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Extractions: PREPARER'S NOTE: Although Saxo wrote 16 books of his "Danish History", only the first nine were ever translated by Mr. Oliver Elton; it is these nine books that are here included. As far as the preparer knows, there is (unfortunately) no public domain English translation of Books X-XVI. Those interested in the latter books should search for the translation mentioned below.
Saxo Grammaticus - Introduction: Life Of Saxo
Home Lore Saxo Grammaticus, Introduction Life of Saxo. Of Saxo littleis known but what he himself indicates, though much doubtful
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Extractions: Home Lore Saxo Grammaticus Of Saxo little is known but what he himself indicates, though much doubtful supposition has gathered round his name. His calling and station in life are debated. Except by the anonymous Zealand chronicler, who calls him Saxo "the Long", thus giving us the one personal detail we have, he has been universally known as Saxo "Grammaticus" ever since the epitomator of 1431 headed his compilation with the words, "A certain notable man of letters ("grammaticus"), a Zealander by birth, named Saxo, wrote," etc. It is almost certain that this general term, given only to men of signal gifts and learning, became thus for the first time, and for good, attached to Saxo's name. Such a title, in the Middle Ages, usually implied that its owner was a churchman, and Saxo's whole tone is devout, though not conspicuously professional. His education is unknown, but must have been careful. Of his training and culture we only know what his book betrays. Possibly, like other learned Danes, then and afterwards, he acquired his training and knowledge at some foreign University. Perhaps, like his contemporary Anders Suneson, he went to Paris; but we cannot tell. It is not even certain that he had a degree; for there is really little to identify him with the "M(agister) Saxo" who witnessed the deed of Absalon founding the monastery at Sora.
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Saxo Grammaticus. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
2001. Saxo Grammaticus. 1. See RG Latham, Two Dissertations on theHamlet of Saxo Grammaticus and Shakespear (1872, repr. 1973). 2.
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Saxo Grammaticus. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language FourthEdition. 2000. Saxo Grammaticus. SYLLABICATION Sax·o Gram·mat·i·cus.
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The Danish History, Books I-IX By Saxo Grammaticus
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Books By Saxo Grammaticus
Author Saxo Grammaticus Entry 1150 The Danish History/Books IIX
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The Danish History Of Saxo Grammaticus
The Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus. transcribed from The NineBooks of the Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus , translated by
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Extractions: transcribed from "The Nine Books of the Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus", translated by Oliver Elton (Norroena Society, New York, 1905). Saxo was no lover of our Gods. Nevertheless, he did save some of their tales, bits and pieces that taken along with Snorri and the Elder Edda give us a richer view. Were it not for Saxo, the tale of Amleuth/Hamlet may not have survived to be made famous by Shakespere. Nor would we be aware there were differing versions of the Balder myth. Below are links to each of the nine books in the history. Some of the large books have been broken into two parts. Preface Book I Book II Book III ... Book IX
The Danish History Of Saxo Grammaticus
The Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus Book V Part I. After the deathof Fridleif, his son FRODE, aged seven, was elected in his
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Extractions: Book V Part I After the death of Fridleif, his son FRODE, aged seven, was elected in his stead by the unanimous decision of the Danes. But they held an assembly first, and judged that the minority of the king should be taken in charge by guardians, lest the sovereignty should pass away owing to the boyishness of the ruler. For one and all paid such respect to the name and memory of Fridleif, that the royalty was bestowed on his son despite his tender years. So a selection was made, and the brothers Westmar and Koll were summoned to the charge of bringing up the king. Isulf, also, and Agg and eight other men of mark were not only entrusted with the guardianship of the king, but also granted authority to administer the realm under him. These men were rich in strength and courage, and endowed with ample gifts of mind as well as of body. Thus the state of the Danes was governed with the aid of regents until the time when the king should be a man. The wife of Koll was Gotwar, who used to paralyse the most eloquent and fluent men by her glib and extraordinary insolence; for she was potent in wrangling, and full of resource in all kinds of disputation. Words were her weapons; and she not only trusted in questions, but was armed with stubborn answers. No man could subdue this woman, who could not fight, but who found darts in her tongue instead. Some she would argue down with a flood of impudent words, while others she seemed to entangle in the meshes of her quibbles, and strangle in the noose of her sophistries; so nimble a wit had the woman. Moreover, she was very strong, either in making or cancelling a bargain, and the sting of her tongue was the secret of her power in both. She was clever both at making and at breaking leagues; thus she had two sides to her tongue, and used it for either purpose.
