The Larger Rhetorical Patterns in Anglo-Saxon Poetry

æfter altgermanische Dichtung anaphora Andreas Anglia Anglo Anglo-Saxon epic Anglo-Saxon poetry Anglo-Saxon verse Antithesis appears balance beginning Beowulf bið Boethius Brunanburh chiastic Christ and Satan conclusion Cynewulf Daniel descriptive devices dialogue Domes Dæge ecphrasis elaborate elegiac Elene English Envelope form Envelope frame Envelope group Envelope pattern eorðan episodes Exodus expanded lines fela formal formula Genesis Germanic gewat Gifts of Men Gnomes gnomic godes Guthlac H. M. Chadwick half-line Harrowing of Hell Heinzel Heliand Heusler homiletic hwat hwilum Incremental pattern instance Judith Juliana Klaeber Krapp Latin Maldon marked Meters narrative Note Old Saxon ornamental Parallel group Parallel patterns perhaps Phoenix phrases PMLA poems poet Prayer Psalm repetition Rhythmical Riddle Rood Routh Rune Poem runic Salomon and Saturn sceal sentences Sievers speech structure subclass swylc tion verbal echoes verse groups verse paragraphs Vulgate Wanderer wearð Widsith words wyrd þæt þam