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Saxo Grammaticus laati latinankielisen historiateoksen Gesta Danorum ('Tanskalaisten teot'). 16 kirjasta koostuva teos alkaa mytologisesta muinaisuudesta ja päättyy vuoteen 1186. Gesta Danorum on tutkimukselle arvokas sekä skandinaavisen muinaistaruston muistiinmerkintänä että 1100-luvun Tanskasta ja vendejä vastaan tehdyistä ristiretkistä kertovana lähteenä.
Saxo Grammaticus and the Life of Hamlet: A Translation, History, and. Book Reviews 187. and that "the best commonwealth or even a good approximation to it cannot be achieved by peaceful, piecemeal reform" (p. 246). More may have started with a clean slate, but no imaginable state actually does, no matter how violent the revolu-.
6 de dic. de 2016 · It seems very likely that the material about the most recent times was composed in the immediate aftermath of the wars against the Wends which ended in 1185; the pre-Christian or ancient history not until Saxo’s original patron, Archbishop Absalon, was dead, and his original commission to record the reigns of kings after 1047 had lapsed.
Impressing Erasmus. We do not know what kind of education Saxo Grammaticus was given, we only know that he was educated. He wrote, as mentioned, in Latin. But the Latin he wrote was very atypical for his time. He did not write a medieval Latin, instead he tried to write as Roman as he could, or saw fit.
8 de jun. de 2018 · SAXO GRAMMATICUS (c. 1150 – after 1216) was a Danish historian whose writings (Gesta Danorum) constitute one of the few important early sources on Germanic mythology and religion. Saxo studied in France and later became secretary to the Danish archbishop Absalon, who suggested that he write a history of Denmark.
Saxo Grammaticus o Sajón Gramático, también conocido como Saxo cognōmine Longus, fue un cronista, historiador, teólogo y autor danés de la Edad Media. Aunque los detalles biográficos sobre su vida son escasos y basados en conjeturas, se cree que pudo haber sido amanuense o secretarĭus del arzobispo Axel de Lund, ministro de Valdemar I de Dinamarca.
Saxo Grammaticus, Gesta Danorum. A major and detailed account of early Danish history, in 16 books, compiled from various sources of information c. 1200: the best-known medieval Latin work produced in Scandinavia. Standard Latin text and translation: K. Friis-Jensen (ed.) and P. Fisher (tr. -- revised from 1979 translation), Saxo Grammaticus ...
