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OBJECT
BEFORE
CLAIM.

DIRECTLY INSPECTED PRIMARY OBJECT

THE IMAGE WAS CHECKED.

The manuscript pixels were directly inspected against ONP’s transcription. The initial Hatr is visibly legible; the remainder of the phrase was not independently re-edited from the pixels. The object verifies a token in this dated codex, not the noun’s first use, complete semantics, gender by itself, or deeper ancestry.

Old Norsec.1150-1200established

hatr

Bókin dýra, Elucidarius

“Hatr hafa þeir engla”
WITNESS TYPE
Manuscript
YEAR
1175
LOCATOR
AM 674 a 4°, fol. 33v; line corresponding to Eluc674(1989) 158.10
REPOSITORY
Den Arnamagnæanske Håndskriftsamling · Handrit.is
SHELFMARK / OBJECT ID
AM 674 a 4°, fol. 33v
FACSIMILE
Linked below
DIRECT INSPECTION
Yes
CONFIDENCE
established
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REPEATABLE VISUAL REVIEW

THE INSPECTION LEDGER

OBSERVED FORMHatr
“The initial Hatr is visibly legible in the line ONP transcribes as Hatr hafa þeir engla; the remainder of the phrase was not independently re-edited from the pixels.”
INSPECTION DATE
2026-08-27
METHOD
visual facsimile
INSPECTOR ROLE
SET-U editorial review
EXACT LOCATOR
AM 674 a 4°, fol. 33v, line corresponding to Eluc674(1989) 158.10
CLAIM LIMIT
Verifies the visible token Hatr in a c.1150-1200 manuscript when aligned with ONP’s located transcription. It does not by itself establish grammatical gender, first use, complete semantics, or reconstructed ancestry.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROVENANCE

THE SOURCE BEHIND THE CLAIM

TITLE
AM 674 a 4°, Bókin dýra — manuscript record and images
AUTHOR
Arnamagnæan Collection · Dictionary of Old Norse Prose · Handrit.is
YEAR
2026
PUBLISHER
University of Copenhagen · Handrit.is
SOURCE TYPE
digitized primary source
CITATION KEY
handrit-am-674-a-4