[5, 8] nú kná þjóta hóts annan veg í bjǫrgum bergs ‘now it howls quite differently in the stones of the mountain’: Finnur Jónsson (Skj B) speculates that í bjǫrgum bergs ‘in the stones of the mountain’ could allude to the mountain Slottsfjellet (Bergit ‘the Mountain’) in Tønsberg. However, the expression nú kná þjóta hóts annan veg í hǫmrum ‘now it howls quite differently in the cliffs’ is a proverb that means ‘now they are dancing to a different tune’ (see Heggstad, Hødnebø and Simensen 1990: þjóta). It is not clear therefore whether bergs ‘of the mountain’ here refers to Slottsfjellet, or whether í bjǫrgum bergs ‘in the stones of the mountain’ refers to mountain cliffs.