The values that can be attributed to Anglo-Saxon society are courage, loyalty, courtesy, fame, masculinity, generosity, honor, and wealth.
Who were the Anglo-Saxons?
- It was the inhabitants of Great Britain in the middle of the 5th century.
- It was a people formed of Germanic tribes.
- They came from continental Europe.
- They were the ancestors of British Celtic groups.
The values espoused by the Anglo-Saxons were an inspiring basis for their stories and heroes. An example of this can be seen in "Beowulf" where the protagonist presents all the values that were encouraged in Anglo-Saxon society, mainly fame, loyalty, and masculinity.
The "Exeter Book," on the other hand, presents a series of poems that embody these values and show them as the goal of every Anglo-Saxon.
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