An Early Icelandic Attestation of <i>ÞVeit</i> ‘Thwaite’
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cursus, and is accordingly marked out-along with eight other psalms-with the highest grade of decoration in the Vespasian Psalter. 22The Wanderer has its own interest in night-time speech and contemplation, with the eardstapa articulating his sorrow alone 'uhtna gehwylce' ('every day before dawn', 8b), with uhta capable of signalling both generally 'the time before daybreak' and more specifically 'the time at which the earliest of the seven canonical services was held, the time of nocturns'. 23Later in the poem, just before the mention of the renewed sorrow, 'sorg ond slaep' ('sorrow and sleep', 39a) together bind a solitary figure, chiming with negative associations around sleep in monastic contexts. 24 Appreciating the parallel in Psalm 38 helps to bring into sharper focus The Wanderer's interest in nocturnal torment, contemplation, and prayer. 25his possible channelling of a psalmic source is just one manifestation of the poem's wider allusiveness, elsewhere echoing passages from Isaiah and Ezekiel. 26 All these references and evocations combine to embed the experience of the text's solitary, meditative figure(s) in a wider spiritual context.Scholars have endeavoured to displace a view of this poem as fundamentally working to characterize a specific pagan-or recently pagan-individual. 27In appreciating the connection with Psalm 38, we can further recognize how The Wanderer aims to think beyond the self and worldly matters altogether, contemplating instead the shared spiritual conditions which unite humanity, and the possibility of oneness with God.
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