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This book is a basic introduction to the Old Icelandic language of the 13th and mid-14th Centuries. It includes a detailed grammar, pronunciation, as well as texts with a glossary. Changes in this edition from the original include fixing the spelling to fit more modern standards for Old Icelandic, as well as a new Introduction and some notes about the phonology. This book includes a basic description of Old Icelandic grammar and pronunciation, as well as sections from the Poetic and Prose Edda, as well as from other sagas.

Henry Sweet's 'Icelandic Primer with Grammar, Notes and Glossary' fills the need for an accessible introduction to the Icelandic language, perfect for those beginning their studies. Sweet draws from his experience to provide clear grammar explanations and texts, including mythological tales and an Eddaic poem, that are both engaging and representative of the language. While deviating from the traditional spelling in some aspects, Sweet prioritizes presenting regular forms to the reader, supplemented by diacritics. This primer is a valuable addition to the study of Old Norse and is sure to inspire new students to take up the language.

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