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Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson (Arngr)

14th century; volume 4; ed. Guðrún Nordal;

Guðmundardrápa (Gd) - 60

Guðmundarkvæði (Guðkv) - 3

Lausavísur (Lv) - 6

Skj info: Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson, Islænder, 14. årh. (AII, 348-63, BII, 371-90).

Skj poems:
1. Guðmundar kvæði (drápa?) byskups
2. Af et drotkvædet digt (?) om Gudmund Arason

Lausavísur — Arngr LvIV

Not published: do not cite (Arngr LvIV)

 1   2   3   4   5   6 

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4 — Arngr Lv 4IV

Cite as: Not published: do not cite (Arngr Lv 4IV)

The following text is from a superseded edition and is not the work of the editor(s) named on this page. It is included for reference only. Do not refer to this site when using this text but rather consult the original edition (Skj where relevant).

Sóttir græðir allra átta
uppi ok niðri ok þess í miðju,
bót fær hverr er byskup ítran
beiðir þess, er samir greiða;
ǫllum bergr sá er eyðir villu
ormbóls hǫtuðr fegri sólu;
lúti gjǫrvǫll landsbygð sætum
lim stýranda bjartra himna.  (hrynhent)

texts: ‹GBpD 87›

editions: Skj Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson: 1. Guðmundar kvæði (drápa?) byskups 59 (AII, 360; BII, 387); Skald II, 210, NN § 3306 (l. 1); Bps II, 169.

sources

Holm perg 5 fol (5) 43ra, 43 - 43ra, 47 (GBpD)  transcr.  

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