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I always quote Michael Barnes and Anthony Faulkes - there are three volumes a Grammar a Glossary and a Reader too - which is especially good - called the NEW introduction to Old Norse
They are to what passes with me for a mind very much more user friendly than is Gordon.
The Dictionary by Zoega I would say is very necessary - I think you can find Zoega on line as a reference - do you Google - then Google for Zoega and see if it turns up
Later on there are many more books to recommend but for more advanced work
Kveðja
Patricia
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as a complete beginner to old norse apart from gordons Introduction
to old norse... what other textbooks do u consider a beginner should
have in their library/grateful for any constructive suggestions
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