Learning Arts #20003
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Learning Arts. Anniversary publication July 20, 1987. Jakob Benediktsson. Editorial committee Halldór Guðmundsson, Sverrir Tómasson, Örnólfur Thorsson.
Here are the following articles by Jakob Benediktsson: - On the sources for Resens Islandsbeskrivning; Landkynning; Icelandic sources in Stephanius's Saxo-skýringum; About Gerpla; Arngrímur lærði and Icelandic language purification; The poet and the man; Where was Snorri named as the author of Heimskringla?; Who composed Qualiscunque descriptio Islandiae?; On the two types of pronunciation of ld in Icelandic; Some descriptive words by Jónas Hallgrímsson; Hróðurskota; Dóni; Landnámabók - some remarks on its value as a historica source; Traces of Latin prose-rhythm in Old Norse literature; Reflections on the Icelandic language; Cursus in Old Norse literature; The aim of the Landnámabók - new research; The King's mandate - an incident in the Fóstbræðra saga; A few words taken from the language of Icelandic schoolboys; Hafnarháskóli and Icelandic culture; Hafgerðingadrápa; The rising interest in saga literature in Iceland in the 17th century; Stone blood and liver disease; Textual studies; Curcus hos Bergr Sokkason; Some aspects of the Flateyjarbókar text Fóstbræðraságu.
Here are the following articles by Jakob Benediktsson: - On the sources for Resens Islandsbeskrivning; Landkynning; Icelandic sources in Stephanius's Saxo-skýringum; About Gerpla; Arngrímur lærði and Icelandic language purification; The poet and the man; Where was Snorri named as the author of Heimskringla?; Who composed Qualiscunque descriptio Islandiae?; On the two types of pronunciation of ld in Icelandic; Some descriptive words by Jónas Hallgrímsson; Hróðurskota; Dóni; Landnámabók - some remarks on its value as a historica source; Traces of Latin prose-rhythm in Old Norse literature; Reflections on the Icelandic language; Cursus in Old Norse literature; The aim of the Landnámabók - new research; The King's mandate - an incident in the Fóstbræðra saga; A few words taken from the language of Icelandic schoolboys; Hafnarháskóli and Icelandic culture; Hafgerðingadrápa; The rising interest in saga literature in Iceland in the 17th century; Stone blood and liver disease; Textual studies; Curcus hos Bergr Sokkason; Some aspects of the Flateyjarbókar text Fóstbræðraságu.