On every parchment page every fifth line is numbered, and chapter numbers have also been added in many places. A ink-drawing of a man in a short cloak, holding a sword, is found on p. In addition to a large number of (rather crudely-drawn) ornaments, we find marginalia consisting of numerous doodlings, scribbles and single letters or words found in the marginalia. 99 Árni Magnússon made a correction to the text. in the part of the manuscript containing the Grammatical Treatises. Jón Ólafsson frá Grunnavík added numerous chapter headings, glosses, summaries, etc. 56 and added the chapter headings in Latin. 121-138, were written in 1635-37 by Sveinn Jónsson who also wrote some lines on p. þetta er edda has been added at the bottom of the same page, and Edda has been added more than once. It was, however, written by a different hand than the two poems.

170 more stanzas are found the first of these was printed in Corpvs Poeticvm Boreale I s. 120 several stanzas – one of them from Hávamál – and glosses have been added.īelow the poem to the Virgin on p. The left half of the lines are now illegible, because a sheet of paper once glued over the lines destroyed the ink. 120:1-23 and on 170:1-23, respectively, two poems to the Virgin Mary written in the middle of the fourteenth century in the same hand ( Edda Snorra Sturlusonar 1848-87 III.2 s. There are a large number of marginalia and additions, the earliest of them dating from the fourteenth century. 155-156 and 167-170 of IX and X) originally formed part of one gathering of 8 leaves, five of which are now missing.

5 ) speculates that the last three parchment leaves (pp. Sigurður Nordal ( Sigurður Nordal 1931 s. 171-178) inserted after the parchment bifolios. 167-170), bifolios, four paper leaves (pp. 151-154) inserted before the parchment leaf, and five (pp.

44, table 3 ) suggests that the gathering originally consisted of eight leaves. 26-27 ) doubts the gathering has ever consisted of 8 leaves instead of 7. 107-120), the first is a singleton, the others are bifolios nine added paper leaves (pp. 93-106), the fourth leaf is a singleton, the others are bifolios, complete. 61-72) inserted between the sixth and seventh parchment leaves of the original gathering. 49-60 and 73-76), bifolios, and six paper leaves (pp. The manuscript consists of ten gatherings:

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