Vol. VII. Poetry on Christian Subjects 4. Abbreviations 5. Other abbreviations
5. Other abbreviations
Margaret Clunies Ross 2007, ‘Other abbreviations’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry on Christian Subjects. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 7. Turnhout: Brepols [check printed volume for citation].
| ÁM | Árni Magnússon |
| c. | circa |
| C10th | tenth century (and similarly for references to other centuries) |
| ch. | chapter |
| chs | chapters |
| d. | died |
| ed. | editor, edited (by) |
| edn | edition |
| eds | editors, editions |
| fol. | folio |
| fols | folios |
| hap. leg. | hapax legomenon (pl. legomena) — unique word(s) |
| l. | line |
| ll. | lines |
| lit. | literally (used in translations [italicised] and notes [roman]) |
| lv. | lausavísa |
| lvv. | lausavísur |
| ms. | manuscript |
| mss | manuscripts |
| n. | note (but e.g. Anm. if notes are labelled as such in the source) |
| no. | number |
| p. | page |
| pp. | pages |
| r. | reigned (of regnal dates of kings, earls etc.) |
| S. | Saint |
| SS. | Saints |
| sp. | spelt/spelled |
| st. | stanza |
| sts | stanzas |
| v. | verse |
| vv. | verses |
| vol. | volume |
| w. o. | word order |
| * | reconstructed form, e.g. a hypothetical etymon |
| † | obelos symbol for textual material that is impossibly corrupt or cannot be made sense of. One † is placed immediately before the beginning of the piece of corrupt text and another immediately after it. |