ÞjóðA Har 5II
Diana Whaley (ed.) 2009, ‘Þjóðólfr Arnórsson, Stanzas about Haraldr Sigurðarson’s leiðangr 5’ in Kari Ellen Gade (ed.), Poetry from the Kings’ Sagas 2: From c. 1035 to c. 1300. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 2. Turnhout: Brepols, pp. 155-6.
text and translation
Eigu skjól und skógi
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta sér skeiðar
hábrynjaðar hlýja —
hverja vík í skerjum.
Skafnir stafnar snekkju eigu skjól und skógi; vísi leiðangrs læsir lǫnd brǫndum herskipa. Almenningr liggr innan hverja vík í skerjum; hábrynjaðar skeiðar láta eið hlýja sér.
‘The planed stems of the vessel get shelter in the lee of the wood; the fleet’s prince encloses the lands with the prows of warships. The host lies at anchor in every bay in the skerries; the longships, armoured around the oarports, let the headland protect them.’
notes and context
Sailing east into Viken (Vík), Haraldr’s fleet meets adverse winds and has to seek shelter in harbours.
readings
- [1] Eigu: ‘Eigvt’ F
- [3] leiðangrs vísi: leiðangr vísa F
- [5] Almenningr: almenning Hr
- [6] sér: svá H, Hr
- [7] ‑brynjaðar: ‑brynjandi H, Hr
- [7] hlýja: so F, E, J2ˣ, hlýra Kˣ, hrynja H, Hr
- [8] í: und F
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 63 folx (Kx) — 558v/23 - 558v/30
imagesEigu skjól und skógi
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta sér skeiðar
hábrynjaðar hlýra —
hverja vík í skerjum.Eigo sciol und scogi | scafnir sneckio stafnar | læsir leiðangrs visi | lꜹnd herscipa brꜹndom | almenningr liɢr iɴan | eíð lata ser sceiðar | habryniaðar hlyra | hveria vic i sceriom ||
(VEÞ)
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AM 45 fol (F) — 48va/15 - 48va/17
images†Eigvt† skjól und skógi
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangr vísa
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta sér skeiðar
hábrynjaðar hlýja —
hverja vík und skerjum.Eigvt skiol vnd skógi skafnir sneckío stafnar lǽsir leiðangr vi | sa lond herskípa brꜹndom · almenningr líɢr iɴan eið lata sér | skeiðar hábryniaðar hlyia hveria vik vnd skeriom·
(VEÞ)
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AM 47 fol (E) — 20v/21 - 20v/23
Eigu skjól und skógi
images
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta sér skeiðar
hábrynjaðar hlýja —
hverja vík í skerjum. -
AM 38 folx (J2x) — 281v/7 - 281v/14
Eigu skjól und skógi
images
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta sér skeiðar
hábrynjaðar hlýja —
hverja vík í skerjum. -
AM 66 fol (H) — 55r/26 - 55r/26
Eigu skjól und skógi
images
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
Almenningr liggr innan
— eið láta svá skeiðar
há-brynjandi hrynja —
hverja vík í skerjum. -
GKS 1010 fol (Hr) — 40rb/21 - 40rb/21
Eigu skjól und skógi
images
skafnir snekkju stafnar;
læsir leiðangrs vísi
lǫnd herskipa brǫndum.
almenning liggr innan
— eið láta svá skeiðar
há-brynjandi hrynja —
hverja vík í skerjum. -
AM 761 b 4°x (761bx) — 423r - 423r
images
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