Httatal (EDDA SNORRA STURLUSONAR//EDDA),Used

Httatal (EDDA SNORRA STURLUSONAR//EDDA),Used

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Ha'ttatal is a treatise in Old Icelandic on the metres and verseforms of Old Norse poetry. It forms the third part of the Edda of the Icelandic historian and poet Snorri Sturluson (11791241). This poem consists of 102 stanzas in various verseforms in praise of the rulers of Norway after Sturluson had visited the Norwegian court in about 12223. This is the earliest medieval treatise on the metres of poetry in a Germanic language, and is of immense importance for our understanding of the metres not only of Norse poetry but also of those of AngloSaxon and Medieval German, and it also provides great insight into the ways in which a medieval vernacular poet perceived his work. This edition is in normalized spelling and has an introduction, notes, and glossary.

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