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Meanings of anglo-saxon in English
Portuguese
língua inglesa antiga Catalan
anglosaxó 
An early form of the English language that was spoken in parts of what is now England and southern Scotland between 450 and 1100.
Usage of anglo-saxon in English
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The old Anglo-Saxon hardihood paused and looked the terror in its face.
2
The Anglo-Saxon idea, on the other hand, looked first to the individual.
3
We read in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle of the barons in Stephen's days.
4
It is the Anglo-Saxon race occupying the sites of the Indian wigwams.
5
We look in Anglo-Saxon poetry in vain for a touch like this:-
6
Of such Anglo-Saxon work, an ancient poem in the Exeter Book testifies:
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So died the last of the Sea-Kings, by the last Anglo-Saxon victory.
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The magnanimities of the Anglo-Saxon races are rising to greet one another.
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The Anglo-Saxon could not fight comfortably without the law on his side.
10
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, by Unknown
11
We have put ourselves in touch with our Anglo-Saxon ancestors at last.
12
The Anglo-Saxon version contains most interesting additions of original matter by Alfred.
13
The object of Cromwell was to make Ireland thoroughly Anglo-Saxon and Protestant.
14
The Anglo-Saxon race is fighting for its existence, and delay is dangerous:
15
There were no coins of the denomination of shilling during Anglo-Saxon times.
16
The earliest known specimens of Anglo-Saxon prose writing have been already mentioned.
Frequent collocations
Translations for anglo-saxon
Catalan
Anglo-saxon through the time