• Hrólfs saga Gautrekssonar
• Hrólfs saga kraka
• Göngu-Hrólfs saga
• Hálfdanar saga Brönufóstra

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                <authority>Nordisk Forskningsinstitut, Københavns Universitet</authority>
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                            <locus from="1r:1" to="47v:10">1r-47v</locus>
                            <title type="uniform">Ynglinga saga</title>
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                            <title type="supplied">List of Old Norse texts concerning Iceland.</title>
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                                <locus>74v</locus>Og Endum<ex>m</ex> vi<ex>e</ex>r So þessa sogu Af Könge Hroolfi Sturlaugs Syne
                                in Decemb<ex>e</ex>r Anno. 1759.</colophon>
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                            <locus from="115r:1" to="144v:16">115r-144v</locus>
                            <title type="uniform" ref="#hsk">Hrólfs saga kraka</title>
                            <textLang mainLang="is">Icelandic</textLang>
                            <rubric>Saga Af Hroolfe Hellga Sÿne Ad Vidur Nefne K R A K A !! I. Capi.</rubric>
                            <incipit>Madur hiet Halfd an en<ex>n</ex> an<ex>n</ex>ar Fröde brædúr tveÿr ƻ könga sÿn<ex>er</ex> og
                                stÿrde sÿ nu Rÿke hvuer þ<ex>eir</ex>ra.</incipit>
                            <explicit>Og endum<ex>m</ex> Vier so Hrölfs Köngs Kraka Sogú og Kappa Hans allra sem Byriud Var
                                    þa<ex>n</ex>n 10da Martÿ Ao 1760: En<ex>n</ex> endúd þan<ex>n</ex> 20. Novembr Sama är i
                                Wopnaf. af JSigurds sÿne. Anno 1654. Þann 31.Jaunarii.</explicit>
                            <filiation>Primary manuscipt.</filiation>
                            <note>Divided into 30 chapters by the scribe.</note>
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                            <locus from="145r:1" to="151r:22">145r-151r</locus>
                            <title type="uniform" ref="#hsb">Hálfdanar saga Brönufóstra</title>
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                            <locus from="152r:1" to="217v:21">152r-217v</locus>
                            <title type="uniform">Egils saga Skallagrímssonar</title>
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                                <p>The first item is the youngest part of the codex and it was written by <name type="person">Hans
                                        Evertsson Wium</name> (1776-?), who was a teacher in Copenhagen and copied manuscripts for
                                    individuals, for example Finn Magnussen.</p>
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                            <handNote scribeRef="#JakSig001" scope="major" script="kurrent">Items 2, 3 and 4 were written by <name type="person">Jakob Sigurdsson</name>, a poet from <name type="place">Hof in
                                    Vopnafjörður</name>
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                            <handNote scribeRef="unknown" scope="minor" script="hybrida">The fifth item is in two hands of the
                                late eighteenth century.</handNote>
                            <handNote scribeRef="unknown" scope="minor" script="hybrida">The fifth item is in two hands of the
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                            <handNote scribeRef="unknown" scope="minor" script="hum cursiva">Fols. <locus>152r-155v</locus> of
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                                and the paper has remained more clean.</handNote>
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                            <handNote scribeRef="unknown" scope="minor" script="hybrida">The sixth item is mainly in a seventeenth
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                            <p> Marginalia consist of scribal corrections, user signatures, writing exercises and scribbles. The
                                latter category is in empty spaces at ends of texts. The first item contains a foreword describing
                                the antigraph and a list of Old Icelandic texts related to Iceland in item 2. There are also
                                several NB marks in the margin. This is a clear indicaiton of a scholarly interest. The remaining,
                                older parts of the text, nevertheless, contain no marginalia indicating a scholarly interest.<list>
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                                        <locus>fly-leaf front</locus>, Purch<ex>ase</ex>.d of Prof. Finn Magnusen July 1837</item>
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                                        <locus>1v</locus>, Inritud eptir gamallri pappírs skruddu, sem ritad hefir (her um bil
                                        1760) frændi Konferenz ráds Jóns Eiríks sonar at heiti Sigurdr, auk nefndr land þíngs
                                        skrifare, búanda á ættar ódali mínu Knapp<supplied reason="damage">a</supplied> völlum í
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                                        <locus>10v</locus>, NB at several places in item 1.</item>
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                                        <locus>48r</locus>, <q>Hisdorier som angaae Island ere:</q> A list of Old Icelandic texts
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                                        <locus>75r</locus>: Correction, missing word heited</item>
