%Menota_entities; ]> Barlaams ok Josaphats saga : Holm perg 6 fol : A digital edition Magnus Rindal University of Bergen Transcription Magnus Rindal University of Bergen Lemmatisation and morphological encoding Jon Erik Hagen University of Bergen Lemmatisation and morphological encoding Odd Einar Haugen University of Bergen Conversion to Menotic XML Christian Emil Ore University of Oslo Version 1.0.1, 22 November 2016. 76411 words Medieval Nordic Text Archive Ms. 1 1 March 2004 CC-BY-SA 4.0

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 Sweden Stockholm Kungliga Biblioteket Holm perg 6 fol Barlaams ok Josaphats saga ff. 1r–102v (pp. 1–204) Barlaams ok Josaphats saga Barl Old Norwegian

Parchment, but with five younger paper leaves added; two at the front (the last being blank) and three at the back.

 102 parchment leaves and 5 paper leaves; 210 mm (height) by 155 mm (width).

The manuscript is paginated on the recto pages of the parchment leaves, 1–204.

Written in Eastern Norway c. 1275.

This encoding follows the standard set out in The Menota handbook (version 3.0), at http://www.menota.org/handbook as of 2019-05-10.

The encoded text has numbered page beginnings, and line beginnings according to the manuscript.

This text was proofread by Magnus Rindal and colleagues before the publication of the printed version in 1981. It is unlikely that it contains any significant number of errors. However, it can not be ruled out that the subsequent conversion of the file may have introduced some systemic errors.

This text has been encoded on a diplomatic level, according to the practice by Norsk Historisk kjeldeskrift-Institutt.

The complete text has been lemmatised and morphologically analysed according to the rules specified in ch. 11 of the Menota Handbook, v. 3.0.

 Old Norwegian 2019-05-12 Odd Einar Haugen University of Bergen : Made some minor changes to the header so that it could be published as an example header in v. 3.0 of the handbook. 1980 Magnus Rindal University of Bergen : Finalised the electronic text and prepared it for publication in book form (published by Norsk Historisk Kjeldeskrift-Institutt in 1981).

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