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Rask, Erasmus

 
9781333895778: A Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue: With a Praxis (Classic Reprint)

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A nglo-S axon Language, as well as its literature, holds unquestionably a rank inferior to the ancient Scandinavian, in respect both of intrinsic excellence, and of interest and importance, at least to the inhabitants of the North. It belongs to another, though nearly allied, family, namely, the Teutonic; it has a simpler structure, and fewer inflections, thereby discovering itself to be a younger or, at least, more mixed, and less original, language and consequently bears a less degree of value in an etymological point of view. In its literature, we vainly seek for an Edda ), a Njala a), a Heims) There are two works bearing this title: 1) Edda Saemitndar hins Fr6S a, a Collection of the oldest Scandinavian, songs, mythological and heroic. It has been twice published entire, viz. at Stockholm, 1818 in 8vo, by A. A. A fzelius, after the text of Rask, and at Copenhagen, in 3vol. 4to 1787 1828; with a Latin translation, notes, vocabularies Sfc. This Edit, was completed by Prof. Finn Magnusen. 2) Snorra-E dda, together with the Sk41 da (an Icelandic A rs Poetica), published entire, for the first time, at Stockholm, by Rask, in 6vo 1818; containing Scandinavian Mythology, )N jala, a Biography of the Celebrated I celander, Njill forgeirsson, and his sons It is considered a masterpiece, both for its veracity and stylek It was published, in I celandic, at Copenhagen in 1772, 4to. The Latin version did not appear till 1809.
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