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Kristni saga (Old
Norse pronunciation: [ˈkristne ˌsɑɣɑ];
Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈkʰrɪstnɪ ˌsaːɣa]; "the book of Christianity") is an Old
Norse account...
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Haakon IV of Norway. Some
scholars also
attribute to him the
authorship of
Kristni saga and a
transcript of Landnámabók. The
writing of the
Icelandic sagas...
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February 2023.
Retrieved 1
January 2023. Grønlie, Siân (2006). Íslendingabók;
Kristni saga: The Book of Icelanders; The
Story of the
Conversion (PDF). Text Series...
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three men" (Íslendingabók, ch. 7). The
murders are also
described in
Kristni saga, Njáls saga, Landnámabók, and
several other sources. Thangbrand's...
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Karlsson 2016, p. 224. Íslendingabók.
Kristni saga. The Book of the Icelanders, The
Story of the
Conversion (PDF). Translated...
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waterfall and a holy grove.
Beyond this, Þorvalds þáttr viðfǫrla and
Kristni saga
recount a tale in
which an
Icelandic farmer named Koðrán has a partnership...
- in the
Kristni saga, they lay the
emphasis on the fact that Þangbrandr was a foreigner. Brennu-Njáls saga Ari Þorgilsson's Íslendingabók
Kristni saga Landnámabók...
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George Bell and Sons. OL 20523184M. Grønlie, S, ed. (2006). Íslendingabók —
Kristni Saga: The Book of the
Icelanders — The
Story of the
Conversion (PDF). Viking...
- Hrómundar þáttr
halta Þorsteins þáttr
skelks Þiðranda þáttr ok Þórhalls
Kristni þáttr Svaða þáttr ok Arnórs
kerlingarnefs Eindriða þáttr ilbreiðs Orms...
- Þorvaldr Koðránsson the Far-Travelled" (Þorvalds þættur víðförla) and the
Kristni saga
where the 10th
century figure attended to his
father Koðrán giving...
