Jón Helgason's birthday book # 75450
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Jón Helgason's birthday card. June 30, 1969. Colleagues and friends celebrate the birthday boy.
The contents of the publication are divided into three main sections.
Literature.
Icelandersaga and heroic poetry by Oskar Bandle. - Andvaka by Bjarni Einarsson. - Bjarni Thorarensen and Montesquieu by Bjarni Guðnason. - I do not intend to go away by Einar Ól. Sveinsson. - Jóns saga helga by Peter Hallberg. - The author of the Laxdæla saga and its relationship to Sturlubók by Rolf Heller. - Here we were and here we went by Anne Holtsmark. - Fragments from Þorláksles by Jakob Benediktsson. - Reference to the School of Philosophers by Jón Samsonarson. - The inner context of the Ljósvetninga saga by Hallvard Mageröy. - Snjófríðar drápa by Ólaf Halldórsson. - From the secret huts by Sigurður Nordal. - Bjarni Thorarensen - an official and poet by Steingrím J. Þorsteinsson. - The Dynnastenen and the Holy Three Kings by Dag Strömbäck. - Greppaminni by Vésteinn Ólason.
Manuscript research.
Parchment fragments in Norwegian antemensals by Ludvig Holm-Olsen. - An old Norwegian apostelsaga fragment - AM 237 b fol. by Agnete Loth. - The younger part of the Flateyjarbók by Jonna Louise-Jensen. - A beautiful song by Róbert Abraham Ottósson. - Saint Nicholas in the Árnasafn by Selma Jónsdóttir. - The original state of Stockholm Perg. 4:o no. 6 by Desmond Slay. - New and old from Snæfjallaströnd by Peter Springborg. - Twelfth-century knowledge by Stefán Karlsson.
Grammar and grammar.
On ifjar og iðjar by Ásgeir Bl. Magnússon. - A note on Þránd's kredda by Peter G. Foote. - The bird's name jaðrekan by Helga Guðmundsson. - Misstatements and other innovations in Icelandic by Gösta Holm. - On the inflection of the ia-stems in Icelandic by Hrein Benediktsson. - Die Dróttkvættverse des Typs "brestr súðgi Austra" by Hans Kuhn. - Nokkur orð um rím og aldur by Christian Matras. - On the etymology of the word skáld by MI Steblin-Kamenskij. - Kennd er við Hálfdán ðurhin rauð by Þórhall Vilmundarson.
Text in Icelandic, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and English.
The contents of the publication are divided into three main sections.
Literature.
Icelandersaga and heroic poetry by Oskar Bandle. - Andvaka by Bjarni Einarsson. - Bjarni Thorarensen and Montesquieu by Bjarni Guðnason. - I do not intend to go away by Einar Ól. Sveinsson. - Jóns saga helga by Peter Hallberg. - The author of the Laxdæla saga and its relationship to Sturlubók by Rolf Heller. - Here we were and here we went by Anne Holtsmark. - Fragments from Þorláksles by Jakob Benediktsson. - Reference to the School of Philosophers by Jón Samsonarson. - The inner context of the Ljósvetninga saga by Hallvard Mageröy. - Snjófríðar drápa by Ólaf Halldórsson. - From the secret huts by Sigurður Nordal. - Bjarni Thorarensen - an official and poet by Steingrím J. Þorsteinsson. - The Dynnastenen and the Holy Three Kings by Dag Strömbäck. - Greppaminni by Vésteinn Ólason.
Manuscript research.
Parchment fragments in Norwegian antemensals by Ludvig Holm-Olsen. - An old Norwegian apostelsaga fragment - AM 237 b fol. by Agnete Loth. - The younger part of the Flateyjarbók by Jonna Louise-Jensen. - A beautiful song by Róbert Abraham Ottósson. - Saint Nicholas in the Árnasafn by Selma Jónsdóttir. - The original state of Stockholm Perg. 4:o no. 6 by Desmond Slay. - New and old from Snæfjallaströnd by Peter Springborg. - Twelfth-century knowledge by Stefán Karlsson.
Grammar and grammar.
On ifjar og iðjar by Ásgeir Bl. Magnússon. - A note on Þránd's kredda by Peter G. Foote. - The bird's name jaðrekan by Helga Guðmundsson. - Misstatements and other innovations in Icelandic by Gösta Holm. - On the inflection of the ia-stems in Icelandic by Hrein Benediktsson. - Die Dróttkvættverse des Typs "brestr súðgi Austra" by Hans Kuhn. - Nokkur orð um rím og aldur by Christian Matras. - On the etymology of the word skáld by MI Steblin-Kamenskij. - Kennd er við Hálfdán ðurhin rauð by Þórhall Vilmundarson.
Text in Icelandic, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and English.