Code of Chivalry
Anglo Saxon Literature
Vocabulary
Places & Characters
Battles
100

Seeking to be known for unwavering commitment to the people and ideals you choose to live by

LOYALTY

100

the language early British pose was written in

LATIN 

100

a bonfire for burning a dead body

PYRE

100

leader of the Geats

BEOWULF

100

Beowulf hangs this in Herot after defeating Grendel

ARM

200

Taking the side of truth in all matters, rather than the expedient lie; choosing the more difficult path, the personally expensive one

COURAGE

200

Beowulf is this type of poem

EPIC

200

an alcoholic drink of fermented honey and water

MEAD

200

the heart of the kingdom, where celebrations took place

HEROT

200

The name of the sword Beowulf used to fight Grendel's mother

HRUNTING

300

Being generous in so far as your resources allow

LARGESSE

300

this is how Anglo Saxon literature began

SPOKEN VERSE/TELLING STORIES

300

a fine paid to relatives of a murdered person to free the offender from further harm

WERGILD

300

residence of Grendel and Grendel's mother

UNDER LAKE; IN A CAVERN

300

Beowulf takes this as a trophy of his battle with Grendel's mother

HEAD/HILT of sword
400

Seeking excellence in all endeavors; seek strength to be used in the service of justice

PROWESS

400
the composer and story teller of Anglo Saxon poetry

SCOP

400

the idea that when you die you die, that no one brags of your accomplishments

WYRD

400

King of the Danes

King Hrothgar

400

Beowulf uses these to fight the dragon

SHIELD, SWORD, ARMOR

500

Seeking great stature of character; the striving for ideals even though the ideal cannot be reached

NOBILITY

500

These were told as a form of entertainment 

RIDDLES

500

a sheath for a sword

SCABBARD

500

Country where the last battle takes place

GEATLAND

500

Person that comes to Beowulf's aid in the battle with the dragon

WIGLAF