The Laws of Early Iceland
The law of the Icelandic Commonwealth, as from the Konungsbók manuscript. The text is Vilhjálmur Finsen’s edition of 1852, which prints the manuscript in the scribe’s own spelling. It was transcribed from scans of the printed page using AI. Chapter numbers follow Finsen’s edition, and the whole of Konungsbók is here, from the Christian laws to the tithe. Because of the manuscript’s unconventional spelling and the lower quality of the scans, this text has a higher risk of transcription error than others on the site.
125,941 words · 268 chapters · Old Norse · 100% glossed
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