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One of the earliest surviving Anglo Saxon poems, Widsith, is the autobiographical record of such a scop.

Here, Surviving is a Participle or a Gerund?

Can we say "Widsith is one of the oldestearliest Survived Anglo Saxon" omitting conjunction and a helping verb( which have.).

Widsith is one of the oldestearliest Anglo Saxon poems which have survived.

One of the earliest surviving Anglo Saxon poems, Widsith, is the autobiographical record of such a scop.

Here, Surviving is a Participle or a Gerund?

Can we say "Widsith is one of the oldest Survived Anglo Saxon" omitting conjunction and a helping verb( which have.)

Widsith is one of the oldest Anglo Saxon poems which have survived.

One of the earliest surviving Anglo Saxon poems, Widsith, is the autobiographical record of such a scop.

Here, Surviving is a Participle or a Gerund?

Can we say "Widsith is one of the earliest Survived Anglo Saxon" omitting conjunction and a helping verb( which have).

Widsith is one of the earliest Anglo Saxon poems which have survived.

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The word 'Surviving' in 'one of the the earliest surviving poems'

One of the earliest surviving Anglo Saxon poems, Widsith, is the autobiographical record of such a scop.

Here, Surviving is a Participle or a Gerund?

Can we say "Widsith is one of the oldest Survived Anglo Saxon" omitting conjunction and a helping verb( which have.)

Widsith is one of the oldest Anglo Saxon poems which have survived.