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The book is not written in German, as it now says in your comments, but in the original Latin. It includes all 16 books of Saxo's work. The pdf-format numbers 816 pages, well scanned. The volume was edited by Alfred Holder (1840-1916), a German librarian and philologist.
First publish date: 1967
Authors: Saxo Grammaticus
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