Kirsten Wolf is Kim Nilsson Professor and Torger Thompson Chair in the Department of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

‘This landmark work of reference is of critical importance not only to Old Norse-Icelandic specialists but to all explorers of the textual hagiographic terrain of the Middle Ages.’- Geraldine Barnes (University of Toronto Quarterly vol 84:03:2015) ‘As a work of reference Kirsten Wolf’s meticulous and deeply learned work will not only become indispensable Icelandic hagiography and religious life in Iceland but also, in light of the remarkable cross-fertilizations between types of Old Norse prose, for the students of medieval Icelandic literature in general.’- Haki Antonsson (Speculum January 2016)

• PrefaceAbbreviations and SymbolsBibliographyI.     Catalogues and BibliographiesII.    Collections and AnthologiesIII.  General WorksIV.  Essay Collections, Festschrifts, and Conference ProceedingsV.   Individual Legends

Kirsten Wolf is Kim Nilsson Professor and Torger Thompson Chair in the Department of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

‘This landmark work of reference is of critical importance not only to Old Norse-Icelandic specialists but to all explorers of the textual hagiographic terrain of the Middle Ages.’- Geraldine Barnes (University of Toronto Quarterly vol 84:03:2015) ‘As a work of reference Kirsten Wolf’s meticulous and deeply learned work will not only become indispensable Icelandic hagiography and religious life in Iceland but also, in light of the remarkable cross-fertilizations between types of Old Norse prose, for the students of medieval Icelandic literature in general.’- Haki Antonsson (Speculum January 2016)

• PrefaceAbbreviations and SymbolsBibliographyI.     Catalogues and BibliographiesII.    Collections and AnthologiesIII.  General WorksIV.  Essay Collections, Festschrifts, and Conference ProceedingsV.   Individual Legends

Kirsten Wolf is Kim Nilsson Professor and Torger Thompson Chair in the Department of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

‘This landmark work of reference is of critical importance not only to Old Norse-Icelandic specialists but to all explorers of the textual hagiographic terrain of the Middle Ages.’- Geraldine Barnes (University of Toronto Quarterly vol 84:03:2015) ‘As a work of reference Kirsten Wolf’s meticulous and deeply learned work will not only become indispensable Icelandic hagiography and religious life in Iceland but also, in light of the remarkable cross-fertilizations between types of Old Norse prose, for the students of medieval Icelandic literature in general.’- Haki Antonsson (Speculum January 2016)

• PrefaceAbbreviations and SymbolsBibliographyI.     Catalogues and BibliographiesII.    Collections and AnthologiesIII.  General WorksIV.  Essay Collections, Festschrifts, and Conference ProceedingsV.   Individual Legends