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1Published 2022“...The Icelandic rímur (lit. ‘rhymes’) are long narrative poems in complex meters, normally comprising...”
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3by Kuhn, Hans“... in a fire. But the story has survived in the form of �rimur�, a form of chanted epic that was a popular...”
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4“... in 1929. Iðunn set out to protect the practice of rímur -'intoning and versification (kves&kapur...”
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10by Driscoll, Matthew JamesSubjects: “...rímur...”
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12by Ragnheiour, Olafsdottir“... for work. This study analyses how the Iounn Society shaped the rimur tradition. Rimur are regarded as part...”
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13by LOMBARDI, MARIA CRISTINA“... figures) and their use in late medieval Icelandic poetry, particularly in rímur, a peculiar Icelandic...”
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14by Margrét J. Gísladóttir 1964-“... 1802 4to, stutt umfjöllun um B-gerð sögunnar og þau handrit sem geyma hana, stutt umfjöllun um rímur og...”
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15by Vlasis, Konstantine“... such as rímur. Since then, numerous other societies have organized, many within recent years. Drawing from Tim...”
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17by Mitchell, T“... of rímur, a ritual form of versification with roots back into medieval times, it has undergone a dramatic...”
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18Published 2019“..., from the ancient traditional chants of rímur to the large output of classical music by nationalist...”
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19“... of rímur, a ritual form of versification with roots back into medieval times, it has undergone a dramatic...”
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20by Parsons, Katelin“... romances derived from rímur poetry and 19th-century literature in Icelandic translation. Sagas...”
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