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Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages

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Steinn Óldr 3II/2 — bjargask ‘could sustain itself’

Fellu vítt of vǫllu
— vargr náði þar bjargask
benja regn, en bragna
blóð víkingar óðu.

Regn benja fellu vítt of vǫllu, en víkingar óðu blóð bragna; vargr náði bjargask þar.

Rain-showers of wounds [BLOOD] fell far and wide on the fields, and vikings waded through warriors’ blood; the wolf could sustain itself there.

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[2] bjargask: so all others, ‘biargiaz’ Mork

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