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Þórðr hreða (Þórðh)

volume 5; ed. Kate Heslop;

Lausavísur (Lv) - 11

not in Skj

Lausavísur — Þórðh LvV (Þórð)

Not published: do not cite (Þórðh LvV (Þórð))

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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 The text below is from a superseded edition (Skj where relevant).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.

11 — Þórðh Lv 11V (Þórð 11)

Cite as: Not published: do not cite (Þórðh Lv 11V (Þórð 11))

The following text is from a superseded edition and is not the work of the editor(s) named on this page.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

Nú er þér ráð at rjóða
ríkr egg á mér Skeggi,
ef stýrir hug, sem ek heyri,
heldr þá er tekr at kvelda,
ok minniz svá manna,
morðeggjandi, tveggja
þeira, er, Þundar særir,
þér nána vá ek, mána.

texts: ‹Þórð 11›

editions: Skj [Anonyme digte og vers XIV]: A. 4. Vers af sagaer: Af isl. slægtsagaer: Af Þórðar saga hreðu 11 (A; BII, 486);

sources

AM 139 folx (139x) 21v, 18 - 21v, 22 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  image  
AM 152 fol (152) 96ra, 13 - 96ra, 16 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  
AM 157 a folx (157ax) 25v, 20 - 25v, 27 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  
AM 163 b folx (163bx) 30v, 18 - 30v, 20 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  
AM 165 k folx (165kx) 14r, 46 - 14v, 3 (Þórð)  transcr.  
AM 471 4° (471) 17v, 9 - 17v, 11 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  
AM 554 h β 4°x (554h βx) 49v, 2 - 49v, 5 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  
Holm perg 8 4° (8 4°) 17r, 5 - 17r, 8 (Þórð)  transcr.  image  

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