Hello /lit/. I've just begun to study Old Norse, and I would like to read the literature (sagas, poetry, etc) in the original. There are plenty of online sources, but I would prefer reading a real, print copy. Anyone know where to find Old Norse literature in the original language/bilingual? And any recommendations for great Old Norse lit?
Also, Scandinavian lit general.
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>>7833856
>I've just begun to study Old Norse
>I've just begun to study Old Norse
>>7833891
*teleports behind you*
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*fails to address any point you made*
Can't handle a meme? Well, kid, maybe this place is not for you. It takes a special intellect to post a proper meme and to recognize when you've been memed.
*looks at you nonchalantly*
kid, you need a wicked sense of humor to make it here. We're nihilists
>>7833920
Thanks, would still prefer print copy, but I've been unable to find any.
>>7833909
I know it's a meme you dip, but I would obviously prefer an actual answer than a shitpost.
>inb4 buttblasted
>>7833947
HAVE U TRIED ICELAND? :D
>>7833973
Orthographically, Old Icelandic is nearly identical to its modern counterpart, so yeah I probably could find them in Iceland. However, for obvious reasons, I am not travelling to Iceland just to get some books.
>>7833981
i'm iceland, and u're rude to my people
t. hjaldor yprisdottir
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