| Ágrip af Nóregskonungas†gum Scandinavia. In Matthew Driscoll’s edition, first published in 1995, the Old Norse text is presented with a facing English translation, full introduction. Snorri Sturluson 74,36 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Section : Handouts Item 2: Chapter Summary Stone Age farmers, humans developed new means of producing goods and new methods of survival. Fire and agriculture were key in the prehistoric people's attempt to establish permanent residences. Snorri Sturluson 109,67 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Odin and Ymir Edda, as translated by Anthony Faulkes. Sturluson lived in Iceland from 1179 to 1241, and he apparently composed the Edda as a compilation of traditional stories and verse. Snorri Sturluson 16,63 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Germ 148: Germanic Mythology, Religion, and Folklore Snorri Sturluson 58,78 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Department of english studies special topic reading list Sigurd the dragon-slayer and analogous stories as preserved chiefly in Old Norse but also in Old English and German works. Snorri Sturluson 144,71 Kb. 3 | oxumaq |
| Saga of Harald Hardrada by Snorri Sturluson King Harald; and thus he subdued the country wherever he came. Then the king proceeded south along the land, and brought up at Hellornes, where there came a force that had been assembled to oppose him, with which he had a battle. Snorri Sturluson 46 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Snorri Sturluson Af hverju drógu Haukdælir nafn sitt og hvernig náðu þeir miklum áhrifum? (Bls. 8 og 9). Snorri Sturluson 50,5 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Snorri Sturluson í framtíðinni Lýstu deginum hjá Snorra, ritaðu hvað kom honum á óvart, hvernig allt kom honum fyrir sjónir, hvað hann gat heimfært yfir á sinn tíma og hvað hann hafði aldrei í lífinu gert áður. Snorri Sturluson 37 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |
| Snorri (enska) The Fellowships are granted to writers, translators and scholars (not to university students) in the field of humanities from outside Iceland, to enable them to stay in Iceland for a period of at least three months. Snorri Sturluson 24,5 Kb. 1 | oxumaq |