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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages
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Index taken from the published volumes, with supplementary materials

category group myth object person place term

Ethnic or other named groups.

Afríkar, Affríkar, Africans (1)

Austr-Vinðr, the East Wends (1)

Baglar ‘the Crosiers’, Norw. political faction (3)

Birkibeinar ‘the Birch-legs’ (3)

Bolgarar, the Bulgars (1)

Danir, the Danes (32)

Dœlir, people from Gudbrandsdalen, Norway (2)

Egðir, people from Agder, Norway (10)

Englar, the English (10)

Eydanir ‘Island-Danes’ (2)

Falstrbyggvar, inhabitants of Falster, Denmark (1)

Filir, people from Fjaler, Sunnfjord, Norway (4)

Finnar, the Saami (8)

Firðir, people from Sogn og Fjordane, Norway (1)

Fjónbyggvar, inhabitants of Fyn, Denmark (1)

Foldungar, inhabitants of Folden (1)

Frakkar, the French, Franconians (3)

Frísir, the Frisians (1)

Gautar, people from Götaland, Sweden (8)

Girkjar, Grikkjar, the Greeks (0)

Haðar, people from Hadeland, Norway (1)

Háleygjar, people from Hålogaland, Norway (1)

Heinir, people from Hedmark, Norway (2)

Hjaltar, people from Shetland (2)

Hollsetar, people of Holstein, North Germany (1)

Hǫrðar, Hörðar, people from Hordaland, Norway (17)

Hólmbúar, Holmbúar, Island-dwellers (1)

Hringar, people from Ringerike, Norway (1)

Húnir, the Huns (1)

Innþrœndir (2)

Írar, the Irish (1)

Íslendingar, the Icelanders (1)

Jaðarbyggvar, inhabitants of Jæren, Rogaland (1)

Jórsalamenn, inhabitants of Jerusalem (1)

Jótar, people from Jylland, Denmark (11)

Júðar, Gyðingar, the Jews (8)

Ku_ungar ‘the Monks’, Norw. political faction (2)

Langbarðir, the Langobards (2)

Læsir, the Ljachar, people in Poland (1)

Manverjar, people from the Isle of Man (1)

Mœrir, people from Nord- and Sunnmøre, Norway (7)

Nesþjóðir, inhabitants of Caithness (1)

Norðmenn, Norðmeðr, Norwegians (6)

Norðmœrir, Norðmærir, people from Nordmøre (1)

Oddaverjar, people from the farmstead of Oddi (1)

Partar, unidentified people, England (1)

Raumar, people from Romerike, Norway (8)

Renir, people from present-day Bohuslän, Sweden (1)

Ribbungar ‘the Robbers, Rabble’ (1)

Rygir, people from Rogaland, Norway (3)

Saxar, the Saxons (2)

Seljumenn, the men of Selja (1)

Selundbyggvar, inhabitants of Sjælland, Denmark (1)

Serkir, the Saracens (4)

Skánungar, Skônungar, people from Skåne (7)

Skotar, the Scots (7)

Svíar, the Swedes, people from Svealand, Sweden, (9)

Sygnir, people from Sogn, Norway (12)

Upplendingar, people from Oppland, Norway (3)

Vermir, people from Värmland, Sweden (1)

Vinðr, Venðr, the Wends (18)

Víkverjar, inhabitants of Viken), Norway (1)

Vǫrsar, people from Voss, Norway (1)

Væringjar the Varangians (2)

Þrœndir, Þrændir, people from Trøndelag, Norway (20)

Raumar

Raumar, people from Romerike, Norway

names:  Raumar 

links to stanzas/chapters:  Arn Hardr 6II   ESk Geisl 15VII   ESk Geisl 43VII   ESk Sigdr II 1II   Steinn Óldr 6II   Steinn Óldr 5II   Sturl Hákfl 9II   ÞjóðA Sex 21II 

automatically-generated references

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ ÞjóðA Sex 21 (9007)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ Arn Hardr 6 (9008)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ Steinn Óldr 5 (9009)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ Steinn Óldr 6 (9010)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ ESk Sigdr II 1 (9011)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ Sturl Hákfl 9 (9012)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ ESk Geisl 15 (9013)

group: Raumar ∙ is mentioned in ∙ ESk Geisl 43 (9014)

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