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Bibliography for: ÞorstB

Þorsteins þáttr bæjarmagns, ed. Fornmanna Sögur III, p. 175-98.

Works with this reference:

A123.7.2.

Black god (goddess).

cf. A310.1.
Gylf ch. 20 (34):
 »blá hálf, en hálf með hörundar lit«;
Andr 54/
Bósa 113 ch. 12/
Eyrb LXIII 47/
GHrólf 300 ch. 23/
Grett XXXII 18/
HeðinH 9 ch. 5/
JarlmH 14 ch. 10/
Njála CXVI 17/
ÓláfH in Flb II 136 (FMS V 301)/
SturlSt 612, 627 ch. 12, 18/
ÞorstB in FMS III 189:
 »blár sem Hel«;
HálfH ch. 17 (FAS II 60):
 »heljar-skínn«;
MC 304.

A165.1.2.

Eagle as god's bird.

Odin sends it:
ÞorstB 179 ch. 3.

A187.2.

Mortal as umpire of quarrel between gods.

ESveinsson 1929 xxxix-xli;
cf. KetilH 116 ch. 3;
cf. OrmSt in FMS III 221-23;
cf. ÞorstB in FMS III 181;
cf. ÞorstUxaf in FMS III 114.

D113.1.1.

Werewolf.

cf. B29.5;
D621.1.1.
cf. the surname Úlf(s)hamr:
 Herv 156 (FAS I 509)/
 Skjöld 121/
 Sörla 279/
 ÞorstB 197 ch. 12/
 Úlfh ch. 1-3;
Trolldom 103 ff.

D810.

Magic object a gift.

Ldb ch. 356;
HrólfG ch. 28 (FAS 111 140);
Nornag ch. 2 in Flb I 341 (FAS I 315);
ÞorstB 194-96 ch. 10, 12;
ÁsmVík ch. 15;
Sigþ ch. 16;
VilhSj 73 ch. 30;
SamsF ch. 20;
Mágus 113 ch. 47.

D817.1.1.

Magic object received from dwarf in return for rescue of child or kindness to child.

cf. D812.12;
F337.1.
(y.) Bósa 109-11 ch. 11;
EgÁsm XI 6-9 (FAS III 388-89)/
cf. introd. xxxv-vii;
ÞorstVík 447 ch. 22;
ÞorstB 180 ch. 3;
Amb ch. 19-20;
Ector ch. 7-8;
cf. KáraK 21 ch. 9 (cf. ch. 13, 14 ff.).

D838.

Magic object acquired by stealing.

ring and tablecloth (magic ?):
 ÞorstB 176-79 ch. 2;
sword:
 Þiðr I 55;
cf. Brísingamen:
 Sörla 276.

D838.5.

Magic object taken from barrow.

cf. E373.2;
E461.2;
N511.1.1.
sword:
 Grett ch. 18;
 ÞorstUxaf 253-55 (FMS III 114-19);
the sword Skefilsnautr:
 Reykd ch. 19;
Hrólfs sword Sköfnungr and Hjalti's axe (cf. note in HrólfKr in FAS I 109):
 ÞórðarH ch. 3 and Ldb ch. 221;
drinking horn (cf. F352):
 ÞorstB 189, 196-98 ch. 8, 12-13;
ring, knife, bell:
 ÓláfH ch. 16 in FMS IV 27 =
 Óláfs þáttr Geirstaðaálfs ch. 3-4 in FMS X 215;
the sword Tyrfingr:
 Herv 14 ff.;
ring, ornament, Mistilteinn:
 HrómGr 368-71 ch. 4;
Angrvaðill:
 ÞorstVík 409 ch. 10;
Sótanautr:
 Harð ch. 15;
weapons:
 ViktorBl in ZDPh XXVI 14.

D1051.

Magic cloth.

cf. D1361.40;
D1380.18;
D1410;
D1470.1.9;
D1520.19;
D1520.30.
ÞorstB 194, 196 ch. 10, 12;
fairy-made saddlecloth cannot burn and changes color every seven nights:
 VilhSj 20 ch. 9;
produces darkness (cf. D1546):
 Harðar ch. 25/
 Kersbergen 147-49.

D1071.

