The Sacred Triangle of Pagan Iceland

176pp, with some black and white illustrations in text.  Laminated, illustrated stiff card covers.  8vo.  Covers are a little shelf worn and gently rubbed at edges in places, else neat, clean, bright and tight throughout. A study of the cultural and spiritual geography of Iceland and its people in pre-Christian times, exploring Norse pagan beliefs, sagas and sacred landscape including its triangles of power.  Palsson, an Icelandic scholar, often interprets sagas and stories in a way that demonstrates how medieval Icelanders saw their world through a mythological matrix.  Hard to find title.