OLD ENGLISH: Battle of Brunanburh Poem (937 AD)
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Uploaded by TheRavenAndTheWolf on Apr 15, 2010
A dark age poem read in its native language.
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@kidrauhl4444 it reminds you of Icelandic because they are related languages
wulf659 3 weeks ago
it reminds me of Icelandic :) beautiful language <3
kidrauhl4444 2 months ago
really cool
bce5150 5 months ago
Was this a Cromwell Films production? They always used that same actor to do the "flavor" bits. I grew up watching him as Captain Mercer at Waterloo.
mrleedra 10 months ago
Amazing that we need subtitles for our own language! It has very Germanic undertones and lots of "th". Very poetic. Thanks for sharing.
isabelle1angouleme 1 year ago
unless, of course, you're refering to the battle and not the estimated year of the composition. :-) Feel free to ignore me
cbrusharmy 1 year ago
you might change the title to include "c." for circa...?
cbrusharmy 1 year ago
Sweet effort, dude
cbrusharmy 1 year ago