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		Thus, there are a large number of variants found as marginalia in several groups of Svipdagsmal manuscripts which appear to have been borrowed from the text of distinct other groups.
		The analysis of the Svipdagsmal material used none of these facilities, and it is likely that the results could have been improved yet further had they been used.
		The Implications of the Success of Cladistic Analysis The success of cladistic analysis with the Svipdagsmal material offers hope that it may now be possible to reconstruct the history of large and complex manuscript traditions which have hitherto defied explanation.
	www.infomotions.com /serials/bmcr/bmcr-v3n03-o'donnell-summer.txt (3207 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 03.03.29
		Thus, there are a large number of variants found as marginalia in several groups of Svipdagsmal manuscripts which appear to have been borrowed from the text of distinct other groups.
		The analysis of the Svipdagsmal material used none of these facilities, and it is likely that the results could have been improved yet further had they been used.
		The success of cladistic analysis with the Svipdagsmal material offers hope that it may now be possible to reconstruct the history of large and complex manuscript traditions which have hitherto defied explanation.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/1992/03.03.29.html (3087 words)

	TextCritical Report of Interest
		The challenge, reproduced below, was to re-create by statistical or numerical means alone the table of relationships for some 44 manuscripts of the Old Norse narrative "Svipdagsmal" established by me on the basis of external evidence and traditional stemmatic methods.
		The Challenge: Prove Housman Wrong The Old Norse narrative sequence "Svipdagsmal", comprising two poems "Grougaldr" and "Fjolsvinnsmal" together about 1500 words long, survives in 47 manuscripts known to me. These manuscripts were written in Iceland, Denmark and Sweden between 1650 and 1830.
		The analysis of the Svipdagsmal material used none of these facilities, and it is likely that its results could have been impoved yet further had they been used.
	www.ibiblio.org /bgreek/archives/greek-1/msg00015.html (3023 words)

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		Thus, there are a large number of variants found as marginalia in severalgroups of Svipdagsmal manuscripts which appear to have been borrowed fromthe text of distinct other groups.
		The analysis of the Svipdagsmal material used none of these facilities, and it is likely that the resultscould have been improved yet further had they been used.
		The Implications of the Success of Cladistic Analysis The success of cladistic analysis with the Svipdagsmal material offers hope that it may now be possible to reconstruct the history of large and complex manuscript traditions which have hitherto defied explanation.This has consequences for textual scholars, for students of language, andfor historians of culture.
	www.ku.edu /carrie/texts/ARTICLES/text_challenge.txt (3055 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Numbers in Norse mythology
		In the Skirnismal Freyr is obliged to wait nine nights to consummate his union with Gerdur Gymisdottir.
		In the Svipdagsmal[?], the witch Groa grants nine charms to her son Svipdag[?].
		In Fjolsvinnsmal[?] Laegarn's chest is fastened up with nine locks.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/nu/Numbers_in_Norse_mythology?title=Angeboda (376 words)

	John Arnott MacCulloch — Eddic Mythology — Chapter 13
		There must have been different versions of the myth of Odin’s eye and of Mimir’s relation to it.
		In Svipdagsmal Mimameid, “the tree of Mimir,” is given as a name of the world-tree.
		At the Doom of the gods Mimir’s sons, i.e., the rivers and brooks, are in violent motion.
	www.vaidilute.com /books/mythology/macculloch-13.html (1134 words)

	! Assembly of The Elder Troth - Ostara Part 1 !
		Although Svipdagsmal has a structure whereby the male figure seeks to break past a barrier in order to reach his lady, I must think that its link to Ostara is pretty tenuous.
		Clearly Sigrdrifumal has more connection to Ostara than Svipdagsmal, although it is more than an allegory for seasonal development and transition.
		It may be that the ascent to spring can be likened to the experience of an initiation (be it a ‘moment of clarity’, transformational energy work, a difficult crisis, or whatever).
	www.aetaustralia.org /ostara1.htm (3297 words)

	Bjorn-gil Felag; Rancho Cucamonga, California (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Guido Von List himself thought this metrical composition to be the original Futhark, and so styled his version of eighteen upon the Poem.
		Still others tend to think it but a series of charms or runic spells likened to those found within such lays as Svipdagsmal and Groa's Awakening, both to be found within the Elder Edda as well.
		No matter the factual reasoning behind this portion of the Havamal, it truly does provide insight into the open mentality of one's own personal Being.
	members.tripod.com /~kewelristar/tru/poems.html (1130 words)

	Humanist Archives Vol. 6 : 6.0124 Report on Textual Criticism Challenge 1991 (1/433)
		used by Dr O'Hara with the Svipdagsmal material.
		A further reason for the success of cladistics is that it works
		Svipdagsmal material used none of these facilities, and it is
	lists.village.virginia.edu /lists_archive/Humanist/v06/0123.html (2202 words)

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