Forgotten Ground Regained
Beowulf Resources
Snippets Translated on this Site
- Grappling with Grendel (lines 702-836). Translation by Keith Moul
- Grappling with Grendel (lines 702-836). Translation by Allan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy
- The Haunted Mere (lines 1308-1382). Translation by Allan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy
- The Haunted Mere (lines 1338b-1379). Translation by Bruce Byfield
- Home to Hygelac (lines 1880-1924). Translation by Allan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy
- Fighting the Fire-Drake (lines 2510-2586). Translation by Allan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy
- Beowulf Lies Dead Beside the Dragon. (lines 2821-2840). Adaptation by Paul D. Deane.
Elsewhere on the Web
Interlinear Text (Both Old English and Modern English)
Full Translations
Other Resources
Beowulf Performed
The "Ethereal" Beowulf Peformed by Members
of the Society for Creative Anachronism
Beowulf: The Epic in Performance - Benjamin Bagby, voice and medieval harp
A.Z. Foreman reciting lines 1-228 of Beowulf
Rahul Gupta: Shield's Ship-Funeral
Rahul Gupta: The Weather-Geats' Voyage to Denmark
Rahul Gupta: The Weather-Geats' Voyage Home
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