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      Osric

      4 days, 17 hours ago

      Guys, we have too many groups and they are dead. Can I consolidate a few?

      @jackiebird @thehoptimist @jorre @bearscottco

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      8 months, 1 week ago

      @thehoptimist I made a forum thread to hold more data, without it scrolling away. 🙂

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        Hirut
        8 months, 1 week ago

        That makes sense — so in the English line we get Sceaf as the foundling, Scyld as the warrior-king who brings order, and in some genealogies Beowa as Scyld’s son, whose name points back to barley and fertility. In the Norse tradition, the miraculous origin drops out and Skjöld becomes Odin’s son, while among the Lombards the roles merge in Agelmu…Read More

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          Osric
          8 months, 1 week ago

          Correct. It has errors. Sceaf in the English retelling was made King of old Anglia.

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