Lecture 1 : The Anglo-Saxon Period

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After watching alot of confusing videos on other site i found this really helpful video which doesn't demand for any courses n all n clears all of my doubts of anglo-saxon period in one go..not only this your way of relating Indian periods to English periods makes it more easy to understand...Thank you so much sir for this informative and interesting video ...really appreciable 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

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Actually it was Beowulf who is the hero of the epic BEOWULF. Grendel is the monster whom Beowulf kills and he kills his mother too. But it was just a slip of tongue on the part of Prof. Dahiya otherwise he is a renowned scholar of English Literature. Thanks a lot to Prof. Dahiya and the production team for this informative and enriching series on History of English Literature.

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U r one the most revered english professor of our country.. with all due respect i want to elucidate some mistakes being made here in this lecture about Beowulf.. i m confident it is just a sleep of tongue and not a dearth of knowledge.. Thank you sir

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Thank you Sir for presenting such a informative lecture. It made me easy to understand the Englo-Sexon period. Thank you for the whole team

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[@safeysmith6720]

7:47 - Julius Caesar did indeed attack 'Britain' (It was not 'England' until after the Anglo-Saxon invasions) twice, but he never conquered it. Britain was conquered under the rule of 'Claudius', who was grandson of 'Octavian', better known as 'Caesar Augustus', adopted son of 'Julius Caesar'.

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summaira aziz , you can consult a book named 'the social history of England' by padmaja ashok. You will find the information there...

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ThankYou Sir... further i have some confusion about Bede wrote in old english? Or Latin under other spoken languge of england then was called old english? Did Bede wrote in Latin? Or Cademon was the first contamporary who wrote in old english?

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Excellent explanation of anglo Saxon period Sir, thank you so much sir

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It was a good lecture although you made a mistake when explaining beowulf you mentioned that grendel was a hero who slain monsters but it was beowulf who was a scandanavian hero who came for the aid of King Hrothger as the monster Grendel was devouring his men and causing chaos at the mede hall. Upon slaying grendel beowulf again slays grendel's mother and then became a king ruling for 50 years and his final battle was with a dragon where beowulf was mortally wounded and both the dragon and beowulf died in that battle.

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Thank you Sir for explaining the details in such a simple and elegant manner making it much more interesting . Thanks to the organizer for bringing such a knowledgeable learned person for all . Please let me know if you still have these shows live streaming scheduled?

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Very well explanation, but can you till me please what were the features of dominancy of Anglo saxon?

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There is one little correction Beowulf himself is a protagonist & Grendel is Antagonist . But whole lecture is excellent. Thank you..!

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Good morning ,sir. Sir, could you tell me please where can I find all other lessons . Thanks