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Hauksbók (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈhœyksˌpouːk]; 'Book of Haukr') is a 14th-century
Icelandic m****cript
created by
Haukr Erlendsson.
Significant portions...
- etc. is the
patrilineal lineage given in the
Hauksbók Áslákssonar,
Bjarnarsonar járnsíðu in the
Hauksbók Hroald Spine (Hróaldr hryggr) is
called Thorvald...
- century. It is
preserved in
somewhat different versions in two m****cripts:
Hauksbók (14th century) and Skálholtsbók (15th century).
Despite its title, the...
- etc. is the
patrilineal lineage given in the
Hauksbók Áslákssonar,
Bjarnarsonar járnsíðu in the
Hauksbók Hroald Spine (Hróaldr hryggr) is
called Thorvald...
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thought to have
possibly pointed to, must
likely have been in Greenland. The
Hauksbók states that the
inhabitants of Hvítramannaland were albani,
meaning people...
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known wholly-preserved
version of the poem is in the
Codex Regius and
Hauksbók m****cripts. Many of
stanzas of Völuspá
appear first in the
Prose Edda...
- Loki: Váli, son of Loki, is
otherwise unknown. A
variant version in the
Hauksbók m****cript of
stanza 34 of "Völuspá"
refers to this event; it begins: "Þá...
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between 1275 and 1280 A
version in the
early 14th-century
compilation Hauksbók by
Haukr Erlendsson, who says he
based it on Sturlubók and a lost 13th-century...
- The
words Leifr hinn heppni, "Leif the Lucky",
written out in the
early 14th
century Hauksbók, the
oldest m****cript of the Saga of Erik the Red...
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giving the bear to the king of Denmark. In the 14th-century m****cript
Hauksbók, a man
named Odd
kills and eats a
polar bear that
killed his
father and...