Magic jewel (jewels).

cf. D931;
D1317.12;
D1349.3;
D1355.20;
D1380.11;
D1381.6;
D1381.7;
D1382.12;
D1383.6;
D1384.4.2;
D1400.1.14;
D1507.8;
D1520.29;
D1540.2;
D1561.1.7;
D1645.1.
Ys ch. (14 and) 19;
ÞorstB 180/
cf. ESveinsson 1929 xl;
Konr 69-79 ch. 9-10/
cf. Schlauch 43;
Amb ch. 19;
Nitida ch. 3;
Heimslýsing in Hb 227-28.

D1153.1.

Magic tablecloth.

cf. D1472.1.8.
ÞorstB 177 ch. 2 (magic?).

D1317.18.

Magic drinking horn gives warning.

ÞorstB 190-92 ch. 8-9;
HrólfG ch. 28 (FAS III 140)/
cf. GrønbechVFO IV 116.

D1344.9.1.

Magic shirt (cloak, armor) gives invulnerability.

cf. D1056;
D1381;
F821.1.3.
Skáldsk 55 (44);
Ldb ch. 27, 125 (52 n.);
Eyrb XVIII 21;
Vatnsd XIX 2;
Njála CLV 22;
GullÞ ch. 3;
Sturl I 363;
ÓláfH ch. 193, 228 in Hkr II 1, ch. 182 in FMS V 42 (cf. F821.1.3);
Herv 11, 99;
Völs ch. 44 (42);
RagnarL ch. 3 (2), 15 (14);
RagnarS ch. 1 (FAS I 346);
(y.) ÖOdd 101, 119-20, 129, 133 (ch. XXIX 14, FAS II 215, 231, 245, 351);
(y.) Bósa 110 ch. 11;
EgÁsm XV 3 (FAS III 397);
HrómGr 375 ch. 7;
GHrólf 250, 256, 279, 322 ch. 4, 6, 16, 30;
SörlaSt 415, 419, 439 ch. 3, 5, 18;
SturlSt 606 ch. 9;
HálfdBr 576, 587 ch. 8, 11;
ÞorstB 180 ch. 3;
ÁsmVík 25-26, 32-33 ch. 14, 15;
SigrgFr 105 ch. 16;
VilhSj 14-15 ch. 7;
ÚlfU ch. 1;
Amb 172 ch. 36 (35);
Konr 61 ch. 6;
Bæring 119 ch. 31;
Ector ch. 2;
HringH 6 ch. 2;
Kóngab 5, 11, 14 ff.;
Andr 37-38;
Saxo lib. II c. IV 2, lib. III c. II 10 and III 4, lib. IV c. X 3
Herrm 219, 315;
cf. Lagerholm 69 n.

D1361.2.

Magic stone gives invisibility.

ÞorstB 180 ch. 3;
VilhSj 59 ch. 25;
Flov 189 ch. 8;
RémK ch. 25-26 147-50;
NikL 21 ch. 8.
cf. Grundtvig 1878 155, 164-65.

D1361.20.

Helmet renders invisible.

ÓláfTr ch. 63 in Hkr I 376, ch. 198 in FMS II 141/
cf. StrömbäckSejd 46;
Skj II 119;
Fóstbr ch. 40;
Bósa 38 (cf. 125) ch. 11 (FAS III 219);
VilhSj 63 ch. 26;
cf. ÞorstB 184 ch. 5:
»ek kann at gjöra þann hulins hjálm, at mik sér engi«;
ÚlfU ch. 4;
cf. Fritzner II 90:
»huliðshjálmr, hulinshjálmr«;
Dehmer 97.

D1361.25.1.

Magic staffs renders invisible.

ÞorstB 177-78 ch. 2;
MC 301.

D1384.4.1.

Magic shirt prevents fatigue during swimming.

ÖOdd 72 (ch. XXII 6; FAS II 198, 210);
EgÁsm XV 3 (FAS III 397);
HálfdBr 576 ch. 8;
ÞorstB 180 ch. 3;
Kóngab 5, 11, 14.

D1389.9.2.

Magic ring prevents poverty.

cf. D1456.2.
ÞorstB 180 ch. 3.

D1401.5.

Magic stone hits everything and returns by itself.

ÞorstB 180 ch. 3.

D1540.2.

Magic white, red, and yellow stone causes hail, sunshine or fire, according to which side is scratched.

ÞorstB 180 ch. 3.

D1610.25.

Magic drinking horn with a man's head speaks.

ÞorstB 190 ch. 8.

D1980.

