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HEIMSKRINGLA Velkommen transparent.png HEIMSKRINGLA is the largest collection of Old Norse and Nordic source texts on the internet – currently some 8500 titles. HEIMSKRINGLA primarily consists of Eddic texts, sagas, and skaldic poetry, as well as background material and sources on Sami, Finnish, and Greenlandic culture. HEIMSKRINGLA is based on the belief that these texts – as part of our shared cultural heritage – should be freely accessible to everyone. SHOP Samerne cover.jpg Norrøn Litt.hist I cover.jpg Norrøn Litt.hist II cover.jpg Norrøn Litt.hist III cover.jpg Skjaldedigtning 1 cover.jpg Skjaldedigtning 2 cover.jpg Lexicon Poeticum cover.png
WE PRESENT: digitalized J.Rosing cover.jpeg Sagn og saga fra Angmagssalik By Jens Rosing, 1963 When Jens Rosing had completed the manuscript for SAGN OG SAGA and was asked about the book’s content, he replied: "It is a drama so intense that words cannot exaggerate it, and as powerful as only Indigenous peoples can experience it. It is a book filled with storms and tempests, yet also with many calm, sunlit days—just like the nature from which the Inuit shaped their spirit." The first legend dates back 20,000–30,000 years, to a time when the Inuit lived as mammoth hunters. Later, we witness terrifying periods when famine ravaged settlements, and cannibalism became a reality. SUBJECT: Greenlandic religion and mythology WE PRESENT: on print Gjellerups Edda cover.jpeg Den ældre Eddas gudesange By Karl Gjellerup, 1895 / 2025 The Poetic Edda, along with Snorri's Edda, serves as the main source of our knowledge of Norse mythology and is therefore essential for understanding the religious mindset of pre-Christian Scandinavia. It is divided into two parts: one dedicated to poems about the gods and another to heroic lays. Karl Gjellerup’s translation includes only the former. What sets this edition apart is its rich illustration and decoration by Lorenz Frølich, one of the foremost artists and illustrators of his time. In his translation, Gjellerup rearranges parts of the material, and the individual stanzas follow a strict and consistent metrical pattern. Order here: Bestillingsknap blue.jpg
Recent texts Solsönernas Saga – Attjis-ene och Njavvis-ene (Swedish; Valdemar Lindholm, 1909) Solsönernas Saga – Den första, goda tiden. Attjis och Njavvis (Swedish; Valdemar Lindholm, 1909) Solsönernas Saga – Hur Jubmel skapade världen (Swedish; Valdemar Lindholm, 1909) Solsönernas Saga – Sagan om Ensamhetens Land (Swedish; Valdemar Lindholm, 1909) Samiske fortællinger – Dagligliv (Danish; Johan og Per Turi, 1918-19 / 2025) Det norske Folks Historie bind 2 - Vikingetidens Charakteer og Betydning (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Tidsregning og Slægtled (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Oplandske Ætter (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Jordgudinnen Nerthus (Norwegian; Knut Rage, (2025) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Ætter i Thrøndelagen (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Samiske fortællinger – Rener og jagt (Danish; Johan og Per Turi, 1918-19 / 2025) Samiske fortællinger – Uldafortællinger m.m. (Danish; Johan og Per Turi, 1918-19 / 2025) De gamle nordbobygder ved verdens ende (Danish; Poul Nørlund, 1934) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Raumsdalske, søndmørske og firdske Ætter (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Haalogalandske og nordmørske Konge-Ætter (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Kongeætter i Sogn. Fridthjof den frøkne (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Sørle den Stærkes saga (Danish; Jesper Lauridsen, 2025) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Hake og Hagbard (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Hørdalandske Kongeætter (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Norske Kongeætter. Rogalandske Konger. Vikar og Starkad (Norwegian; P. A. Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Harald Hildetand og Sigurd Ring. Braavallaslaget (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Grønlandske relationer – Grønlændernes liv og levnet etc. (Danish; Lars Dalager, 1752) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Ivar Vidfadme og de sidste Ynglinger i Svithjod, og Skjoldunger i Danmark (Norwegian; P. A. Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Skjoldunger og Ynglinger. Frode Frøkne (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Det norske Folks Historie bind 1 - Skjoldunge- og Ynglingesagn. Rolf Krake og Adils (Norwegian; Peter Andreas Munch, 1852) Fairytale bookmark gold.svg Previous New texts Special features Nokkur handrit2.gif Source Index: - Did you find your text? Heimskringla Reprint: Wide selection of rare books at an affordable price. Forfatterindex: Searching by author, translator and/or publisher. Temasider: - Explore selected themes. Index of skalds: Who were they? Language learning: Learn Old Norse E-Library: Links to some 400 books - all available online. Gallery: Visit Heimskringla's gallery of historical sites etc. Archive of maps: Maps of important saga places. Biographical Index: Briefly on manuscript collectors, scholars, and authors who have had an influence on the conservation, publication and interpretation of Old Norse source material.
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