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Skáld-Helga rímur ('the rímur of Poet-Helgi', also Skáldhelga rímur or Skáldhelgarímur) is an Icelandic rímur-poem from the 1400s. The poem comprises seven rímur, based on a now lost Íslendingasaga, Skáld-Helga saga, set around the first half of the eleventh century. Each ríma begins with a mansöngr. The composer of the rímur is unknown, but probably a priest or monk, since Helgi is portrayed as quite religious. Although the original saga is now lost, later prose version of the rímur do exist under the name Skáld-Helga saga.