I.N.J. Fragmentvm M.scr. Runici Cum interpretatione vernacula Nec Non aphorismi selecti. Qvae Cum Consensu Amplissimae Facultatis Philosophicae Upsalensis, Sub praesidio viri clarissimi Joannis Bilberg ...
By: Placidio eruditorum examini subjicit Lucas Halpap ...
Publisher: H.Keyser
Published: 1690
Place of publication: Upsalae
Language: run; swe
Number of pages: 39
Subjects: Sagas; Old Norse literature; Forgery of manuscripts; History; Literary forgeries and mystifications; Early works to 1800
Work titles: Hjálmars saga
Notes: Pages are numbered 2-39 with 9 unnumbered pages at the beginning.

Last unnumbered four pages titled "Selected aphorisms" ; often missing from copy.

Headpiece on unnumbered page 8, initials throughout, and a tail-piece on last unnumbered page.

A facsimile of the supposed Runic manuscript, written in fact by Lucas Halpap, a 17th century Swedish doctoral student. Halpap claimed to have bought the Runic manuscript from an Uppland farmer, but actually created the manuscript using extant sagas and vocabulary from Specimen lexici runici.

Nineteenth century armorial bookplate reading "Carolo Jedvardo Bonde" on front pastedown.

Cornell University. Library, Catalogue of the Icelandic collection, 1960, p. 245

Freeman, A. Bibliotheca Fictiva: A Collection of Books & Manuscripts, p. 347-50

Havens, E. Fakes, Lies, and Forgeries, p. 14-16

Runic and Swedish on opposite pages.