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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages
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Dagstyggr Þórðarson (Dagst)

12th century; volume 4; ed. Guðrún Nordal;

Lausavísa (Lv) - 1

Skj info: Dagstyggr Þórðarson, Islænder, 12. årh. (AI, 541, BI, 522-523).

Skj poems:
Lausavísa

Lausavísa — Dagst LvIV

Not published: do not cite (Dagst LvIV)

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Skj: Dagstyggr Þórðarson: Lausavísa, 1195 (AI, 541, BI, 522-523); stanzas (if different): [v]

in texts: GDýr, Stu

This edition is currently in preparation and will be published in a forthcoming volume of the series. The text below is from a superseded edition (Skj where relevant).

1 Vol. 4. Dagstyggr Þórðarson, Lausavísa, 1 — Dagst Lv 1IV

The following text is from a superseded edition and is not the work of the editor(s) named on this page. It is included for reference only. Do not refer to this site when using this text but rather consult the original edition (Skj where relevant).

Því emk hljóðr, es hríðar
hyrsveigir fekk eigi
endr af órum fundi
aldrtjón roðins skjaldar;
en því glaðr, at gœði
geirhríðar sák skríða,
sœki sára tíra,
sunnan lágt meðal runna.

 Skj: Dagstyggr Þórðarson: Lausavísa (AI, 541; BI, 522-3); dróttkvætt; ed. GN; group: C; mss: 114x, 440x, I, papp8x; texts: GDýr 2
 

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