'Celtic religion' presentation slideshows

1. Allusion

1. Allusion. A reference to something outside the text, such as another work of literature. In section 1 of Beowulf , the narrator makes an allusion to the story of Cain and Able in the Bible. 2 . Alliteration. Mad Molly mauled the muttering mailman. Repetition of consonant sounds.

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British Literature

British Literature. Introduction. The British Isles. Look at the maps on page 4 & 87 of your text. The Anglo-Saxon Period. 449-1066. Ancient World. isolated rain-drenched and often fogged in green dotted with thatched cottages, quaint stone churches, and mysterious stone ruins.

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British Literature

British Literature. Introduction. The British Isles. Look at the maps on page 4 & 87 of your text. The Anglo-Saxon Period. 449-1066. Ancient World. isolated rain-drenched and often fogged in green dotted with thatched cottages, quaint stone churches, and mysterious stone ruins.

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British Literature

British Literature. Introduction. The British Isles. The Anglo-Saxon Period. 449-1066. Ancient World. isolated rain-drenched and often fogged in green dotted with thatched cottages, quaint stone churches, and mysterious stone ruins. Celts. Early inhabitants Tall, blonde warriors

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The anglo-saxon era 449-1066

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The British Legacy and The Spirit of the Celts

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Thin Places: Exploring Celtic Spirituality

Thin Places: Exploring Celtic Spirituality. Presented by Debbie Kolacki of Practical Church Resources, formerly the Parish Resource Center of LI. Who were the Celts?. Celtic religion. Polytheistic Number three and multiples Sacred places Nature and time Afterlife.

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Halloween

Halloween.

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CELTIC

CHICKA AND EPPY. CELTIC. Looookkkkk aatttt eeebbbonnnnyyyys riinnggg. Beliefs about origins of the universe.

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The history of Halloween

The history of Halloween. Celtic (Keltic) Culture. The Druids. Members of the Celtic Religion. Many religious practices based on superstition. Sacrifices made to Samhein (Sowin), the God of the dead. Held harvest festivals with huge sacred bonfires on October 31 st.

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