The Larger Rhetorical Patterns in Anglo-Saxon Poetry

Adeline Courtney Bartlett

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Medieval Literature and History Poetry Analysis and Criticism Historical and Archaeological Studies

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Examines verse paragraphs, digressions, and formulas, in the rhetoric of Anglo-Saxon poetry, which belong to the design of a poem as a whole. Looks to see if there are any long rhetorical units in the poetry.

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