George S. Tate (ed.) 2007, ‘Anonymous Poems, Líknarbraut 24’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry on Christian Subjects. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 7. Turnhout: Brepols, pp. 254-5.
Lands sté gramr af grundu
guðblíðr dögum síðarr
— eykz af öllu slíku
ór hjálp — tugum fjórum.
Fróns skal sikling* sínu
sveit, hin er Krists vill leita,
tjalds í tígnarveldi
trúa mann ok guð sannan.
{Guðblíðr gramr lands} sté af grundu fjórum tugum dögum síðarr; ór hjálp eykz af öllu slíku. Sveit, hin er vill leita Krists, skal trúa {sikling* {fróns tjalds}} sannan mann ok guð í sínu tígnarveldi.
‘The godly-tender king of the earth [= God (= Christ)] ascended from the ground forty days later; our salvation is increased by all such [acts]. The company that wishes to seek Christ must believe the king of the earth’s tent [SKY/HEAVEN > = God (= Christ)] [to be] true man and [true] God in his glorious power.’
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Lands sté gramr af grundu
guðblíðr dögum síðarr
— †eyksz† af öllu †[...]ku†
†vo᷎r† hjálp — tugum fjórum.
Fróns skal siklings sínu
sveit, hin er Krists vill leita,
†tialld[...]† í tígnarveldi
trúa mann ok guð sannan.
Lanndz ste gramr af grunndu gud blidr do᷎gum sidarr eýksz af o᷎llu [...]ku vo᷎r | híalp tugum fíorum frons skal siklinngs sínu sueít hín er cristz vill leíta tialld[...] í tignar | vellde trua mann ok gud sannan.
(GST)
Lands sté gramr af grundu
guðblíðr dögum síðarr
— †eyks ok† af öllu †[...]ku†
†vo᷎r† hjálp — tugum fjórum.
Fróns skal siklings sínu
sveit, hin er Krists vill leita,
tjaldṣ í tígnarveldi
trúa mann ok guð sannan.
Skj: Anonyme digte og vers [XIII], C. 1. Líknarbraut 24: AII, 154-5, BII, 166, Skald II, 88; Sveinbjörn Egilsson 1844, 42, Rydberg 1907, 15, 50, Tate 1974, 69.
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