Anglo Saxon And Norse Poems
Anglo Saxon And Norse Poems
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; (2) the frequent verse conclusion v^ ^; e. G. 2, 1 ; 10, 2; 14, 1 ; 15, 2, etc. ; (3) the construction saxi ok me& sver&i, etc. , strophes 2, 7. Some of these, if they 1 Eddica Minora (Dortmund, 1903), p. Xiii ; cf. Also Heinzel, ' Ueber die Hervararsaga ' in Sitzungsherichte der philoaophisch-historuchen Classe der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften (Vienna), Vol. Cxiv, p. 457.
2 Cf. 'Ueber die Hervararsaga, ' p. 449 ff.
BATTLE OF THE GOTHS AND HUNS 143 are not of foreign origin, must ...be regarded as indications of considerable antiquity. S/calhr, although bearing the re- quired sense both in England and Germany, is used in Norse elsewhere only in the sense of ' rogue '^ There are many expressions used in the poem which recall Atlahvi&a, Helgakvitfa Hundingsbana II and other early heroic poems. Some of these will be pointed out in the notes below. We may notice too the curious resemblance between the opening of this poem and that of the Atlakvi&a. In each case a messenger (seggr) is sent by a prince to the hall of his enemy to demand an interview.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; (2) the frequent verse conclusion v^ ^; e. G. 2, 1 ; 10, 2; 14, 1 ; 15, 2, etc. ; (3) the construction saxi ok me& sver&i, etc. , strophes 2, 7. Some of these, if they 1 Eddica Minora (Dortmund, 1903), p. Xiii ; cf. Also Heinzel, ' Ueber die Hervararsaga ' in Sitzungsherichte der philoaophisch-historuchen Classe der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften (Vienna), Vol. Cxiv, p. 457.
2 Cf. 'Ueber die Hervararsaga, ' p. 449 ff.
BATTLE OF THE GOTHS AND HUNS 143 are not of foreign origin, must ...be regarded as indications of considerable antiquity. S/calhr, although bearing the re- quired sense both in England and Germany, is used in Norse elsewhere only in the sense of ' rogue '^ There are many expressions used in the poem which recall Atlahvi&a, Helgakvitfa Hundingsbana II and other early heroic poems. Some of these will be pointed out in the notes below. We may notice too the curious resemblance between the opening of this poem and that of the Atlakvi&a. In each case a messenger (seggr) is sent by a prince to the hall of his enemy to demand an interview.
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