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Dying for a Drink: “Sleeping after the Feast” Scenes inBeowulf,Andreas, and the Old English Poetic Tradition
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  • 1996Images of Community in Old English Poetry68 cited
  • 1980The Germanic Context of the Unferþ Episode63 cited
  • 1989A Rhetoric of the Scene48 cited
  • 1940Poculum Mortis in Old English33 cited
  • 1979Ring Composition and the Structure of Beowulf30 cited
  • 1980Leeds Studies in English, n.s. 1026 cited
  • 1992'Judith' and the Woman Hero18 cited
  • 1989A Key to Old Poems: The Oral-Formulaic Approach to the Interpretation of West-Germanic Verse13 cited
  • 2000Genesis Aand the Anglo-Saxon ‘migration myth’9 cited
  • 1976Beowulf on the Poet8 cited
  • 1983A reading ofAndreas: the poem as poem7 cited
  • 1981Swefan �fter symble: The feast-sleep theme in Beowulf4 cited

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