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... Celtic and Roman Christianity with the rich Nordic tradition of the Anglo-Saxons resulted in a very special form of Christianity. The Anglo-Saxons were fond of battle imagery and heroic epics, which they weaved into the new Christian myths and Bible stories. This Nordic/Christian tradition has given birth to many poems such as The Junius Manuscript and the Phoenix. They ... ...
... Celtic and Roman Christianity with the rich Nordic tradition of the Anglo-Saxons resulted in a very special form of Christianity. The Anglo-Saxons were fond of battle imagery and heroic epics, which they weaved into the new Christian myths and Bible stories. This Nordic/Christian tradition has given birth to many poems such as The Junius Manuscript and the Phoenix. They ... ...
... , except that it tends to be unidentifiable and evil" (Brenk 1986, 2074). The main question that must be answered is how the daimon (the impersonal, powerful force in the Homeric epics) became the evil demon (Smith 1978, 432). As Brenk points out, the concept of a supreme power ruling the world had become firmly established by the early Imperial period (Brenk 1986 ... ...
... , except that it tends to be unidentifiable and evil" (Brenk 1986, 2074). The main question that must be answered is how the daimon (the impersonal, powerful force in the Homeric epics) became the evil demon (Smith 1978, 432). As Brenk points out, the concept of a supreme power ruling the world had become firmly established by the early Imperial period (Brenk 1986 ... ...