Magic invisibility.

cf. D1361.
Grœnl 262-63 ch. 7;
ÞorstB 177 ch. 2;
Part 6 ff.;
Kóngab 47 (cf. D2031).

E434.8.

Ghost cannot pass cross or prayerbook.

cf. E443.4.
ÞorstB 197 ch. 13.

E481.2.

Land of dead across water.

cf. A672;
F141.
ÞorstB 176-79 ch. 2.

E494.

Ball game in lower world.

Skáldsk ch. 21 (18)/
cf. Saxo lib. VIII c. XIV 14;
ÞorstB 186 ch. 6.

F141.3.1.

River as barrier to otherworld.

cf. A672.
ÞorstB 183-84 ch. 5;
Saxo lib. I c. VIII 14.

F352.

Theft of cup (drinking horn) from fairies.

cf. ÞorstB 197-98 ch. 12-13;
SturlSt 624 ch. 17-18.

F451.2.

Appearance of dwarf.

(y.) Bósa 109 ch. 11:
 »lágvaxinn«;
small, thick, and black:
 GHrólf 307, 309, 315-16 ch. 25, 28;
ÞorstB 179 ch. 2:
 »sýndist Þorsteini kjaptrinn snúinn út at eyranu, en öðrumegin nefit niðr at kjaptinum«;
small body and low legs:
 Þiðr I 35;
Sigþ ch. 7 (= ZDPh XXVI 10-11):
 »mannsmynd; þat var útlimastórt ok hendr fótsíðar, en fótleggirnir stuttir, svá at eigi váru þverrar handar«;
ViktorBl 18 ch. 6:
 »hann var fótlágr ok skammhryggjaðr, miðdigr ok mjög baraxlaðr, handsíðr ok höfuðmikill«;
ÞjJón 16-18, 31-33 (10-11, 20-21) ch. 6, 14:
 »lág, ok skammt upp klofin, stuttleit ok nasabrött«.

F451.4.1.9.

Burial places (barrows, howes) as homes of dwarfs.

cf. E481.3.1;
F455.1;
V1.6.1.1.
GHrólf 276 ch. 15;
ÞorstB 176 ch. 2;
JarlmH 34 ch. 17;
Þiðr I 74-81.
cf. Feilberg 1910 71.

F451.4.1.12.

Dwarfs live in stones.

cf. E481.3.2;
F451.3.2.1.1.
Alv 3;
Vsp 48;
Gylf ch. 7 (14);
Ys ch. 12;
Bisk II 78 (7);
Harð ch. 38;
ÁnB 327 ch. 1;
ÞorstVík 446 ch. 22;
(y.) Bósa 86, 109-11 ch. 6, 11;
Kristni ch. 2 =
ÞorvV in FMS I 261;
Sörla 275 (= FAS I 391 ch. 1);
ÞorstB 179 ch. 3;
Villif 29 ch.14;
Vilm 11 ch. 7;
ÞjJón 16, 31 (10, 20) ch. 6, 14;
Ector ch. 7;
Andr 19;
SamsF ch. 11;
KáraK 21, 61-62 ch. 9, 30-31;
cf. Fritzner I 274:
 »Dvergasteinn«.

F451.42.1.

Dwarfs live in a cliff.

»huldumaðr« from Lúkanus:
 ÞorstB 176-79 ch. 2;
VilhSj 17 ch. 7:
 »Lukanus huldumaðr ok höfðingi í fjalli því, er Lukanusfjall heitir«;
cf. Schlauch 172/
MC 269.

F451.5.l7.

Dwarfs invisibly attend wedding or christening feasts of mortals.

ÞorstB 176-79 ch. 2.

F455.2.2.

Trolls are usually ugly, hideous, big, and strong.

Sturl II 45;
HrólfG 67 ch. 41 (FAS III 176);
This also appears from the people that are compared to them, who are »mikill sem tröll:
 e.g. Eg 59 ch. 178/
or »líkari tröllum en mönnum«, etc./
 e.g. ÞorstB ch. 5, 7, 11 in FMS III 185, 188-89, 194-95;
BárðSn 12 ch. 6;
GHrólf 322, 326, 357 ch. 30, 31, 36;
HjÖlv 458 ch. 3;
Sigþ 252 ch. 54;
HéðinH 9 ch. 5;
Úlf 189, 210, 211, 225;
Kóngab 4, 33;
smVik 20 ch. 11;
Villif 8 ch. 5;
ParmesL 14 ch. 6;
Ector ch. 12, 14, 20;
RémK 274 ch. 56;
KáraK ch. 15 * etc.

