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Jay Dyer mentions that he and Deacon Seraphim did a class demonstrating how Beowulf is a Christian text referencing Boethius, Cain, and the Nephilim.
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Jay discusses how medieval monastics introduced Christian themes into the translations of Beowulf, trying to engage pagan audiences. He mentions how versions of the story we have now may be Christianized versions of an original pagan Beowulf.
Led intoOdinJay Dyer mentions that he and Deacon Seraphim did a class demonstrating how Beowulf is a Christian text referencing Boethius, Cain, and the Nephilim.
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