Vǫluspá, a profecia da vidente: notas e tradução
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Abstract: Direct translation from Old Norse to Portuguese with notes of the Old Norse poem Vǫluspá. The poem in question have its oldest registry in a manuscript from 13th century, Codex Regius, GKS 2365 4to, which is one of the most important poetic source for the study of old norse religion, mythology and literature, where the cosmogonic and eschatological events are narrated by a prophetess through a monologue heard by the god Óðinn.
Resumo: Tradução direta do nórdico antigo para português e anotações do poema nórdico antigo Vǫluspá. O poema em questão tem o seu registro escrito mais antigo em um manuscrito do século XIII, Codex Regius, GKS 2365 4to, que se configura como uma das fontes poéticas mais importantes para o estudo de religião, mitologia e literatura nórdico antiga, onde os acontecimentos cosmogônicos e escatológicos são narrados por uma profetisa através de um monólogo ouvido pelo deus Óðinn.
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