Origines Islandicae: A Collection of the More Important Sagas and Other Native Writings Relating to the Settlement and Early History of Iceland. E-book. Formato PDF Gudbrand Vigfusson   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Origines Islandicae: A Collection of the More Important Sagas and Other Native Writings Relating to the Settlement and Early History of Iceland. E-book. Formato PDF - Forgotten Books

Origines Islandicae: A Collection of the More Important Sagas and Other Native Writings Relating to the Settlement and Early History of Iceland. E-book. Formato PDF Gudbrand Vigfusson   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Page 57, 1. II fr. Bottom, for Thorkel read Torfe 61, last line, for her read his, and so p. 62, l. I 64, l. 18,for ai read at 69, l. 9 fr. Bottom, omit that after slaughtered 70, l. 2 fr. Bottom, for landless read lawless 76, l. 3 fr. Bottom, read the Strands '18, l. 10 of tr., read Ceartan said 79, l. 8 of tr., read end here our ill doings 94, 13, l. I, for thirteen read fourteen 97, l. I, read She was not popular 98, l. 4, read was called upon to sum mon a quest of twelve l. 16, read to break it up 1. 6 fr. Bottom, read horses they were, and so at top of P 99 99, l. 28,for by main force read unlaw fully 101, l. 3, read says she I. 12, read friths l. 26, read couldst 102, l. 17, read will speak with them I. 4 fr. Bottom, read died or were wounded 105, l. 6, read the Lax-waters l. 20, read men sprang into so that nothing more 28, for measured matters read put it off on others 108, l. 17, for Aldis read Asdis l. 31, read south-westerly l. 14 fr. Bottom, read or the Sudreys 110, l. 2, for in read into I]. 6, 7 fr. Bottom, delete inverted commas and read but he said that he had 113, l. 28, for whomsoever read whoso ever 114, l. 8, read Thorleif l. 19, for evil case read bad humour 116, end of par. 1, insert Thorolf lay.

Corpus Poeticum Boreale the Poetry of the Old Northern Tongue: From the Earliest Times to the Thirteenth Century Edited Classified and With Introduction, Excursus, and Notes. E-book. Formato PDF Gudbrand Vigfusson   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

It is to the credit of the Icelanders as a living people that it is not so. Yet such, if he had formulated his creed, would have been the Editor's belief before he began to look for himself, some twenty years ago, into the state of literature and literary tradition in the middle ages and the post-reformation days of Iceland. In the arna-magnaean Collection, a vast congeries of all kinds of documents bearing on the subject, memoranda, letters, vellums, fragments of vellums, and paper-copies of vellums, there exists ample material for getting at some notion of the true state of the case. It was while working at this collection, making careful statistics of these vellums and the vellum fragments representing lost vellums, that the opinions now set forth forced themselves bit by hit upon the Editor. The following results came out from a minute enquiry into the state of the mss. Of the classical literature — the Sagas touching Iceland, the Kings' Lives, the Older Bishops' Lives, etc.