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Two Old English Fatal Feast Metaphors: Ealuscerwen and Meoduscerwen
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  • 1962'Andreas' and the 'Fates of the Apostles'66 cited
  • 1971The Mode and Meaning of 'Beowulf'59 cited
  • 1906Legends of Cain, Especially in Old and Middle English50 cited
  • 1940Poculum Mortis in Old English33 cited

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  • 1983Ealuscerwen‐Meoduscerwen,the Cup of Death, andBaldrs Draumar2 cited

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