A poem about this event describes the sun as it “goeth” “under wood” and “under tree.” (15[1])In a depiction of this event, a woman sees a “little thing the size of a hazelnut,” which represents “all that is made.” (15[1])In the earliest known English-language book written by a woman, the author describes the “showings” of this event that appeared (-5[2])to her after a near-death (-5[1])experience. (15[1])The first printed version of a poem about this event antedates (-5[1])a version (15[1])carved onto a (*) stone (10[1])monument (10[2])in Ruthwell. (10[2]-5[1])In a poem about the “best of (10[1])dreams” (10[1])collected in the Vercelli Codex, (10[1])a jewel-encrusted (10[1])object (10[2])that (10[1])was central (10[1])to this event recounts the story of its own creation. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])name this Biblical event described in the “Dream of the Rood,” (10[2])when “all creation (10[1]-5[1])wept, bewailed the King’s fall.” ■END■ (10[4]0[8])