Translations Beowulf Medieval British

Presents the Old English text of lines 710-736 (the coming of Grendel), together with twelve different Modern English translations of these lines, dating from 1921 to 2000.

• Beowulf Online Translations - Translations of sections of the poem by Paul translations Deane and medieval by Alan Sullivan and Timothy Murphy. translations Includes links to complete medieval translations, to the original translations Old English text, and to Beowulf medieval resources.
• The Adventures of Beowulf - A modern adaptation in free verse by David translations Breeden.
• Beowulf: Kennedy Translation - Translation of sections of the poem by Charles medieval W. Kennedy.
• Beowulf: Interlinear Translation - Interlinear translation at the University of Toronto. This has the medieval Old English text and the Gummere translation interleaved, line by medieval line, with line numbers.
• Beowulf: Gummere Translation - Translation by Francis B. Gummere. From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
• BeowulfTranslations.net - Shows how more than 100 translators have translated beowulf each of five episodes of the poem. Translations beowulf date from the early 1800's to the present.
• Beowulf: a Searchable Verson - Searchable online version of the Gummere translation.
• Beowulf: a New Translation for Oral Delivery - Modern English translation by Dick Ringler, intended to beowulf be read medieval out loud. Includes sound files for beowulf each section of the medieval poem, a search engine, beowulf and considerable background material.
• Beowulf: Hall Translation - Modern English translation by Lesslie Hall. Project Gutenberg eBook
• Beowulf: Comparison of Translations - Presents the Old English text of lines 710-736 (the coming translations of Grendel), together with twelve different Modern English translations of translations these lines, dating from 1921 to 2000.[PDF]
• Beowulf: Child Translation - Translation by Clarence Griffin Child.[PDF]

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