Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Snorri's Foreword
• The Saga of the Ynglings/Ynglinga saga
• The Saga of HÁlfdan the Black/HÁlfdanar saga Svarta
• The Saga of Harald Fairhair/Haralds saga HÁrfagra
• The Saga of Hikon the Good/HÁkonar saga GÓÐa
• The Saga of Harald Graycloak/Haralds saga GrÁfeldar
• The Saga of ÓlÁf Tryggvason/ÓlÁfs saga Tryggvasonar Saint ÓlÁf's Saga/ÓlÁfs saga Helga
• The Saga of MagnÚs the Good/MagnÚs saga ins GÓÐa
• The Saga of Harald Sigurtharson (Hardruler)/Haralds saga SigurÐarsonar
• The Saga of ÓlÁf the Gentle/ÓlÁfs saga Kyrra
• The Saga of MagnÚs Barelegs/MagnÚss saga Berfoetts
• The Saga of the Sons of MagnÚs/MagnÚssona saga
• The Saga of MagnÚs the Blind and Harald Gilli/MagnÚss saga Blinda ok Harald Gilla
• The Saga of the Sons of Harald/Haraldssona saga
• The Saga of HÁkon the Broadshouldered/HÁkØnar saga Herthibreiths
• The Saga of MagnÚs Erlingsson/MagnÚs saga Erlingssonar
• Index

About the Author

Snorri Sturluson was, without compare, the greatest historian of the Middle Ages. His translator, the late Lee M. Hollander, was a noted authority in the field of Old Norse literature.

Reviews

"Snorri Sturluson speaks - as almost no other historian ever has spoken - with the authority of a man whose masterful skills would have made him one of the formidable, foremost in any of the events he records. So he saturates even remotley past happenings with a gripping first-hand quality ... Hollander's translation is very good, fresh on every page . . Where ever you open the book. The life grips you and you read on" Ted Hughes, New York Review of Books