Źródła

Bjarnar saga Hítdælakappa, S. Nordal, G. Jónsson gá fu ú t, Reykjavík 1938 (ÍF III).

Eyrbyggja saga, E.Ó. Sveinsson, M. Þórðarson gá fu ú t, Reykjavík 1935 (ÍF IV).

Grettis saga Ásmundarsonar, G. Jónsson gaf ú t, Reykjavík 1936 (ÍF VII).

Saga o Egilu, przeł. A. Załuska-Strömberg, Poznań 1974.

Saga o Gunnlaugu Wężowym Języku, przeł. A. Załuska-Strömberg, Wrocław 1968.

Saga o Hallfredzie skaldzie kłopotliwym, wstęp i przeł. J. Morawiec, Wrocław 2011.

Saga o Hønsa-Th órim, przeł. F. Kuklewski, Sandomierz 2009.

Saga o Njalu, przeł. A. Załuska-Strömberg, Poznań 1968.

Saga o Viga-Glumie, przeł. Ł. Malinowski, Sandomierz 2010.

Saga rodu z Laxdalu, przeł. A. Załuska-Strömberg, Poznań 1973.

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