Note to Arn Hryn 14^II

[2] môlum ‘words’: Kreutzer (1977, 86) cites this context as a particularly clear case of ml being used specifically to refer to the poetry itself, as opposed to the yrkisefni ‘matter for verse, for composition’ (l. 1). The translation here preserves the broader, more basic sense of ml, ‘words, speech’.

References

Bibliography
Kreutzer, Gert. 1977. Die Dichtungslehre der Skalden: Poetologische Terminologie und Autorenkommentare als Grundlage einer Gattungspoetik. 2nd edn. Hochschulschriften: Literaturwissenschaft 1. Meisenheim am Glan: Hain.

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