Old Norse - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-19T23:31:28Z

categorising

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Conrad Leviston: Old Norse alternate titles

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Old Norse alternate titles

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	'''Old Norse''' is a [[Germanic Language]] which was spoken in the [[Nordic]] countries. It later split into [[Icelandic]], [[Norwegian]] and [[Faroese]], and modern Icelandic is still close enough to its original form that speakers can read the old [[saga]]s without too much trouble. The height of Old Norse's influence was in the [[11th century]], when it was spoken throughout Scandinavia as well as in the [[Viking]] settlements in [[Britain]] and Northern [[Russia]].		'''Old Norse''' is a [[Germanic Language]] which was spoken in the [[Nordic]] countries. It later split into [[Icelandic]], [[Norwegian]] and [[Faroese]], and modern Icelandic is still close enough to its original form that speakers can read the old [[saga]]s without too much trouble. The height of Old Norse's influence was in the [[11th century]], when it was spoken throughout Scandinavia as well as in the [[Viking]] settlements in [[Britain]] and Northern [[Russia]].

			==See Also==

			* [[Old Norse alternate titles]]

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Cian: modern Icelandic

2004-10-18T00:06:31Z

modern Icelandic

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	'''Old Norse''' is a [[Germanic Language]] which was spoken in the [[Nordic]] countries. It later split into [[Icelandic]], [[Norwegian]] and [[Faroese]]. The height of Old Norse's influence was in the [[11th century]], when it was spoken throughout Scandinavia as well as in the [[Viking]] settlements in [[Britain]] and Northern [[Russia]].		'''Old Norse''' is a [[Germanic Language]] which was spoken in the [[Nordic]] countries. It later split into [[Icelandic]], [[Norwegian]] and [[Faroese]], and modern Icelandic is still close enough to its original form that speakers can read the old [[saga]]s without too much trouble. The height of Old Norse's influence was in the [[11th century]], when it was spoken throughout Scandinavia as well as in the [[Viking]] settlements in [[Britain]] and Northern [[Russia]].

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Conrad Leviston at 04:35, 16 October 2004

2004-10-16T04:35:50Z

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'''Old Norse''' is a [[Germanic Language]] which was spoken in the [[Nordic]] countries. It later split into [[Icelandic]], [[Norwegian]] and [[Faroese]]. The height of Old Norse's influence was in the [[11th century]], when it was spoken throughout Scandinavia as well as in the [[Viking]] settlements in [[Britain]] and Northern [[Russia]].

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