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and he has not corrected the printing errors. The quotation
comes from Laxdæla saga, see edn. 1889—91, pp. 51—2. The
reading “eiga minna” in 1. 26 agrees with the Vatnshyrna-copies,
whilst MoSruvallabok has “minna eiga”.
914 hist. de Gisla Surzson: See Gisla saga Surssonar, ch. 6
(edn. 1929, p. 7), from which the preceding description has been
obtained; cf. above, Introduction, ch. III no. 22.
919-13 See Vatnsdæla saga, ch. 26 (pp. 74-5). The two quota-
tions are not exact, e.g. Vatnsdæla saga speaks of three “jarSar-
men”, not two. The sentence 9111-12 is deleted by AJ, though
before doing so he had corrected the h of the edition to h with
a stroke through it (— hann).
9125 alii: See I 20316ff. and note.
9133 Anno . . . 996: See I 21 o33 and note.
9213 21 See Fms. I 255-76; Flat. I 268-73. The passage II
9218-25 is a somewhat abbreviated repetition of Supplem. I
22116-25. The mention of Græcia, Syria (II 9224), which is not
in Flat., shows that the Fms.-text is the source. The date 982
comes from Flateyjarannåll (uncorrected), cf. Supplem. I 22120;
Gottskålksannall and Fms. I 276 have 981; the date 984, on the
other hånd, does agree with Gottskålksannall and Fms., while
Flateyjarannåll has 985.
922S-936 See Fms. I 283-6 (Stefnir), II 197-206, 232-44.
Cf. Supplem. I 22o34—2211, 22i 29-33.
937-8 See Gronlandia II 24T-2423.
93® ante biennium: See Supplem. I 22 1 26-28.
9311-21 See Supplem. I 233-41.
9322-9432 See Hungrvaka, Byskupa spgur I, 1938, pp. 75-80,
83—6. Most of the material is also in Jons saga helga, but some
of the details are lacking there, e.g. 9333-35, 9410-12> 22-29>32.
9331 Anno 1056.: From the annals (as also the date 1057 in
T 36).
9334 filium Conradum: Misunderstanding of Heinrek keisara
KonråSsson, Byskupa sqgur I 76.
945 alibi: See Brevis comm. I 45—6.
9411 de Halse in Fnioscadal: Hungrvaka has “or Åsi” (Bysk-
upa s. I 7514) ; nevertheless, the scribe of AM 378 4to, Ketill
Jorundsson, has added: “frå halse I fnioska dal rectius”. This he