Håndskrift detailjer
AM 64 fol.
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Saga Book; Island, 1600-1699
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Indhold
Magnúss saga góða
„Hier Hefur Søgu | Magnus Köngs“
„Þ ar hefium vier upp fra søgu er | Jarizleifur kongur red firer Gardaʀi ok Ingigerdur“
„einngi madur eirn hafe | meir ?stfőlginn verith allre alþijdu enn Magnus Kőonngur“
„Ok lijkur hier fra honumm at seigia“
Islandsk
Haralds saga harðráða
Hemings þáttr Áslákssonar
„Þad er upphaf þessa mals | ath Haʀalldr kongur ried firer Noregi“
„Og þar eru | þa ? bænumm Aslakur ok Biórn.“
Islandsk
Fysisk Beskrivelse / Kodikologi
Paper.
Contemporary pagination (1-246). Foliation in red ink (1-123) by Kristian Kålund.
There are catchwords on every 8th verso-side, starting with fol. 8v. On fols 2v and 58v there are catchwords, too.
Written in one column with 25 to 28 lines per page. Running titles.
Written by Jón Erlendsson in a seventeenth century fracture-hand.
In the first part of the manuscript corrections occur. According to Jón Sigurðsson (Catalogue of AM 1-239 fol., AM 394 fol., fol. 54v) these are made by bishop Brynjólfur Sveinsson and Árni Magnússon. On fol. 1r in the lower margin Sveinn Torfason stated his ownership: „Þeßa sogubok ä eg Vnderskrifadur Sveirn Torfa|son Anno. 1695“. His name is once repeated in the margin.
Bound in a pachment cover from 1700-1730; 291 mm x 194 mm x 38 mm Árni Magnússon wrote the title in black ink on the spine.
There are four AM-slips (a-d) inserted between the paste down and the first page, although (a) and (d) concern AM 41 fol. Slip (b) reads: „Ur bök Sveins Torfasonar.“, and slip (c) reads: „Sumstadar misskrifad.“
Historie og herkomst
The manuscript was written in Iceland in the seventeenth century.
The manuscript once belonged to Sveinn Torfason who also wrote his name and the date 1695 in bottom margin of fol. 1r. Jón Sigurðsson (Catalogue of AM 1-239 fol., AM 394 fol., fol. 54v) assumes that the previous known owner, bishop Brynjólfur Sveinsson, passed the manuscript on to the priest Torfi Jónsson of Gaulverjabær, who in his turn gave it to his son Sveinn.
Jón Sigurðsson (ibid.) also assumes that Árni Magnússon acquired the manuscript from Sveinn Torfason.
[Additional]
Catalogued 15 June 2006 by EW-J.
Accessible for use.
microfilm (master) Gl.neg. 15 s.d. Before restoration. microfilm (archive) Gl.pos. 20 s.d. Before restoration. b/w prints AM 64 fol.s.d.Before restoration. diapositive Pocket 96 1 September 1999 Pictures of spine, front perm, back perm, front end-papers, spread: 73v-74r, headbands, and lower section before restoration. b/w prints AM 64 fol. 2 September 2001 Pictures of spine, front perm, back perm, front end-papers, spread: 73v-74r, headbands, and lower section before restoration. diapositive Pocket 99 20 September 1999 Portraits of the spine after restoration. b/w prints AM 64 fol. 21 September 1999 Portraits of the spine after restoration. digital Hard disk 1 15 June 2005 The spine
Bibliografi
| Forfatter | Titel | Redaktør | Omfang |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jón Sigurðsson | AM 394 fol.: Ræssonerende katalog over den Arnamagnæanske samlings håndskrifter nr. 1-239 fol | ||
| 1999 | |||
| 2001 | |||
| 1999 | |||
| 1999 | |||
| 2005 | |||
| Katalog over Den Arnamagnæanske Håndskriftsamling | ed. Kristian Kålund | I: p. 42 |