Juliana (poem)

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Juliana is an Old English religious poem, preserved in the Exeter Book, that recounts the legend and martyrdom of Saint Juliana.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old English poem
hagiographical poem
religious poem
associatedWith Exeter Cathedral NERFINISHED
audience monastic readers
basedOn Latin passio of Saint Juliana
compositionDate before 1000
containedIn Exeter Cathedral Library MS 3501 NERFINISHED
containsDialogue yes
countryOfOrigin England
didacticPurpose encouragement of steadfast faith
featuresCharacter demon
pagan suitor
featuresMotif demon interrogation
rejection of pagan marriage
virgin martyr
form narrative poem
genre hagiography
religious poetry
hasSurvivingText yes
language Old English
literaryForm verse narrative
literaryLanguage West Saxon dialect NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod Old English literature
mainCharacter Saint Juliana NERFINISHED
manuscript Exeter Book NERFINISHED
manuscriptLocation Exeter, England NERFINISHED
meter alliterative verse
narrativeFocus execution of Saint Juliana
torture of Saint Juliana
trial of Saint Juliana
originalScript Old English runic and Latin alphabet tradition
preservedIn Exeter Book NERFINISHED
recounts legend of Saint Juliana
martyrdom of Saint Juliana
religiousContext Latin Christian hagiography
religiousFunction edification of Christians
religiousTradition Christianity
saintDepicted Saint Juliana of Nicomedia NERFINISHED
script Insular minuscule NERFINISHED
setting late Roman Empire
subject Christian martyr
theme chastity
faith versus paganism
martyrdom
spiritual warfare
writtenInCentury 10th century

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Exeter Book content Juliana (poem)