Rites and Religions of the Anglo Saxons by Gale R. Owens

Description: Rites and Religions of the Anglo Saxons by Gale R. Owens - Summary Rites and Religions of the Anglo Saxons by Gale R. Owens, published by Dorset Press in 1985, offers a detailed exploration of the religious practices, rituals, and beliefs of the Anglo-Saxon people. The book delves into the rich tapestry of pre-Christian and Christian influences that shaped the spiritual landscape of early medieval England. Through meticulous research, Owens examines various rites, ceremonies, and the integration of pagan traditions within the emerging Christian framework, providing insights into how these practices reflected the values and worldview of the Anglo-Saxon society. This hardcover copy is in very good condition, complete with its original dust jacket, which shows minimal shelf wear. The book features sharp edges and corners, clean covers, and a secure, tight binding with sewn-in signatures. It is illustrated throughout, enhancing the reader’s understanding of the material. This copy comes from the personal collection of a university professor specializing in British medieval history, with his signature on the front end page and scholarly annotations throughout the text that offer deeper insights into Owens’ analysis. Key Features:Comprehensive exploration of Anglo-Saxon religious practices and beliefsVery good condition with clean covers and minimal wearIllustrated throughout, enhancing the content Collection Suitability: This book is a valuable resource for collectors and scholars of medieval history, religious studies, and folklore. The annotations from the professor add an academic depth, making it a noteworthy addition to any library focused on the intersection of religion and history in early medieval England.

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