This collection offers is a unique glimpse into the minds and hearts of converts to Christianity from the late dark ages and early medieval period. Includes sermons, homilies and poems written by Anglo-Saxons and variety, from practical contemplations on what it means to be Christian by following the examples of John the Baptist, to the highly mystical and symbolic Dream of the Rood. The manuscript notes provide information regarding usage and etymologies as well as scriptural references.