F455.2.3.

Trolls are black (dark).

cf. F527.5.
Sigþ 252 ch. 54;
ÞorstB 188 ch. 7;
GunnarK 241;
Andr 3, 4 (giants).

F455.6.9.

Trolls as the constant enemies of human beings.

cf. F531.5.11;
G304;
G400 * ff.
Band 354 ch. 10;
BárðSn 10 ch. 5;
HrólfG 67 ch. 41 (FAS III 175), ch. 28 in FAS III 165 (÷ Detter);
ÁnB 361-62 ch. 7;
HjÖlv 457 ch. 3;
Sigþ 223 ch. 41;
abducted bride supposed to be carried off by troll:
 JarlmH 27 ch. 14;
VilhSj 53-70 ch. 23-28;
Dám 92-103 ch. 14-15;
Vilm 152-53 ch. 8;
cf. »gefa tröllum«:
 Orkn ch. 7;
 Skj I 167;
the wish »tröll taki (hafi) þik«:
 e.g. Skj I 88;
 Vatnsd XXXIII 2; Njála XXXVI 1; CXLVIII 13;
 Bósa 102 ch. 9 (cf. 18 ch. 5 = FAS III 205);
 ÖOdd 175 (ch. XLII 5, FAS II 284, 554);
 Dám 100 ch. 14;
 SamsF ch. 19, 24;
People possessed by trolls are »trollaukinn«:
 Ldb 33 n. and 135 n.;
 ÞorstB 195 ch. 12;
 Hell 7, 38 ch. 3, 19;
 HringH 6 ch. 2;
 Andr# 3.

F531.5.7.1.2.

Giantess daughter of giant and abducted maiden (therefore helps hero).

cf. G530;
N812.3.
HálfdBr 572 ff. ch. 6-7;
IllGr 654 ch. 4;
ÞorstB 194-96 ch. 11-12;
Álafl V 3;
OrmSt 529;
Vald 76 ch. 3;
KáraK 64 ch. 31.

F531.5.11.

Giant in contest with man.

cf. G10-G672 *.
SnE Prol. ch. 3;
ÞorstB 183-94 ch. 5-10;
cf. Atlam 33 (cf. F455.12):
 »eigi hann jötnar«.

F531.6.2.1.

Giants live in mountains or caves.

Hárb 23;
Grotta 9;
Ldb ch. 255;
HálfH V 7-10;
Nornag 69 ch. 8 in Flb I 355 (FAS I 333);
Lúkánúsfjall:
 EgÁsm XIII 2;
HálfdBr 574 ch. 7;
Blesanergr:
 HálfdE XXVI 5 (FAS III 556);
Mundíafjöll:
 SörlaSt 419 ch. 5;
HjÖlv 471 ch. 9;
ÞorstB 177 ch. 2;
Dofrafjöll:
 BárðSn 1-2, 14, 25-27 ch. 1, 8, 13;
the cave of Nótt:
 Álafl 92 ch. 5;
JarlmH 34-36 ch. 17;
HringH 54 ch. 22:
 »í Mundíafjöllum«;
Sigþ 220 ch. 40;
Lucan:
 VilhSj 17 ch. 8 (ZDPh XXVI 9);
Surtshellir etc.:
 JökulsB 75/
 Hell 3, 9, 50 ch. 1 ff., 7, 26;
Bergbúa 123 ff.;
GunnarK 241;
Lucanus in Diabolus
 Blómst 20 ch. 13;
Ector ch. 10;
KáraK 10, 36 ch. 5, 18;
Bragð 48 ch. 2;
Huld no. 6;
Andr 70;
Árm ch. 16;
Saxo lib. VIII c. XV 4-9 =
Herrm 597 ff.

F531.6.8.4.

Giants' festivities.

EgÁsm XV 1-9;
BárðSn 19 ch. 10-13;
Álafl XV-XVI;
ÞorstB 183-94 ch. 5-10.

F531.6.8.5.1.

Giants have king, queen.

EgÁsm XII 1, XIV 4 (FAS III 389, 394);
ÖOdd 121-24 (FAS II 232-38) (cf. P11.2.3);
ÞorstB 183-94 ch. 5-10.

