His original work has been lost, but a translation into Old Norse, known as Odds saga munks, is preserved in two nearly complete versions and a fragment of a third. It is difficult to tell how closely the translation reflects the Latin original, but it clearly owes a debt to hagiography, presenting King Óláfr as the apostle to the Norwegians.
His original work is lost, but a translation into Old Norse known as "Odds saga munks" has been preserved in two nearly complete versions and a fragment of a third. It's difficult to determine how closely this translation reflects the Latin source text, but it clearly draws inspiration from hagiography, portraying King Óláfr as the apostle to the Norwegians.