It is believed that a monk was the one who transcribed Beowulf because the poem contains Christian themes and references that were likely added by a Christian scribe. Additionally, the preservation of the poem in a monastic setting would have helped ensure its survival through the centuries.
No, Beowulf was not a monk. He was a legendary hero in Old English literature who defeated the monster Grendel and his mother. The story of Beowulf is an epic poem that dates back to the 8th century.
The font that the word Monk is written in is Gil Sans Ultra Bond. This was taken from a word document I wrote it in :- ( I wrote it a few time to show I actually did it myself and didn't get it off a website.) MONK MONK MONK MONK Thank you for looking.
The Venerable Bede, a monk who was England's greatest scholar in the seventh and eighth centuries, wrote down the history of this early period in The Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation.
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no-one knows exactly but there was 2 monks who wrote the truth a British monk and a Normandy monk .
Beowulf was written down by Christians. It does not mention any god other than the Christian one, although it refers to fruitless offerings to other gods, see lines 170-188. Presumably to the mind of the person who wrote down the poem (in all probability a monk), the Danes would not have been afflicted by Grendel if they had been Christians.
Yes, monk seals are herbivores.
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