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Icelandic literary man of high social standing. the treatise can indeed be
viewed as a manifestation of Hauksbók’s “theoretical interests in man and
the world,” as Gunnar Harðarson asserts. If Hauksbók is to be considered
“a fine example of the personal intellectual culture of an aristocrat in the
norwegian fourteenth century”102 and, as Sverrir Jakobsson argues, rep-
resentative of the Catholic world view of the Icelandic literary élite,103
this treatise – with its microcosmic elucidations of the interrelationship
between the divine creation and detailed human physiology – can surely
be regarded as a reflection of that.
B I B L I O G R A P H Y
M A N U S C R I P T S
Stofnun Árna Magnússonar í íslenskum fræðum, Reykjavík
aM 256 4to (Vilkinsmáldagi)
aM 371 4to (Hauksbók)
GKS 1812 4to
Den Arnamagnæanske Samling, Institut for Nordiske Studier og Sprogvidenskab,
University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen
aM 544 4to (Hauksbók)
AM 674 a 4to
AM 675 4to
aM acc. 7
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102 Gunnar Harðarson, “old norse Intellectual Culture,” 63.
103 Sverrir Jakobsson, “Hauksbók and the Construction of an Icelandic World View,” 22–23.