A Critical Companion to Spenser Studies 2006
DOI: 10.1057/9780230524569_1
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“…This potential burial dates from the late eighth or early ninth century, and again (the possessions of ) an important individual is/are involved; Van Es assigns the sword to the highest echelons of society. 37 This is interesting because members of elite groups usually were the first to become Christians.…”
Section: Pagan Afterlifementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This potential burial dates from the late eighth or early ninth century, and again (the possessions of ) an important individual is/are involved; Van Es assigns the sword to the highest echelons of society. 37 This is interesting because members of elite groups usually were the first to become Christians.…”
Section: Pagan Afterlifementioning
confidence: 99%