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Reptile [31]
1 year ago
14

what meaningful gift does unferth give beowulf in this scene? what does this gift reveal about the anglo saxon culture

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slava [35]1 year ago
4 0

Unferth later admits Beowulf's superiority after the defeat of Grendel and lends him a treasured sword, Hrunting, for the battle with Grendel's mother.

<h3>What is battle?</h3>

A battle is a conflict between two opposing military units of any size or number. Multiple battles typically make up a war. A battle is typically a military engagement that is clearly defined in terms of time, space, and force commitment. Skirmishes are occasionally used to describe a battle where there is little mutual commitment and no clear winner.

Although this usage substantially departs from its usual or conventional definition, the word "battle" can also be sometimes used to refer to a whole operational campaign. The term "battle" is typically used to describe such campaigns if it refers to a protracted combat encounter in which one or both adversaries shared the same tactics, resources, and strategic goals throughout the encounter.

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