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From the editors

This page will be updated from time to time with details of publications, manuscripts and other subjects related to the fornaldarsögur which the project editors have found to be particularly notable or interesting

» Manuscripta Islandica in Rostock: Today, the task of cataloging manuscripts that contain fornaldarsögur ...

» Pleasant days in Dublin: Although a long-time resident of Italy, James Joyce was no great admirer of ...

» An antiquarian curiosum: Plush parchment twins - GKS 1002 and 1003 fol. ...

» Louis Le Pontois Collection, Paris: A small trove of manuscripts containing fornaldarsögur now reside as part of ...

» Rask 32 is a remarkably unremarkable manuscript. It is a plain, unadorned paper manuscript from the eighteenth century, one of many such produced in post-Reformation Iceland ...

» A Manuscript from Purkey: A number of previously uncatalogued – and in some cases unknown – manuscripts containing fornaldarsögur have recently been investigated as ...

» Comic Book Version of Hrólfs saga kraka: A Danish comic book version of Hrólfs saga kraka has recently come to our attention. It is entitled "Rolf Krakes og hans kæmpers saga" ...

 

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Last update: 05-01-2021