Arngr Gd 60IV
Arngrímr ábóti Brandsson, Guðmundardrápa 60 — ed. Guðrún Nordal
Not published: do not cite (Arngr Gd 60IV)
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Fǫður jamn sitr á hávum himni
hæstr í dýrð með valdi glæstu,
sǫngr heyriz þar sætr af englum,
sonr eingetinn vífs ens hreina;
allir lofa þar ástar fullir
anda guðs, er oss firrir grandi;
heimrinn allr með helgu blómi
haldi slíkri dýrð um aldir.
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Text is based on reconstruction from the base text and variant apparatus and may contain alternative spellings and other normalisations not visible in the manuscript text. Transcriptions may not have been checked and should not be cited.
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Holm perg 5 fol (5*) — 48ra/1 - 48ra/5
Fauðvr íafn sítr ꜳ hꜳfum hímní · hæstr j dyrð með | ualldi glæstv · saungr heyriz þar sǽtr af englum so | nr eín getinn vífs hins hreina · allir lófa þar ꜳstar | fullir anðar gvðs sem fiʀre oss grannde · heimrinn al | lr med helgum blómum · halldi slíkrí dyrð um alldir |
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Holm perg 5 fol (5*) — 46vb/15 - 46vb/20
Fauður iafn sitr ꜳ hꜳ́fum hím | ní · hæstr i dyrð með valldi glæstu · saungr hey | riz þar sætr af englum · sonr eíngetin vifs | hins hreína · allir lofa þar ꜳ́star fullir anda | guðs er oss fiʀrir grandi · heimrinn allr með hel | gu blomí · halldí slikri dyrð um alldir |
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