The Classic Beowulf Studies Collection contains 13 classic translations of the poem and three secondary texts, maximizing the value of studying this ancient treasure with the powerful tools of Logos Bible Software. Combining the insight of 15 Beowulf scholars, the collection provides students and teachers of literature, medieval scholars, hobbyists, and others a powerful addition to their digital libraries.

Beowulf is one of the earliest and greatest epics in history. With its composition dated between the eighth and eleventh centuries, this Old English heroic poem is also regarded as the first important work of Anglo-Saxon literature. Set in the region that is now southern Sweden, Beowulf is the story of a warrior and his three major battles against evil forces—Grendel the demon, Grendel’s swamp-hag mother, and a great dragon. Composed by a Christian writer, Beowulf incorporates pagan ideals, concepts, and tradition, with Christian themes and stories. With the Logos edition of Beowulf you have access to one of the most famous English epics, enhanced by cutting-edge functionality. Product Details Title: Beowulf Editor: James M. Garnett Series: Perseus Germanic Collection Publisher: Perseus Digital Library Publication Date: 1912