Anonymous íslendingasögur, Njáls saga 101

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Nj ch. 101

Njáls saga 101 — ed. not skaldic

Not published: do not cite (Nj ch. 101)

Anonymous íslendingasögur Njáls saga

100 101 102

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Um vorið eftir fór Þangbrandur að boða kristni og Hallur
með honum. En er þeir komu vestur um Lónsheiði til Stafafells
þá bjó þar Þorkell. Hann mælti mest í móti trúnni og skoraði
Þangbrandi á hólm. Þá bar Þangbrandur róðukross fyrir
skjöldinn en þó lauk svo með þeim að Þangbrandur hafði sigur
og drap Þorkel.

Þaðan fóru þeir til Hornafjarðar og gistu í Borgarhöfn fyrir
vestan Heinabergssand. Þar bjó Hildir hinn gamli. Hans son
var Glúmur er fór til brennu með Flosa. Þar tók við trú
Hildir og hjú hans öll.

Þaðan fóru þeir til Fellshverfis og gistu að Kálfafelli. Þar
bjó Kolur Þorsteinsson frændi Halls og tók hann við trú og
hjú hans öll.

Þaðan fóru þeir til Breiðár. Þar bjó Össur Hróaldsson frændi
Halls og tók við prímsigning.

Þaðan fóru þeir til Svínafells og tók Flosi prímsigning en
hét að fylgja þeim á þingi.

Þaðan fóru þeir vestur til Skógahverfis og gistu í Kirkjubæ.
Þar bjó Surtur Ásbjarnarson Þorsteinssonar Ketilssonar hins
fíflska. Þeir höfðu allir verið kristnir langfeðgar.

Eftir það fóru þeir úr Skógahverfi og til Höfðabrekku. Þá
spurðist allt um ferð þeirra.

Maður hét Galdra-Héðinn er bjó í Kerlingardal. Þar keyptu
heiðnir menn að honum að hann skyldi deyða Þangbrand og
föruneyti hans. Hann fór upp á Arnarstakksheiði og efldi þar
blót mikið.

Þá er Þangbrandur reið austan þá brast í sundur jörðin undir
hesti hans en hann hljóp af hestinum og komst upp á bakkann
en jörðin svalg hestinn með öllum reiðingi og sáu þeir hann
aldrei síðan. Þá lofaði Þangbrandur guð.

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