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In Anglo-Saxon culture, "fame" meant which of these?

A. being well-known enough to have scops sing about you
B. being well-known for doing something disgraceful
C. living life outside the security of the comitatus
D. having a good name and performing brave deeds



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Final answer:

In Anglo-Saxon culture, 'fame' meant having a good name and performing brave deeds.


Explanation:

'Fame' in Anglo-Saxon culture meant having a good name and performing brave deeds. It was about being renowned for honorable actions and deeds, such as maintaining ancient rights and defending liberties, as seen in various historical texts and praises.


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