Ectors saga : An Arthurian Pastiche in Classical Guise

Marianne E. Kalinke

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The translations of French Arthurian literature in the North did not generate original Arthurian compositions in Iceland. The late medieval Ectors saga , however, may be considered an Arthurian romance, inasmuch as the author adapted motifs and episodes from Arthurian literature for a plot driven by a knight's search for adventure.

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2008Annaler For Nordisk Oldkyndighed Og Historie 2011The Arthur of the North : the Arthurian legend in the Norse and Rus' realms 1951The Other World According to Descriptions in Medieval Literature

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