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A 2: 293, B 2: 313).

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326 Editor’s postscript the most part agree with Finnur Jonsson’s B-text.

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C. 125n, 126n Boor, Helmut de 159-65 Bopp, Franz 49 B rande s, Georg 101-02 Brate, Erik 239 Brynjolfur Sveinsson 10, 12 Brøndum-Nielsen, Johannes 240n Bugge

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b) They are posterior to the general shift vr- > r-, but forms of vreiåi are used as archaisms.

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All the nouns in group b) [p. 267 n. 8 above] would be tolerated according to Craigie’s drottkvætt rule (short vowel + single consonant, or short vowel + single

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, 246n, 250n, 251, 255n, 262n, 270, 273-77, 280, 283-84, 286-87, 294-98, 299n, 300-13, 314n, 315-18,320, 323,330 Kuhn, Thomas S. 48, 327 Kiihnel, Jiirgen B.

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monosyllabic words were reconstructed into Proto-Nor- dic forms, they would again fail into three groups: a) Proto-Nordic monosyllables, examples: hér, gat. b)

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Noreen 1923: 170 [§ 235, 1. b]; Eklund 1991: 173-74. 19 Double alliteration in off-lines is extremely rare; there are hardly more than a dozen occurrences in

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independent clauses do not occur later in the sentence than the second position, in keeping with the general rule for the posi- tion of the verb in Old Norse prose.8 B.

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B: Rettet tekst, 2 vols. København. - Rpt. København, 1967-73. -------. 1917. “Rigs\m\a.” Arkiv for nordisk filologi 33: 157-71. -------. 1920, 1923.