strengleikar造句

• This has not traditionally been counted among the " Strengleikar ", however.
• It was translated as " Geitarlauf " in the Old Norse version of Marie's " Lais " known as " Strengleikar ", perhaps written by Brother Robert.
• Unlike most of Marie's " lais ", " Eliduc " is not found in Old Norse translation ( in the " Strengleikar " ), but the motif of a character learning about healing plants by observing weasels appears not only there but in the Icelandic " V鰈sunga saga ", which seems to indicate that " Eliduc " was known in Iceland in some form.
• Robert's name is connected to one other work with assurance, " Elis saga ", an adaptation of the " chanson de geste " " Elie de St . Gille ", where he is called " Abbot . " Four other anonymous works largely on Arthurian subjects have been attributed to him; these are " 蛌ens saga " and " Parcevals saga ", based on Chr閠ien de Troyes'romances " Yvain, the Knight of the Lion " and " Perceval, the Story of the Grail "; " M鰐tuls saga ", a version of the poem " Le Mantel Mautailli?"; and a collection of lais based on the " Lais of Marie de France " called " Strengleikar ".