F610.

Remarkably strong man. (Strong John).

cf. D1711.8;
T58.
HrólfKr 54 ch. 20 (FAS I 55);
Friðþj ch. VI 18 (FAS II 81, 494);
ÖOdd XXIII 1, XXXI 2 (FAS II 199, 22-23, 529);
GHrólf 272 ch. 14;
HjÖlv 509-16 ch. 21-22;
ÞorstB 188 ch. 7;
Þiðr I 206, 223;
Finnb ch. 1 ff.;
Amb 92-96 ch. 15;
Starcatherus:
 Saxo lib. VI c. V ff.;
Reuschel 106;
Dehmer 3.

F698.

Marvelous juggler.

cf. catch spear (bone) in the air and return it:
 Hallfr 108/
 ÞorstB 186 ch. 6/
 GHrólf 311 ch. 26;
Herrm 323 n. 3.

F715.

Extraordinary river.

cf. A671.2.2;
A672;
A878.1;
F141.1.3.
Yngv 12-29;
ÞorstB 183-84 ch. 5;
VilhSj 23-24;
Saxo lib. VII c. XI 2-3.

F866.3.

Golden cup. #Grm# 7 =

MC 50;
ÞorstB 194, 196 ch. 10, 12.

F942.1.1.

Ground opens to hide fugitive (magician).

EiríkR 233 ch. 12;
ÖOdd 136 (FAS II 256);
(y.) Bósa 90 ch. 6;
ÞorstVík 390, 421 ch. 3, 15;
GHrólf 330, 339, 343-44, 346 ch. 31, 33;
SörlaSt 440, 444, 446 ch. 8, 20;
HjÖlv 471 ch. 8;
ÁsmK 82-83 ch. 1;
ÞorstB 196 ch. 12;
ÞorlJ 214, Ísl. Fornsögur III (1883) 128 (FMS III 101, Skj I A 143, B 134);
cf. LiestølNT 50.

F1045.

Night spent in tree.

Orkn 104 ch. 40;
ÞorstB 181 ch. 4;
cf. Sigþ ch. 12;
Úlf 189.

G242.1.

Witch flies through air on broomstick, »krókstafr«.

KetilH 131 ch. 5/
cf. ÞorstB 176-78 ch. 2;
MC 301.

G353.2.

Eagle as ogre.

cf. F531.1.8.7.
Vsp 50;
Skírn 27;
KetilH 136 ch. 5;
ÞorstB 179 ch. 3.

H1142.

Task: drinking enormous amount.

cf. F633.
ÖOdd l56-67 (ch. XL, FAS II 270-82, 546-5l);
ÞorstB 189 ch. 8.

H1573.3.

Power of Christianity tested.

cf. M425;
V331.1.
ÞorstB 183-95 ch. 5-11;
Sörla 276-83 (FAS I 394-407 ch. 2-9);
BárðSn 39-44 ch. 18-21.

K3.

Substitute in contest.

cf. K1840.
Völs ch. 29 (27);
ÞorstB 186-94 ch. 6-10/
cf. K12/
K82.2/
K865.

K12.

Wrestling match won by deception.

ÞorstB 187-89 ch. 7.

K82.2.

Deceptive drinking contest: relative helpers.

ÞorstB 186 ch. 6.

L311.

Weak (small) hero overcomes large fighter.

cf. L140;
P233.3.1.
HjÖlv 461-63 ch. 5;
ÞorstB 182, 194-95 ch. 5, 11: as »bæarbarn«/
cf. »kögurbarn«:
 ÖOdd 120 (FAS II 232), 130 ff. (274 ff.);
Þiðr lI 382-83;
Saxo lib. IV c. IV/
cf. Herrm 296 ff./
Stender-Petersen 1934 166 ff.

M119.4.

Vow taken by placing one's foot on a certain post in the hall, »stíga á stokka«.

HrólfKr 85 ch. 28 (FAS I 86);
GHrólf 297 ch. 22;
HrólfG 66 ch. 39 (FAS III 164);
(y.) ÖOdd 186 (FAS II 293);
ÞorstB 185 ch. 6;
Harð ch. 14.

N203.

