Layamon’s Badon Hill and the Battle of Crug Mawr
Layamon’s Badon Hill and the Battle of Crug Mawr
LA?AMON'S narrative of the Arthurian Battle of Badon Hill (Brut, lines 10580–10706) is a much-anthologized and well-known text, recognized for its powerful representation of the violence and horror of medieval warfare. In his speech at the end of the battle to the Saxon leaders Colgrim and Baldulf, Arthur surveys the battlefield and the slaughtered Saxon army
medieval literature and history, chronicles
368-370
Clarke, Catherine A.M.
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December 2007
Clarke, Catherine A.M.
9b091d13-bf1c-4f13-9477-a7c94cfdca06
Clarke, Catherine A.M.
(2007)
Layamon’s Badon Hill and the Battle of Crug Mawr.
Notes and Queries, 54 (4), .
(doi:10.1093/notesj/gjm187).
Abstract
LA?AMON'S narrative of the Arthurian Battle of Badon Hill (Brut, lines 10580–10706) is a much-anthologized and well-known text, recognized for its powerful representation of the violence and horror of medieval warfare. In his speech at the end of the battle to the Saxon leaders Colgrim and Baldulf, Arthur surveys the battlefield and the slaughtered Saxon army
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Published date: December 2007
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medieval literature and history, chronicles
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