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Project Gutenberg Titles by. Saxo Grammaticus. The Nine Books ofthe Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus. You can also look up this
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Danish History, The (Books IIX) by Saxo Grammaticus Originally written in Latinin the early years of the 13th Century AD by the Danish historian Saxo, of
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Extractions: Home Literature Works by Author : Saxo Grammaticus Danish History, The : (Books I-IX) by Saxo Grammaticus "Originally written in Latin in the early years of the 13th Century A.D. by the Danish historian Saxo, of whom little is known except his name." Note: by book URL: http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/DanishHistory/ Revised: 20 June 2000
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Reader Response -- Postures / Hamlet
reader JS There is a semimythic Danish hero-prince named Amleth whose daringexploits were recorded around 1210 AD by Saxo Grammaticus his Gesta Danorum.
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The Danish History, Book Three By Saxo Grammaticus
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Extractions: After Hiartuar, HOTHER, whom I mentioned above, the brother of Athisl, and also the fosterling of King Gewar, became sovereign of both realms. It will be easier to relate his times if I begin with the beginning of his life. For if the earlier years of his career are not doomed to silence, the latter ones can be more fully and fairly narrated. Now it befell that Balder the son of Odin was troubled at the sight of Nanna bathing, and was seized with boundless love. He was kindled by her fair and lustrous body, and his heart was set on fire by her manifest beauty; for nothing exciteth passion like comeliness. Therefore he resolved to slay with the sword Hother, who, he feared, was likeliest to baulk his wishes; so that his love, which brooked no postponement, might not be delayed in the enjoyment of its desire by any obstacle. Hard as it sounded for earthborn endeavours to make armed assault upon the gods, the words of the maidens inspired Hother's mind with instant confidence to fight with Balder. Also some of his own people said that he could not safely contend with those above; but all regard for their majesty was expelled by the boundless fire of his spirit. For in brave souls vehemence is not always sapped by reason, nor doth counsel defeat rashness. Or perchance it was that Hother remembered how the might of the lordliest oft proveth unstable, and how a little clod can batter down great chariots.
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Extractions: Amleth, finding the people so quiet, made bold to leave his hiding. Summoning those in whom he knew the memory of his father to be fast-rooted, he went to the assembly and there made a speech after this manner: "Besides, why tell again my own sorrows? Why count over my troubles? Why weave the thread of my miseries anew? Ye know them more fully than I myself. I, pursued to the death by my stepfather, scorned by my mother, spat upon by friends, have passed my years in pitiable wise, and my days in adversity; and my insecure life has teemed with fear and perils. In fine, I passed every season of my age wretchedly and in extreme calamity. Often in your secret murmurings together you have sighed over my lack of wits; there was none (you said) to avenge the father, none to punish the fratricide. And in this I found a secret testimony of your love; for I saw that the memory of the King's murder had not yet faded from your minds. Every heart had been moved while the young man thus spoke; he affected some to compassion, and some even to tears. When the lamentation ceased, he was appointed king by prompt and general acclaim. For one and all rested their greatest hopes on his wisdom, since he had devised the whole of such an achievement with the deepest cunning, and accomplished it with the most astonishing contrivance. Many could have been seen marvelling how he had concealed so subtle a plan over so long a space of time.

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