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Magnús saga

saga by Sturla Thórdarson
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  • saga
    / Kings’ sagas

    1204–63) and Magnús saga on his son and successor, Magnus VI Law-Mender (Lagabǫter; reigned 1263–80); of the latter only fragments survive. In writing these sagas, Sturla used written documents as source material and, like Abbot Karl before him, also relied on the accounts of eyewitnesses. Works on…

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    1204–63) and Magnús saga on his son and successor, Magnus VI Law-Mender (Lagabǫter; reigned 1263–80); of the latter only fragments survive. In writing these sagas, Sturla used written documents as source material and, like Abbot Karl before him, also relied on the accounts of eyewitnesses. Works on…

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