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Opuscula XVIIAuthor(s): Astrid Marner, Annette Lassen

Format: Hardback

Publisher: Museum Tusculanum Press, Denmark

Imprint: Museum Tusculanum Press

ISBN-13: 9788763546690, 978-8763546690

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Opuscula XVII contains the first edition of all four versions of the Old Icelandic Slysa-Hra saga, a tale of Oriental origin telling the story of Slysa-Hri who has to battle with dangerous villains in foreign lands. This small saga is known from thirty manuscripts, and its oldest version (F) is worked into lfs saga helga in the Flateyjarbk.

Also in this issue of Opuscula is the first edition of a letter, known only in Danish translation, written by theologist and Fjlnismaur Tmas Smundsson about his journey to the eastern Mediterranean on board the first ever cruise ship to these areas in 1833.

Other pieces in this issue include a material-philological and multispectrographic examination of AM 601 b 4to, which contributes to the mapping out of the writing process behind this manuscrip.

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Opuscula XVIIAuthor(s): Astrid Marner, Annette Lassen

Format: Hardback

Publisher: Museum Tusculanum Press, Denmark

Imprint: Museum Tusculanum Press

ISBN-13: 9788763546690, 978-8763546690

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Opuscula XVII contains the first edition of all four versions of the Old Icelandic Slysa-Hra saga, a tale of Oriental origin telling the story of Slysa-Hri who has to battle with dangerous villains in foreign lands. This small saga is known from thirty manuscripts, and its oldest version (F) is worked into lfs saga helga in the Flateyjarbk.

Also in this issue of Opuscula is the first edition of a letter, known only in Danish translation, written by theologist and Fjlnismaur Tmas Smundsson about his journey to the eastern Mediterranean on board the first ever cruise ship to these areas in 1833.

Other pieces in this issue include a material-philological and multispectrographic examination of AM 601 b 4to, which contributes to the mapping out of the writing process behind this manuscrip.

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Opuscula XVIIAuthor(s): Astrid Marner, Annette Lassen

Format: Hardback

Publisher: Museum Tusculanum Press, Denmark

Imprint: Museum Tusculanum Press

ISBN-13: 9788763546690, 978-8763546690

Synopsis

Opuscula XVII contains the first edition of all four versions of the Old Icelandic Slysa-Hra saga, a tale of Oriental origin telling the story of Slysa-Hri who has to battle with dangerous villains in foreign lands. This small saga is known from thirty manuscripts, and its oldest version (F) is worked into lfs saga helga in the Flateyjarbk.

Also in this issue of Opuscula is the first edition of a letter, known only in Danish translation, written by theologist and Fjlnismaur Tmas Smundsson about his journey to the eastern Mediterranean on board the first ever cruise ship to these areas in 1833.

Other pieces in this issue include a material-philological and multispectrographic examination of AM 601 b 4to, which contributes to the mapping out of the writing process behind this manuscrip.

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