Skráningarfærsla handrits
Rask 40
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Rímur; Ísland, 1700-1800
Innihald
Three Verses of Dedication
The first two verses are dated 1769 and 1770, respectively.
Íslenska
Pontus rímur
„Hier Skrifast | Pontus Rymur | Qvednar af Sal. Magnuse Ionssyne. sýslumanni í Øgri“
Thirty rímur items.
In a final verse the previous verses are designated as „mærd Magnusar Jonssonar“
Vidbætir Peturs Einarssonar sýslumans í Dalasýslu á Bállará
„Vidbætir Peturs Einarssonar sýslumans í Dalasýslu á Bállará“
From fourteenth ríma
Epilogue in Verse
„Til Lesarans“
Gissurar rímur Þorvaldssonar
„XVI | Rijmur | af GISSURE IARLE ÞOR|-valds Syne“
At the end of the most of the sixteen rímur items an explanation of the most difficult words and paraphrases are given.
Hænsa-Þóris rímur
„Rímur | af a| HÆNSATHORIR“
Nine rímur items.
Enginn titill
1-5
Enginn titill
6-9
Hinriks rímur hugrúda
„Hier Skrifast | Rymur Af Henrek Hug|prwda. Giordar A° 1722“
Thirteen rímur items
Vísa
„Vijsa Ein“
In „kimlabönd en meiri“
Drauma-Jóns rímur
„Hier Skrifast | Rijmur af Drauma Iöne | Giørdar A° 1724“
Six rímur items
Varying Dedication Verses and Other Rhymes
Lýsing á handriti
Paper
According to a note by sýslumaður Jón Jakobsson on fol. 3v Eggert Eiríksson, priest of Skagafjörður, has composed the beginning of item II (Pontus rímur, the rímur items 1-15), and lögmaður Sveinn Sölvasson has composed the rest and then given the rímur to Jón Jakobsson's wife, Sigriður Stefánsdóttir. Svein Sölvasson's versified dedication, dated 1765, is found on f. 114v. According to Jón Jácobsen's comment on f. 192r item III ( — Gissurar rímur Þorvaldssonar) was given to Sigríður in 1780.
On f. 221r Rasmus Rask writes „allar þessar rímur hefir uppskrifad Páll Benediktsson á Túngu“ (c. 1800).
Fols. 289-91 has varying dates and signations by the poet Benedikt Sigurðsson.
Uppruni og ferill
Engar upplýsingar um uppruna og feril
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