Snorra Edda - Prologue

Introduction - Used only in translation
Prologue

Snorra Edda: Gylfaginning

Gylfaginning 1-10
Gylfaginning 11-20
Gylfaginning 21-30
Gylfaginning 31-40
Gylfaginning 41-50
Gylfaginning 51-54

Snorra Edda: Skáldskaparmál

Skáldskaparmál 1-10
Skáldskaparmál 11-20
Skáldskaparmál 21-30
Skáldskaparmál 31-40
Skáldskaparmál 41-50
Skáldskaparmál 51-60
Skáldskaparmál 61-70
Skáldskaparmál 71-80
Skáldskaparmál 81-89

Snorra Edda: Abbreviations

Abbreviations - Used only in translation

Snorra Edda: Háttatal - Old Norse Only

Háttatal 1-20
Háttatal 21-40
Háttatal 41-60
Háttatal 61-80
Háttatal 81-102

Viđauki I: Nafnaţulur

Nafnaţulur 1-20
Nafnaţulur 21-40
Nafnaţulur 41-60
Nafnaţulur 61-80
Nafnaţulur 81-101

Viđauki II: Skáldatal

Skáldatal Danakonunga ok Svía
Hér hefr upp skáldatal Nóregskonunga

 


The English translation chosen for the Prose Edda is by Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur, from a 1916 publication that is now in Public Domain.

English source for the Brodeur translation sections Prolgue to Skáldskaparmal and Abbreviations comes from
Sacred-Texts.com

Old Norse source for the Prose Edda comes from Heimskringla.no

Old Norse translation to English for the Viđauki I: Nafnaţulur by Dr. Marion Ingham

Old Norse translation to English for the Viđauki II: Skáldatal by Rebekka Elísabetardóttir

 

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