) and
Versus de
Poeta (Lines about...
- Luke as a
translation of the Gr**** οἰκουμένη), Old
Saxon Middilgard (in
Heliand), Old High
German Mittilagart (in Muspilli), and Old
English Middangeard...
- Residència
sense treball: autorització
inicial "Inici -
Heliand -
Helicopters a Andorra".
Heliand.
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- most
famous works are the
Hildebrandslied and a
heroic epic
known as the
Heliand.
Middle High
German starts in the 12th century; the key
works include The...
-
Huginn and
Muninn "demand more
explanation than is
usually provided." The
Heliand, an Old
Saxon adaptation of the New
Testament from the 9th century, differs...
-
paraphrases and
poetic renditions of
stories from the life of
Christ (e.g., the
Heliand). The 16th
century saw the rise of
Protestantism and an
explosion of translations...
-
found in
three non-canonical gospels: by
Clement of Alexandria, in the
Heliand and the
Gospel of Thomas. In the
Gospel of Thomas, it is
referred to as...