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                                        <locus>77r</locus>: Unreadable correction and addition in pencil.</item>
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                                        <locus>113r</locus>: Syg Arna syne</item>
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                                        <locus>113r</locus>: Joseph Skaptason Eignar sier þes<ex>s</ex>a bok.</item>
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                                        <locus>113r</locus>: .. Byrdugum ..</item>
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                                        <locus>113r</locus>: Jospeh Skaptason Hephur Eigna s Ns</item>
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                                        <locus>133v</locus>: alt til enda</item>
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                                        <locus>114r</locus>: Skyalldar Syster Hryns Var Hrund Hen<ex>n</ex>ar</item>
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                                        <locus>114r</locus>: J Sigurs syn</item>
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                                        <locus>114r</locus>: MArnason</item>
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                                        <locus>114r</locus>: BSigurds son</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>114r</locus>: P P Palls son</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>114r</locus>: Paulls son</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>114r</locus>: Þessa bók hefur Metusalem lesed</item>
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                                        <locus>114v</locus>: <q>... Vellærdum ... Sira Arna Þorsteinssyne af Kyrkjubæ.</q>;
                                        Dedication</item>
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                                        <locus>114v</locus>: ISigrussone</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>137r</locus>: Two vertical lines in the margin marking the place in the text where
                                        queen Olof ends the conversation with king Adils, her husband, and goes to meet king
                                        Hrolf, her son.</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>144r</locus>: Unreadable marginalia vertical across the whole margin.</item>
                                    <item>
                                        <locus>144v</locus>: 60 JSyg; wrting exrcises copying words from the linea abor</item>
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                                        <locus>144v</locus>: Þesse Saga endúd er Af Hónúm<ex>m</ex> Hrölfe Kraka, ünder Dagan
                                            Ödum<ex>m</ex> ber, Ecki er þetta Vaka. Helldúr laangtúm<ex>m</ex> Leingre
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                                        <locus>144v</locus>: Þesar visur hefur her, herlegur á þ undargum gert nunana O
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                                        <locus>144v</locus>: Arne Thorsteins son</item>
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                                        <locus>151r</locus>: Bronu föstra endud er, artug virta saga, liliur gulls nü laune mier,
                                            leida<ex>n</ex>n augna baga # hinde<ex>n</ex>n linda hreppi rö, hier og i
                                            odru<ex>m</ex>m heime, indes mindar føgur frö, frÿd ifer hana streimi# </item>
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                                        <locus>151v</locus>: Sr Arne Thorstsson.</item>
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                            <note>The manuscript consists of four parts. Items 2-4 have belonged together and were
                            written in 1760, according to the colophon. Items 5 and 6 were added later, while the manuscript was
                            still in Iceland. They are written in 18th and 17th century hands, respectively. Item 1 in the hand of
                                <name type="person" key="HanWiu001">H.E. Wium</name> (1776-?) was added last, probably in Denmark.
                            It has the number 236 in the middle of the upper margin, which may indicate that the text belonged to
                            a larger codex, or it may be some sort of accounting number of the scribe. Item 4 may have been
                            written for <name type="person" key="ambig">Skapti Einarsson</name> of <name type="place">Hof</name>,
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                                <locus>113r</locus>.</note>
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                            <p><name type="person" role="owner" key="FinMag001">Finnur Magnusson</name> sold it to the British
                                Museum in 1837. </p>
                            <p><name type="person" role="signatory" key="ambig">Arne Thorsteins son</name> on <locus>144v and
                                    151v</locus>. </p>
                            <p><name type="person" role="signatory" key="MetArn001"/>Metúsalem Árnason of Burstafell in Vopnafjörður
                                on <locus>114r</locus>.</p>
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            <change>Tereza Lansing's original work.</change>
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