Anglo-Saxon Figurative Language

Old English metaphorical, compound-word descriptions used to replace a noun

Repetition of initial sounds

In Old English poetry, the space at the end of or in the middle of lines used to indicate a pause for effect

"Whale-road" = sea is an example of

The repetition of the same vowel sounds

Repetition of the same consonants anywhere within the word

What Anglo-Saxon poetic device is found in this line(hint: there are two):

"Then, when darkness had dropped, Grendel"

Which Anglo-Saxon poetic device is found in these lines:

“ . . . A powerful monster, living down

In the darkness, growled in pain, impatient

As day after day the music rang Loud in the hall . . .” ?

Which Anglo-Saxon poetic device is found in this line:

“So Hrothgar’s men lived happy in his hall”?

Which Anglo-Saxon poetic device is this an example of: “tormenter of their days”