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. |