Subscribers
78 500
YOUTUBE SHOWS "78.5K subscribers"
CHANNELS / GRAHAM SCHEPER
YouTube channel // numbers taken SEP 06, 2026
Graham Scheper
Graham Scheper has 78 500 YouTube subscribers and 2 046 206 views across the 90 videos we track, counted Sep 6, 2026.
I study and make content about Old English and Latin language and literature. My series 'Word Æfter Cwæð' brings in for discussion various experts on fields relating to early medieval England, and has featured guests such as R.D. Fulk, Don Ringe, Geoffrey Russom, and Jackson Crawford. Business inquiries: grahamamscheper@gmail.com
▸ Verdict
0.29x
Views per video run at 29% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 90 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
2 046 206
SUM OVER 90 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
22 735
OVER 90 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
78 500
SEP 06, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 90
The Ecclesiastical History of the English People - Bede's Masterpiece
The Old English Medicinal Texts - Emily Kesling
The Odyssey in Early Medieval England
The Spiritual Works of Richard Methley - Barbara Newman
Taking a 1920s Oxford Old English Exam
A Conversation in 11th century English and Norwegian
Thomas Jefferson's Strange Relationship with Old English
The Most Insane Argument in the History of Beowulf Scholarship
How were Bede's Students Learning Latin in 720 AD?
Apocrypha in Early Medieval England - Stephen C. E. Hopkins
What were Tolkien's Oxford Students Reading in the 1930s?
What do we know about Ancient Indo-European Religion? - Crecganford
The Woman who Destroyed Beowulf?
New Cædmon's Hymn - Reading and Analysis
A Medieval Allegorical Epic About Love? - Winder McConnell
Where does the English Language Come From? - Don Ringe
How to Read the Bible like the Venerable Bede - Arthur G. Holder
A Conversation between Frisian and Old English (with captions)
Reading the Latin of the Bayeux Tapestry
What Happened to English Literature after 1066? - Mark Faulkner
Latin Scholaresses of the Quattrocento - Claire Mieher
Was Tolkien Good at Writing Old English? (yes)
Are Old English and Frisian Mutually Intelligible? - History with Hilbert
Old English song written by Tolkien, performed with lyre
Spring and Lent in Early-Medieval England - Eleanor Parker
The Rule of St. Benedict in Anglo-Saxon England - Jacob Riyeff
What Makes a Good Philologist? - R.D. Fulk
The Most Horribly Mistranslated Word in Old English
How did the Anglo-Saxons pronounce Latin?
How to Face Death - Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy
How to Actually Learn Old English - Colin Gorrie
Dutch and Late West Saxon - Amos van Baalen
England's Middle Kingdom - Max Adams
How to Learn Latin like a 17th Century Jesuit - Corrado Russo
Was King Arthur a Real Person? - Andrew Breeze
What was Different About Medieval Europe? - Medieval Mindset
The Old Northumbrian and West Saxon translations of the Christmas story
St. Augustine's Best Work that Nobody Knows - Leslie Lockett
How to Learn Latin like a 10th Century English Monk
The City of God - St. Augustine's Defense of Christianity
