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Íslendinga saga (Saga of Icelanders) makes up a large part of Sturlunga saga, a compilation of secular contemporary sagas written in thirteenth-century Iceland. The terminus ante quem of the compilation is disputed (between the options 1308 or 1353). If the author was Sturla Þórðarson (which is generally agreed), he spoke of himself, like Julius Caesar, in the third person. He can be understood as a particularly well informed source, since he was related to or befriended with most of the participants in the politics of the era. Other sources confirm that by calling him a model of moderation.

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  • Saga Íslendinga (es)
  • Íslendinga saga (it)
  • Сага об Исландцах (ru)
  • Íslendinga saga (en)
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  • Сага об Исландцах — одна из «саг о недавних событиях», написанная Стурлой Тордарсоном до 1284 года. Она имеет рекордное по продолжительности для своего жанра время действия (1183—1264 гг.). Является одним из главных источников, рассказывающих об эпохе Стурлунгов. (ru)
  • La saga Íslendinga pertenece a la sección más importante de la saga Sturlunga, una compilación de manuscritos de la Islandia medieval fechada hacia el 1300 d. C. La saga Íslendinga ha sido la fuente principal de información para los historiadores en relación con los acontecimientos de principios del siglo XIII en Islandia. La autoría se ha atribuido al caudillo islandés Sturla Þórðarson y comprende hechos acaecidos entre 1183 y 1264. El estilo de la saga Íslendinga se ha considerado admirable, por su franqueza, sencillez e imparcialidad — los historiadores coinciden que muestra un perfil bastante exacto de la sociedad islandesa del siglo XIII, aunque solo sea porque el autor o autores estaban involucrados en los eventos contemporáneos que se detallan. (es)
  • Íslendinga saga (Saga of Icelanders) makes up a large part of Sturlunga saga, a compilation of secular contemporary sagas written in thirteenth-century Iceland. The terminus ante quem of the compilation is disputed (between the options 1308 or 1353). If the author was Sturla Þórðarson (which is generally agreed), he spoke of himself, like Julius Caesar, in the third person. He can be understood as a particularly well informed source, since he was related to or befriended with most of the participants in the politics of the era. Other sources confirm that by calling him a model of moderation. (en)
  • La Íslendinga saga rappresenta una grossa parte della Sturlunga saga, una raccolta di manoscritti islandesi datati attorno al 1300. È stata un'importante fonte per gli storici che hanno studiato la prima parte del XIII secolo in Islanda. Si crede che l'autore dell'opera sia Sturla Þórðarson. Lo stile della Íslendinga saga è stato definito ammirevole, a causa della sua franchezza ed imparzialità. Gli storici spesso concordano sul fatto che fornisce un'accurata rappresentazione dell'Islanda del XIII secolo, anche perché l'autore o gli autori avrebbero vissuto in prima persona quegli eventi. Se l'autore fosse davvero Sturla Þórðarson, avrebbe seguito l'esempio di Giulio Cesare parlando di se stesso in terza persona. Se così è, e sembra essere una cosa sicura, i complimenti per l'imparzialità (it)
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  • La saga Íslendinga pertenece a la sección más importante de la saga Sturlunga, una compilación de manuscritos de la Islandia medieval fechada hacia el 1300 d. C. La saga Íslendinga ha sido la fuente principal de información para los historiadores en relación con los acontecimientos de principios del siglo XIII en Islandia. La autoría se ha atribuido al caudillo islandés Sturla Þórðarson y comprende hechos acaecidos entre 1183 y 1264. El estilo de la saga Íslendinga se ha considerado admirable, por su franqueza, sencillez e imparcialidad — los historiadores coinciden que muestra un perfil bastante exacto de la sociedad islandesa del siglo XIII, aunque solo sea porque el autor o autores estaban involucrados en los eventos contemporáneos que se detallan. Si el autor fue Sturla Þórðarson, siguió el ejemplo de Julio César y hablaba de sí mismo en tercera persona. Si fue así, y todo apunta a que ciertamente lo es, el merecimiento es doble por reputación, ya que estuvo involucrado y relacionado con la mayoría de personajes y testigos históricos de aquel periodo.​ Otras fuentes confirman que fue un modelo de moderación.​ (es)
  • La Íslendinga saga rappresenta una grossa parte della Sturlunga saga, una raccolta di manoscritti islandesi datati attorno al 1300. È stata un'importante fonte per gli storici che hanno studiato la prima parte del XIII secolo in Islanda. Si crede che l'autore dell'opera sia Sturla Þórðarson. Lo stile della Íslendinga saga è stato definito ammirevole, a causa della sua franchezza ed imparzialità. Gli storici spesso concordano sul fatto che fornisce un'accurata rappresentazione dell'Islanda del XIII secolo, anche perché l'autore o gli autori avrebbero vissuto in prima persona quegli eventi. Se l'autore fosse davvero Sturla Þórðarson, avrebbe seguito l'esempio di Giulio Cesare parlando di se stesso in terza persona. Se così è, e sembra essere una cosa sicura, i complimenti per l'imparzialità sono più che meritati, dato che Sturla Þórðarson era parente o amico di quasi tutti i protagonisti della politica dell'epoca. Altre fonti confermano il fatto definendolo un modello di moderazione. (it)
  • Íslendinga saga (Saga of Icelanders) makes up a large part of Sturlunga saga, a compilation of secular contemporary sagas written in thirteenth-century Iceland. The terminus ante quem of the compilation is disputed (between the options 1308 or 1353). Íslendinga saga has been a major source of material for historians concerning events in early 13th century Iceland. The author is commonly believed to have been Icelandic chieftain, Sturla Þórðarson. The style of Íslendinga saga has been called admirable, due to its frankness, openness and impartiality — historians largely seem to agree that it gives a fairly accurate picture of Iceland in the 13th century, if only because the author or authors would have been dealing with contemporary events. If the author was Sturla Þórðarson (which is generally agreed), he spoke of himself, like Julius Caesar, in the third person. He can be understood as a particularly well informed source, since he was related to or befriended with most of the participants in the politics of the era. Other sources confirm that by calling him a model of moderation. (en)
  • Сага об Исландцах — одна из «саг о недавних событиях», написанная Стурлой Тордарсоном до 1284 года. Она имеет рекордное по продолжительности для своего жанра время действия (1183—1264 гг.). Является одним из главных источников, рассказывающих об эпохе Стурлунгов. (ru)
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