Lucky person. Some people, especially heroes, as Hrólf Kráki and Óláfr, usually have luck.

cf. A185.
ÓláfH ch. 27 in FMS IV 44;
Herv in FAS I 447;
HrólfKr 88-89 ch. 29 (FAS I 90);
Sörla 276, 282 (FAS I 394, 406 ch. 2, 9);
Gautr 44, 46, 66, 68 ch. 11 (FAS III 48, 50);
GHrólf 335 ch. 32;
ÞorstB 183-84, 187 ch. 5, 7;
ÁsmFl 174;
Konr 62, 68, 80 ch. 6, 8, 10;
cf. GrønbechVFO I:
 »Lykkemand og niding«.

P16.3.2.

King too old to fight goes himself into his grave mound.

HrómGr 369 ch. 4;
cf. Agði:
ÞorstB 197 ch. 12/
Eg ch. 3 =
HaraldHárf ch. 8 in Hkr I 106, ch. 6 in FMS X 186 (Herlaugr).

S112.2.

Murder with hot iron. Bored through eye or nose.

cf. K1011.
ÞorstB 193 ch. 10 =
Herrm 592.

S160.1.

Self-mutilation.

cf. QS22.1.
ÞorstB 184 ch. 5;
Sturl I 288.

S164.

Mutilation: knocking out teeth.

Nornag 66 ch. 5 (FAS I 330-31; Flb I 354);
SturlSt 631 ch. 19;
HálfdE V 10-12, XVIII 2-3 (FAS III 525, 546-47);
Bósa 48, 58 ch. 13, 14 (FAS III 230);
Friðþj IX 7;
ÞorstB ch. 6, 9 in FMS III 186, 192;
Þiðr II 380;
FlóresS XVIII 4.

S172.

Mutilation: nose cut off or crushed.

cf. Q451.5.
HálfdBr 587 ch. 15;
HálfdE XVII 11 (FAS III 546);
EgÁsm XIII 6, XVI 3 (FAS III 392-93, 400-01);
ÞorstB ch. 6, 9 in FMS III 186, 192;
BárðSn 27 ch. 13;
Vilm 174 ch. 15;
SamsF ch. 12;
Karla 443.

T172.3.

Bride's monster-father tries to kill husband, but is defeated.

ÞorstB 196 ch. 12.

V61.8.

Burial in grave-mound.

cf. E481.3
HHu II in BuggeE 198;
Dropl ch. 11;
Eyrb ch. 37;
Laxd ch. 28;
GíslaS ch. 14;
GullÞ ch. 14;
Hell 9, 34, 35 ch. 6, 15, 16;
HrafnkelF ch. 8;
Ldb ch. 25, 38, 39, 74, 90, 92, 122, 125 (= BárðSn 13 ch. 6), 131, 134, 169, 369, 12 n., 142 n.;
Hkr Prologus;
Ys ch. 8, 23ff.;
ÞorstB 197 ch. 12;
ÞorstUxaf 214 (FMS III 101; FjÍsl 396; (Ísl. Forns III (1883) 129));
Svaða þáttr (Ísl. Forns III (1883) 436) (FMS II 195);
Ágrip ch. 6 in FMS V 384;
Svarfd ch. 7;
Flóam ch. 8, 9, 18;
ÞórðarH ch. 13, 19, 20;
Óláfs þáttr Geirstaðaálfs in FMS X 212;
ÓláfTr in Flb I 403;
Herv 14, 101 (FAS I 429, 448, 489, 499, 508-09, 517);
Sögubr 24 ch. 9 (FAS I 386-87);
Uppl 456-57 ch. 1-2 (FAS I 104-05);
Völs ch. 1 (FAS I 115), cf. 2, 84, 116;
RagnarS ch. 4, 5 in Hb 465, 467 (FAS I 356, 360);
HrólfKr 107 ch. 34 (FAS I ch. 52);
ÖOdd 16-17, 76-77, 94-95, 101, 105-06, 186-87 (ch. III 1-2, XXIII 3, XXVIII 1, XXIX 16, XXX 8, XLIV 10; FAS II 169 (508), 200 (530), 209 (535-36), 215, 221-22, 292 (556));
HálfH IV 3, VI 4 (FAS II 28, 30);
Friðþj I 8-11, XII 12 (FAS II 65, 98, 488-89);
ÁnB 340, 354 ch. 4, 6;
ÞorstVík 410 ch. 11;
GHrólf 246, 321, 332, 344, 348 ch. 3, 29, 31, 33, 34;
HjÖlv 510 ch. 21;
HálfdBr 587-88 ch. 15;
SörlaSt 433 ch. 14;
HrólfG 46 ch. 28 (FAS III 139; 71 ch. 5);
EgÁsm VI 10 ff., XII 2(FAS III 376-78, 389), cf. introd. xxv-ix;
Vígl 73-74 ch. 16;
ViktorBl in ZDPh XXVI 13-14;
HálfdB 10 ch. 6;
SkáldH 30 ch. 9;
GunnarK 245;
VestfjGr 169;
Amb 178 ch. 38 (37);
Úlfh ch. 3;
AtlaÓ 18-19 ch. 15;
Villif 85 ch. 40;
Stark 102 ch. 26;
Saxo lib. I c. VIII 17, lib. III c. III 7-8, c. IV 15, lib. IV c. II 4, lib. V c. VIII 1, etc.;
cf. Vries# 18, 26;
Weinhold 490 ff.

