No 201: The Anglo-Saxon Rune Feoh @tylluanpenry3233
No 201: The Anglo-Saxon Rune Feoh  @tylluanpenry3233
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this chat, Tylluan discusses some of the many layers of meaning attached to the Anglo-Saxon Rune, Feoh. Although the Rune Poem was transcribed originally by early Christian monks, much of its content is heathen.

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No 201: The Anglo-Saxon Rune Feoh

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