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Saga (Ancient Scandinavian tale)

an ancient Scandinavian tale, legend, or tradition, of considerable length, and relating either historical or mythical events; a tale, a history, a story, a legend. The Scandinavian sagas were compiled chiefly in the 12th and three fol- SAGA SAGE lowing centuries. The most remarkable it as a tonic for debility of the stomach and nerves.

Also the genus Artemisia. for sauces and stuffing for luscious meats. and nerves. It is employed in cooking Also the genus Artemisia.

It is employed in cooking are those of Lodbrok, Hervara, Vilkina, Völsunga, Blomsturvalla, Yynglinga, Olaf important as a seaport and commercial Lioo 74 miles N. E. of Nagasaki. It is gia and of Knytlinga (which legendary history of Iceland), the Heims- Kringla and New Edda, due to Snorri Sturlason. h contain the important channel is that of Sentonofutsi,

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