V65.2.

Drinking festival in memory of the dead, »drekka erfi«.

Sinfj in BuggeE 202,;
Atlam 75 in BuggeE 304;
Völs ch. 10, 40 (38), 43 (41);
RagnarL ch. 19 (20) (FAS I 294-95);
Herv 36, 85-88, 141-45 (FAS I 490-95);
Sögubr 14 ch. 5 (FAS I 376);
HrólfG 25 ch. 16 (FAS III 71-72, 105, 112);
ÖOdd 26, 107-08 (ch. IV, XXXI 8; FAS II 174, 223-24);
KetilH 122 ch. 3;
GHrólf 349 ch. 34;
SörlaSt 433 ch. 14;
HjÖlv 456 ch. 2;
IllGr 659 ch. 6;
Þiðr II 358;
Egils þáttr Síðu-Hallssonar ok TófaV in FMS V 327-28;
ÞorstB 183 ch. 5;
Úlf 158;
HringH 29 ch. 12;
Vilm 199 ch. 24;
NikL 3-6 ch. 1, 3;
Andr 84, 85;
Saxo lib. III c. II 11, III 1;
in family sagas as:
 Eyrb ch. 54/
 Laxd ch. 27/
 Svarfd ch. 11/
 etc./
 cf. GrønbechVFO IV 126;
Weinhold 500.

V67.1.

Ornaments, weapons, etc. buried with hero.

HrafnkelF 137 ch. 10;
Svarfd ch. 7, 11;
Ágrip ch. 6 in FMS X 384;
ÓláfTr ch. 29 FMS I 47;
Óláfs þáttr Geirstaðaálfs FMS IV 27, X 215;
ÞorstB 197-98 ch. 12-13;
HrólfKr 107 ch. 34 (FAS I ch. 52);
EgÁsm VI 10, VII 11 (FAS III 376, 378-79);
ÖOdd 101, 106 (ch. XXIX 16, XXXI 1; FAS II 215, 222);
Friðþj XII 12 (FAS II 98);
GHrólf 246, 348 ch. 3, 34;
HálfdB 10 ch. 6;
Villif 85 ch. 40;
ViktorBl in ZDPh XXVI 13-14;
Andr 79, 84;
Weinhold 493.

V332.

Baptism of heathen.

ÞorstB 195-97 ch. 12;
Tóka 137-38 (FMS V 303);
Nornag 48, 76-78 ch. 1, 9-10 (Flb I 346, 357-58; FAS I 314, 339-41);
ÖOdd 112-14 (ch. XXXIII, FAS II 226-48, 537-38);
EiríkV 32 ch. 2 (FAS III 662-67, 671);
BárðSn 36-37 ch. 17;
ÁsmFl 176;
Part 26;
cf. Völs ch. 13;
Herv 14, 102 (FAS I 429-30, 517);
RagnarL ch. 7 (6) (FAS I 251);
ÖOdd 4-5, 126 (FAS II 162, 504; ch. I 6);
BárðSn 2, 24 ch. 1, 11;
Steins þáttr Skaptasonar in Flb II 264 (FMS IV 318; FjÍsl 315);
ÞorstTj Flb III 433 (FjÍsl 432);
Bevers 253 ch. 29;
Mars 3-4, 12 ch. 1, 4;
newborn baby is »vatni ausinn« and given name by its father:
 Vries 80.

Z358.

Only one person able to drink of horn.

ÞorstB 194, 196 ch. 10, 12.