Rloð Lv 2VIII (Ragn 3 [a])
Rory McTurk (ed.) 2017, ‘Ragnars saga loðbrókar 3 (Ragnarr loðbrók, Lausavísur 2)’ in Margaret Clunies Ross (ed.), Poetry in fornaldarsögur. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 8. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 630.
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Myndi víst, ef væri
vǫrðr fræninga jarðar
mætri mildri snótu,
á mér taka hǫndum.
sources
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NKS 1824 b 4° (1824b) — 58r/2 - 58r/4
Svrvmdí | víst ef verí.vordr fauþur jarþar. mętr a milldri snotu. amer | taka haundvm. Vamlausa skaltu vise. ef vílltu gridum þyr | ma. heim hǫfum hilme sottan. hedan mic fara latíd.
(RM)
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AM 762 4°x (762x) — 2r/1 - 2r/4
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editions and texts
Skj: Anonyme digte og vers [XIII], E. 2. Vers af Fornaldarsagaer: Af Ragnarssaga loðbrókar II 2: AII, 232, BII, 252, Skald II, 131, NN §1450; FSN 1, 247 (Ragn ch. 5), Ragn 1891, 185 (ch. 5), Ragn 1906-8, 126, 197 (ch. 5), Ragn 1944, 36-7 (ch. 5), FSGJ 1, 235 (Ragn ch. 5), Ragn 1985, 112 (ch. 5), Ragn 2003, 21 (ch.5), CPB II, 347.
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