Helga Aradóttir

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Helga Aradóttir (1538–1614) was an Icelandic woman famous for her stormy love story, divorce and following feud with the poet , who dedicated many of his poems to her. She was the daughter of Ari Jónsson, a lawyer, and his wife Halldora Þorleifsdóttir.^[1]

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• Illa konu eiga hlaut. Fálkinn, 4. tbl. 1963.“,
• „Staðarhóls-Páll. Sunnudagsblað Tímans, 19. apríl 1964.“,
• „Staðarhóls-Páll. Þjóðviljinn, 24. desember 1954.“,

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