Ent Work
PaulThoughts on early medieval literature, Tolkien's Middle-earth, and things in between.
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How to Wreck an Ent-work, Part II
This is the second part of a series of posts examining Old English words that are used in connection with the destruction of enta geweorc, giant-works. Part 1, dealing with the verb toginan, can be found here.
tohlidan means “to split open...
How to Wreck an Ent-work, Part I
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Much of the focus on Ent Work has so far been upon the terms used for giants – words like ent, eoten, and gigant. We have examined these words in their contexts and tried to come to an understanding of their pos...
"In the manner of a giant"
In an earlier post, I discussed the likening of the Jewish hero Judas Maccabeus to an ent in Aelfric’s sermon on Maccabees.
Aelfric did not invent Judas’ resemblance to a giant: he was translating the Biblical account. Where 1 Maccabees 3...
The Heritage of Giants
The Hunninge Image Stone, thought to refer to the events described in Atlakviða. By Jürgen Howaldt - Self-photographed, CC BY-SA 2.0 de, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=319218
Many problems abound in dating works of Old Eng...
Cities Entish and Otherwise
Photo by Katy England.
The first occasion where the phrase enta geweorc is likely to be encountered by a modern reader – in translation or otherwise – is in the poem The Ruin, where it features prominently in line 2:
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