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"My thane, the ships are all ready. Whom are we going to raid this time? Saxons? Or maybe the Franks?"
Winter Viking warmaiden. My first entry using new model for @hamzaa_ai 's #WinterWaifuAIChallenge.
#StableDiffusion #WaifuDiffusion #AIart #aiartcommunity #AI画像 #AIイラスト
@dss66 @sophielouisecc Hengist and Horsa - Anglo-Saxons coming over here in little boats.
Now all whining their heads off anyone should dare have the gall to do the same
THERES A RAT ON MY SWEATER!!!
IYKYK!!!
also kind of salty Paramore wasn’t one of the album selections but it’d still cool nonetheless
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this is sooo funnyy and cuute, loll
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Do you want a story? About eels & faith? Drought & death? Fishing? Alright then!
In his Historia Ecclesiastica, Bede tells us aout Bishop Wilfrid's conversion of the South Saxons, who were having problems with their eels.
And you know: eel problems are *real* problems. 1/7
How to recognise an Anglo-Saxon church (pre-1066)
All English churches are palimpsests modified by every generation.
But here's a few ways to tell if you're looking at something built by the Anglo-Saxons ->
Saxons and Vikings: Before the Norman Conquest
https://t.co/n6istn91j2 via @LondonStone #history #Vikings #Normans
According to Venerable Bede, April is known as Eostremonath, named for Eostre, a goddess whom the Anglo-Saxons honored in the spring. Eostre is associated with fertility, spring, flowers, and her animal symbol of a bunny.
Wishing all my friends a Happy Easter!
🐇🥀🥚🥰💖
Return of Earl Godwine, 1052: Earl Godwine may have had a humiliating experience finding himself exiled in the fall of 1051, but by many accounts his absence made the Saxons appreciate him like never before. https://t.co/hDqGYhpTrA /
Return of Earl Godwine, 1052: Earl Godwine may have had a humiliating experience finding himself exiled in the fall of 1051, but by many accounts his absence made the Saxons appreciate him like never before. https://t.co/hDqGYhpTrA
"A distinct language is often the crucible inside which a rebellious identity can achieve boiling point."
@alexiskennedy on Britain before the Saxons, Arthur before Malory dressed him up like Tudor cosplay, and BOOK OF HOURS. #gamedev
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red hood. or "little red riding hood" for anglosaxons.
On this #FairyTaleTuesday a theory for why the English like ghost stories at Christmas: This may be based on an old custom. In the 8thC St Bede wrote that Anglo-Saxons left food on tables overnight during the Xmas season so that visiting spirits could partake of the feast……
Egbert, king of the West Saxons, his son Æthelwulf, and king Beorhtric, with a man on stilts playing a pipe with an animal-head. 🤔
BL Royal 14 B V; Genealogical roll chronicle of the English Kings; 13th century; England; Membrane 1 @BLMedieval