Hubert Seelow (ed.) 2017, ‘Hálfs saga ok Hálfsrekka 62 (Hrókr inn svarti, Hrókskviða 12)’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry in fornaldarsögur. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 8. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 353.
Margir váru menn á skeiðum
góðir ok fræknir með gram sjálfum:
Börkr ok Brynjólfr, Bölverkr ok Haki,
Egill ok Erlingr, Ásláks synir.
Margir góðir ok fræknir menn váru á skeiðum með gram sjálfum: Börkr ok Brynjólfr, Bölverkr ok Haki, Egill ok Erlingr, synir Ásláks.
Many good and brave men were on the warships with the prince himself: Bǫrkr ok Brynjólfr, Bǫlverkr and Haki, Egill and Erlingr, sons of Áslákr.
Mss: 2845(38r) (Hálf)
Editions: Skj AII, 266, Skj BII, 288-9, Skald II, 152; Hálf 1864, 34, Hálf 1909, 124-5, FSGJ 2, 127, Hálf 1981, 193; Edd. Min. 46.
Notes: [All]: The prose text (Hálf 1981, 177, ch. 5, ll. 13-14, 17-18) mentions all of the warriors named here, though in a slightly different order: Áslákr hét ríkr bóndi. Hans synir váru þeir Egill ok Erlingr. Þeir váru ágætir menn. … [Þar váru] Börkr ok Brynjólfr, Bölverkr ok Haki … ‘Áslákr was the name of a powerful farmer. His sons were Egill and Erlingr. They were fine men. … [There were] Bǫrkr and Brynjólfr, Bǫlverkr and Haki …’.
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