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Old English Literature[edit]
- Aldhelm
- Alliterative verse
- Andreas (poem)
- Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
- Anglo-Saxon riddles
- Aspidochelone
- Battle of Brunanburh
- Battle of Brunanburh (poem)
- Battle of Finnsburg
- Battle of Maldon
- Beasts of battle
- Bede's Death Song
- Brussels Cross
- Byrhtnoth
- Cædmon
- Cædmon's Hymn
- Capture of the Five Boroughs
- Christ and Satan
- Cynewulf
- Deor
- Dream of the Rood
- Elene
- Exeter Book
- Exeter Book Riddle 30
- Exeter Book Riddle 60
- Finnesburg Fragment
- Guthlac poems A and B
- Judith (poem)
- Juliana (poem)
- Junius manuscript
- Kenning
- Leiden Riddle
- Maxims (Old English poems)
- Old English literature
- Oral-formulaic theory in Anglo-Saxon poetry
- Pharaoh (Old English poem)
- Ruthwell Cross
- Scop
- Seasons for Fasting
- Solomon and Saturn
- Soul and Body
- The Battle of Maldon
- The Death of King Edgar
- The Fortunes of Men
- The Husband's Message
- The Old English Boethius
- The Phoenix (Old English poem)
- The Rhyming Poem
- The Rime of King William
- The Ruin
- The Seafarer (poem)
- The Wanderer (poem)
- The Wife's Lament
- Thureth
- Vainglory (poem)
- Vercelli Book
- Waldere
- Waltharius
- Widsith
- Wulf and Eadwacer