Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages |
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lemma:
readings:
[1] sátuð: láttu 81a
notes:
[1, 2, 4] eigi sátuð lengi í kyrðum at rofnar sættir ‘you did not sit long in quiet with the truces broken’: Sturla is referring to the settlement that Hákon made with the Dan. king in 1253 for the attack on the Norw. ships (see Note to st. 3/5-6), and the fact that the Danes had still not paid the compensation they had promised.
kennings:
grammar:
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