The Battle of Maldon (Subtitled Version)

[@Guitcad1]

Nice of them to provide subtitles in Old English in case someone has trouble understanding modern English.

[@UnbrokenCheese]

This is fantastic. I would love to see a version with the subtitles in English and the spoken in Old English.

[@ambrose1435]

This video is absolutely brilliant. What an achievement! The translation is rather clunky, but you could always redub it. D.G. Scragg's edition is widely accepted to be the best.

[@davidbyrhtnoth375]

I am deeply impressed. I read Battle of Maldon at age of 14 and my email nameis Byrhtnoth as a result! Excellent production!!

[@spazdaraz]

I have an Anglo Saxon exam tomorrow and this is helping me lol

[@bladedsmoke]

this is the best video on youtube

[@snapperxv]

This is bloody fantastic!

[@eertpit]

Cries out for an acknowledgement of the thanks owed to Wilfrid Berridge MA, without whom the manuscript might have lain undisturbed. As he might well have observed on learning the plight of Brithnoth (as was written in Mr. Berridge's time): "One can only do one's best".

[@MICHAEL-wg2lh]

This is amazing 👍

[@vivorproductions]

this is AWESOME!

[@mearaskye]

I just read this for class, and this was a hilarious addition to the story. xD

[@Ferretclaw444]

Very well done

[@danihans5199]

Beautiful epic battle and this artwork. Regards from Argentina. Just a fact...the scription over the grave from the anglosaxon leader was poetic. In old english is impossible to me...but in spanish said: "Y que no temieran" 😎

[@modeldads]

Brilliant!

[@TheEmporiumDirect]

Great video!

[@Ernavil]

Thumbs up if you recognized Age of Empires sounds during the fighting

[@redcoatsrule]

that was good nice skills.

[@Hanbanboy]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME? you cant even read these subtitles

[@purplepimpernel]

We must not shed the blood of our brothers anymore. Why are the northern folk in so many lands even now? There is one thing they knew as well as the sword? What? Farmers each and everyone. Even in the south "Agricola" was an ancient & proven name.

[@benjunum]

ASNaC?

[@JustinHallPlus]

way better than beowulf.