[5] Þórr ok Hildolfr ‘Þórr and Hildólfr’: Kock (NN §2565A; Skald) argues that the correct order of these names must be Hildolfr ok Þórr so as to avoid having a non-alliterating noun in the first lift (he rearranges the names in l. 7 in a similar way and for the same reason). As the name of a son of Óðinn, Hildólfr (lit. ‘battle-wolf’) is not attested elsewhere, but in Hárb 8/1 this is the owner of the boat in which Óðinn, disguised as the ferryman Hárbarðr, refuses to take Þórr across a fjord.