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Haukr Valdísarson (HaukrV)

12th century; volume 4; ed. Kari Ellen Gade;

Íslendingadrápa (Ísldr) - 27

Skj info: Haukr Valdísarson, Islandsk skjald, 12. årh. (AI, 556-560, BI, 539-545).

Skj poems:
Íslendingadrápa

Íslendingadrápa — HaukrV ÍsldrIV

Not published: do not cite (HaukrV ÍsldrIV)

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Skj: Haukr Valdísarson: Íslendingadrápa (AI, 556-60, BI, 539-45)

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 The text below is from a superseded edition (Skj where relevant). Do not refer to this site when using the text below.

12 — HaukrV Ísldr 12IV

Cite as: Not published: do not cite (HaukrV Ísldr 12IV)

The following text is from a superseded edition and is not the work of the editor(s) named on this page.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).

Hitt vas satt, at sótti
(seggr dǫglinga tveggja)
austr (fekk hald et hæsta)
Hallfrøðr konung snjallan;
hvardyggva lét hǫggva
hann armviðu fannar
(sverðs frák él at yrði
allhǫrð) í gras bǫrðum.

editions: Skj Haukr Valdísarson: Íslendingadrápa 12 (A; B);

sources

AM 748 I b 4° (A) 22v, 3 - 22v, 5 (Ísldr)  transcr.  image  image  

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