One of them was discovered around 1643 by Bishop Sveinsson, who wrongly believed it to be the work of Saemund Sigfusson.
One of them was discovered around 1643 by Bishop Sveinsson, who wrongly believed it to be the work of Saemund Sigfusson. The other one is in five parts, and includes a metrical analysis called the Hattatal, a collection of rules of prosody called the Skalda, and legends of the gods known as the sayings of Bragi. FTP, identify these collections of mythology, written between the ninth and twelfth centuries and in the early thirteenth century, and known as the Poetic and Prose or the Elder and Younger.
One of them was discovered around 1643 by Bishop Sveinsson, who wrongly believed it to be the work of Saemund Sigfusson.
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