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cynwulf

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Cyn⋅wulf

  [kin-woolf]
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–noun
Cynewulf.

Cyn⋅e⋅wulf

  [kin-uh-woolf]
–noun
fl. 9th century a.d., Anglo-Saxon poet.
Also, Cynwulf.
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Cyn·e·wulf   (kĭn'ə-wŏŏlf')   
Anglo-Saxon poet whose extant works are Juliana, Elene, The Ascension, and The Fates of the Apostles.
Cyn·wulf   (kĭn'wŏŏlf')   
See Cynewulf.
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