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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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HómÍsl §1282

Íslensk hómilíubók 1282 — ed. IcePaHC

Not published: do not cite (HómÍsl §1282)

UnattributedÍslensk hómilíubók
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Þeir sýna sig þerfilega skurðarskírn tekið hafa allra hluta , er varðveita hjarta sitt í góðum hlutum og snúa augum sínum frá hégóma , byrgja eyru sín við illri heyrn , bergja og sjá , hve hýr Drottinn er og hve sæll sá er , er þar hefir von sína , er hann er , láta hvorki mæla löst né lygi tungu sína , sýsla það eitt , er gagn er að með höndum sér , ganga og til réttra hluta fótum sínum .

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