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Lausavísur — EilSn LvIV

Eilífr Snorrason

Eilífr Snorrason, Lausavísur — Valgerður Erna Þorvaldsdóttir

Not published: do not cite (EilSn LvIV)

 

Strendir hvǫttu vôpn vônd,
(víða ferr Yggs líð)
Gellir vissi fyrir fall,
flatir skriðusk menn at;
Lopti vas sú gefin gipt,
grjóti mœtti hans spjót;
Jóan leyfði ok þá
ǫldum at líta skjǫld.
 
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Kali bauð kjark at selja
kaldrôðum Þorvaldi
(nýtik Fjǫlnis flýti-
feng), en til var engi;
Þórðr munat virðum virðask,
vann á dauðum manni
(áðr sló á hodda hlœði
hvikan) með spjót et mikla.
 
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Sekr gekk hodda hnykkir
hringeygr af várþingi;
áðr beið ilt ok síðan
Jóseppr af hvalfjósum.
 
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