[All]: The weapon-kennings in this st. (‘the fires of the battle-Týr’, ll. 2, 3; ‘the flames of blade-wrath’, ll. 5-6) are all treated as kennings for ‘swords’ in Skj B and LP. However, the prose explicitly mentions that the battle at this point was not a man-to-man combat; rather, the men in the churchyard defended themselves by throwing and shooting. Because words denoting ‘fire’ can also serve as base-words in kennings for ‘spears’ (see Meissner 145-6), that interpretation has been chosen in the present edn.