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Pre-Christian Religions of the North: Sources

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Jökull has erected a níðstöng to Finnbogi.

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[excerpt from] Finnb ch. 34b

34b. Níð

Þat spurðist ok, at þeir Hofs...

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Finnboga saga ramma is one of the íslendigasögur. It survives in Möðruvallabók from mid 14th century. The saga tells of Finnbogi who is abandoned as an infant to die but is found and raised by a poor couple. Finnbogi’s life is filled with great travels in Iceland and abroad, he becomes Christian, is accepted by his biological father and dies an old and most recognised man in Iceland.

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(Contributed by Liv Marit Aurdal.)

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Main text: Finnboga saga ramma

Attributes: níð Landscape Honour Níð

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Text sections: [not skaldic]

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