The Language Of The Konungs Skuggsjà (speculum Regale) According To The Chief Manuscript, Am. 243 B A, Fol

The Language Of The Konungs Skuggsjà (Speculum Regale) According To The Chief Manuscript, Am. 243 B A, Fol is a detailed linguistic analysis by George T. Flom of the Old Norse text known as the "Konungs Skuggsjà," or "King's Mirror." This volume focuses on the language used in the primary manuscript, providing valuable insights into the grammar, vocabulary, and style of the text.
The "Konungs Skuggsjà" is a significant work of Old Norse literature, offering advice and guidance on various aspects of medieval life, including kingship, trade, and social conduct. Flom's study enhances our understanding of both the language and the cultural context of this important historical document. This book is a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in Old Norse language and Scandinavian history.
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