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Notes
3575 Latinum Eddam: See the note to p. 3525.
35713 Islandus: Possibly Einar Magnusson, who did some work
for Worm at this time, see the note to nos. 69-70.
35 71® Periere: See the note to letter no. 31.
35721 Genealogiam: Stephanius’ copy, in his own hånd, is pre-
served in R:6g3 in the University Library of Uppsala (“Reges
Daniæ secundum scriptores islandicos”).
35723 Chronologiam Islandicam: Bishop Brynjålfur Sveinsson
had sent Stephanius a copy of the so-called Annales Reseniani. A
copy of same, done by Stephanius and an Icelandic scribe, is pre-
served in DG:25-29 in the University Library of Uppsala, see G.
Storm, Islandske Annaler, 1888, p. III.
35725 cum tua: Worm owned two copies of Icelandic annals,
cf. p. 35821'22. One of them (AM 414, 40) he had received in 1636
from Bishop Gisli Oddsson, see the note to p. 17119; the other one
from Arngrimur Jonsson—when is not known; later Worm’s son,
Villum Worm, presented this copy to P. J. Resen in whose library-
catalogue it is entered as: “Annales ex Boreali Islandia transmissi
per Arngrimum Jonam Islandum”. This copy was lost in the fire of
Copenhagen, 1728. See further about this G. Storm, Islandske An-
naler, 1888, p. XXXI.
3581 Historiam Ragnari Lodbroci: See the note to p. 12229.
3581 Codicem Legum: DG:9 in the University Library of Upp-
sala, which among other things contains Jonsbok.
3584"5 Notas: Stephanius has utilized these remarks in numer-
ous places in Notæ uberiores. Cf. Bibi. Amam. III pp. XX-XXI.
35821 Geminam: See the note to p. 35725.
3594 volatilis saxi: Cf. Notæ uberiores p. 26, where Stephanius
quotes Arngrimur Jonsson’s rejection of the superstition attached
to it.
359® ligna: See Notæ uberiores p. 23; cf. above the note to
p. 26013-14.
35915’16 Historia Norvegica: Peder Claussøn’s translation of the
Norwegian kings’ sagas.
35917 historiam: Evidently a manuscript of the Jomsvikinga
saga, possibly the manuscript, Stockholm Perg. 40 no. 7, which has
come to Sweden with the collections of the Danish book-collector,
Jørgen Seefeld, see Godel’s catalogue p. 46.