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U 586 (U586) - Bro

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inscription; SRDB period: V b 1000-t; Sweden: Uppland

× kunbirn × uk × osbirn × uk × [sikuatr * þiʀ × lit](u) [×] (r)(i)sa × s[t](i)(n) × [þin]a × iftiʀ × t(u)ka × faþur sin × ku[þ](a)(n) × ku(þ) ial(b)[i × ans × -]t uk × salu bitr × þan × an × karþi × til × ulm×f(r)[i](ʀ) lit × kra br(u)

Gunnbjǫrn and Ásbjǫrn and Sighvatr, they had this stone raised in memory of Tóki, their good father. May God help his spirit and soul better than he deserved. Holmfríðr had the bridge made.

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U 586 (U586) - Bro

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