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Þorgerður sé há. b) Í Danasögu Saxa kemur fyrir Thora sem virðist vera annað nafn á Þorgerði. c) Í Njáls sögu er lýst líkneski af Þorgerði sem hefur fald. d)

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transmitted as a codex unicus in the aforementioned L, a miscellany of historical and religious cha- racter, produced in all probability by Bishop Laurence of Durham (d.

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Guðmundr dýri (d. 1212) is the single chieftain in the corpus of contem- porary sagas reported to have imposed regular visits on his kinsmen and þingmenn.

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The martyr’s rhymed Office, which was based on Robert’s 'vita', was tailored to specific music, namely the score composed by Benedict of Peterborough (d. 1193

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In that year, Bishop Árni Helgason of Skálholt and Haukr Erlendsson (d. 1334) established a spítali, an institution for the elderly and infirm clergymen (‘lærðir

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The youngest two manuscripts (434 and D), although small in size, are lengthy, and seem to 50 Faith Wallis, “The Experience of the Book: Manuscripts, Texts,

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hagiographical features, estimated to have been written c. 1230–1260.59 It tells of the best- known medieval Icelandic physician, the chieftain Hrafn Sveinbjarnarson (d.

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D.

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Jórunn later gave the manuscript to her daughter Ingibjörg (d. 1673), who married Bishop Gísli Þorláksson in 1664.11 Other manuscripts in Helga Magnúsdóttir

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153THE END OF Á R N A S A G A B I S K U P S It is only to be expected that Árna saga’s author would adopt narrative devices that were familiar to him from