When the king responds to his warriors with the fiollowing words, he is showing that he cares about his men and he respects them for volunteering to fight the Monster, Grendel:Brave men go to war with care and after deep thought. Not easy is the way over the sea; not easy is the contest with the evil Grendel. But to fight for a good and to nobly win or nobly die is the best a man can do. Proud is my heart when I see so many brave men ready to overcome the evil monster or to die fighting, but all may not venture. Go, my cousin and my thane, Which Anglo-Saxon concept is being displayed by the king with these lines?

EARLY BRITISH LITERATURE

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When the king responds to his warriors with the fiollowing words, he is showing that he cares about his men and he respects them for volunteering to fight the Monster, Grendel:“Brave men go to war with care and after deep thought. Not easy is the way over the sea; not easy is the contest with the evil Grendel. But to fight for a good and to nobly win or nobly die is the best a man can do. Proud is my heart when I see so many brave men ready to overcome the evil monster or to die fighting, but all may not venture. Go, my cousin and my thane, “ Which Anglo-Saxon concept is being displayed by the king with these lines?

A	Flyting
B	Commitatus
C	Boasting
D	Courage

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