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""Da Halgan Godspel On Englisc: The Anglo-Saxon Version Of The Holy Gospels"" is a book written by Benjamin Thorpe and published in 1842. The book is a translation of the Holy Gospels into Anglo-Saxon, an old Germanic language spoken in England from the 5th to the 12th century... Read Full Overview

The Halgan Godspel On Englisc: The Anglo-Saxon Version Of The Holy Gospels is a book written by Benjamin Thorpe and published in 1846. It is a translation of the Holy Gospels from the original Greek into Old English, also known as Anglo-Saxon. The book is a significant contribution... Read Full Overview

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Da Halgan Godspel On Englisc: The Anglo-Saxon Version Of The Holy Gospels (1842) is a book that features the Anglo-Saxon version of the Holy Gospels. The book was written by Benjamin Thorpe, an English scholar who was known for his expertise in Old English language and literature... Read Full Overview

The book ""The Halgan Godspel On Englisc: The Anglo-Saxon Version Of The Holy Gospels"" is a translation of the Holy Gospels in the Anglo-Saxon language. It was originally published in 1846 by Benjamin Thorpe. The Anglo-Saxon language is an old form of English that was spoken... Read Full Overview

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Da Halgan Godspel On Englisc: The Anglo-Saxon Version Of The Holy Gospels (1842) is a book edited and translated by Benjamin Thorpe. The book is a collection of the four Gospels of the New Testament, namely Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, translated into Old English, also known... Read Full Overview