Ingeld or Ingjaldr (Old Norse: [ˈiŋɡjɑldz̠]) was a legendary warrior who appears in early English and Norse legends. Ingeld was so well known that, in 797, Alcuin wrote a letter to Bishop …

Ingeld (In-geld) is a warrior mentioned in Anglo-Saxon and Nordic legends. Ingeld is a member of the Heathobards and son of the King Froda. In the poem Beowulf translated by Seamus …

Ingeld lays, if such they were, would have been contrary to Alcuin's view that prose, not poetry, is most suitable for reading aloud, especially to non-scholars' - which surely is not.5 Professor …

2018年12月30日 · This dissertation examines the varying uses and contexts of the legend of Ingeld, a key figure across a range of Germanic literature and culture whose manipulation by …

Nowhere else in the substantial corpus of his letters does Alcuin name a known figure in early Germanic legend and literature – the Ingeld of Beowulf and Widsith – or refer specifically to …

Ingeld: He is King of the Heatho-Bards. He is offered the hand of Freawaru as a proposed peace-settlement from King Hrothgar of the Danes. Unferth: He is a courtier, jealous of Beowulf, who …

A definitive boundary is set between the heroic world of Germanic tradition and the realm of Christianity—between Ingeld and Christ:

Freawaru and Ingeld . he girl dressed in gold is married to Ingeld. Freawaru the Danish daughter marries the Heathobard son. But Ingeld's father died fighting the Danes. Can it be forgotten? …

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2022年4月26日 · From The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, p. 42: '718. Here Ingeld, Ine's brother, passed away; and their sisters wereCwenburh and Cuthburh; and that Cuthburh founded 'the life'* …