Anon Heil 13VII
Kirsten Wolf (ed.) 2007, ‘Anonymous Poems, Heilagra manna drápa 13’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry on Christian Subjects. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 7. Turnhout: Brepols, pp. 881-2.
text and translation
Dásemd er, það er drottinn lýsir;
Díónísíus tók að rísa
lofaður upp og hielt á höfði
hratt rennandi mílur tvennar.
… hvíla var miskunn
... þar er hann liggja vildi
... †allg†
... drottins hallar.
Dásemd er, það er drottinn lýsir; lofaður Díónísíus tók að rísa upp og hielt á höfði, rennandi hratt tvennar mílur. … hvíla var miskunn ... þar er hann vildi liggja ... †allg† drottins hallar.
‘Marvellous is that which the Lord shows; the praised Dionysius began to rise up and held his head running fast two miles. … to rest was mercy ... where he wanted to lie ... of the Lord’s hall.’
notes and context
readings
- [5] … hvíla var miskunn: hvíla hardly visible 720a VI, ‘[...]’ 399a‑bˣ
- [6] þar: so 399a‑bˣ, ‘[...]’ 720a VI
- [7] †allg†: ‘[...]’ 399a‑bˣ
- [8] drottins: so 399a‑bˣ, ‘[...]ttins’ 720a VI
sources
Text is based on reconstruction from the base text and variant apparatus and may contain alternative spellings and other normalisations not visible in the manuscript text. Transcriptions may not have been checked and should not be cited.
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AM 720 a VI 4° (720a VI) — 1v - 2r
imagesDásemd er, það er drottinn lýsir;
Díónísíus tók að rísa
lofaður upp og hielt á höfði
hratt rennandi mílur tvennar.
... †[...]† er hann liggja vildi
... †allg†
... †[...]ttins† hallar.Dasemd er þat er drottínn lyꜱir dionisius tok at risa lofadr | upp ok hiellt á ho᷎fdi hratt rennandi milur tuennar || [...] huila uar miskunn [...] er hann liggia uillde | [...]allg[...]ttins hallar. |
(KW)
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JS 399 a-b 4°x (399a-bx)
Dásemd er, það er drottinn lýsir;
Díónísíus tók að rísa
lofaður upp og hielt á höfði
hratt rennandi mílur tvennar.
†[...]†
... þar er hann liggja vildi
... †[...]†
... drottins hallar.
editions and texts
Skj: [Anonyme digte og vers XIV], [B. 10]. Af et digt om hellige mænd 13: AII, 514, BII, 565-6, Skald II, 310, NN §1763; Kahle 1898, 93, 113.
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