Grettir's Saga

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Grettir's Saga
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Publisher : OUP Oxford
Total Pages : 336
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ISBN-10 : 9780192801524
ISBN-13 : 019280152X
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Book excerpt: A sweeping epic of the Viking Age, Grettir's Saga follows the life of the outlaw Grettir the Strong as he battles against sorcery, bad luck, and the vengefulness of his enemies. Among the most famous and widely read of Iceland's sagas, this new translation features extensive illustrative material to elucidate the story.


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