THE PROSE EDDA, attributed to Snorri Sturluson (1179–1241), is preserved in eight
manuscripts predating 1600. They are as follows: R= r= Codex Regius, GKS 2367 4to (c …

The Third Grammatical Treatise (TGT) is a vernacular treatise on language and rhetoric,
based in part on Latin models. It is transmitted in mss A, B and W (see Section 4.1. 4 above) …

While in the High Middle Ages runic literacy appears to have been very much alive in urban
centres such as Bergen, interest in runes appears to have been of a different nature in …

The genesis of this article lies in a recent visit to the Romanesque cathedral of Lund. While
in the cathedral, I walked over to the medieval astronomical clock to await the moving figures …

These three stanzas are cited in illustration of the figure euphonia, the alteration of speech
sounds to make them more pleasing to the ear. The prose text of FoGT offers a definition …

Abstract The so-called Third Grammatical Treatise by the Icelandic poet and scholar Óláfr
Þórðarson hvítaskáld (c. 1210–59) contains a section in which runes are compared to letters …

The scribal milieu in Scania produced two texts wherein the entire main text is written in a
variety of medieval runes between the late-13th and mid-14th centuries. Despite their …

Previous scholarship on the amount and distribution of abbreviation in manuscripts has
noted that Icelandic manuscripts use more abbreviation than other vernaculars and that this …

The present study deals with those sections of the so-called Third Grammatical Treatise,
written by the Icelandic scholar and poet Óláfr Þórðarson around the middle of the 13th …

Í greininni1 er fjallað um tökuorð og innlend orð sem birtast í samheita pörum í Þriðju
málfræðiritgerðinni (= ÞMR, frá u. þ. b. 1250). Ritgerðin er ein af fjórum forníslenskum …