Scandinavian Relations With Ireland During the Viking
Scandinavian Relations With Ireland During the Viking
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1 Vilbald, a descendant of Kjarval, King of Ossory, had a ship called Kuthi, cf. Landndmabok, IV. , ch. N. Todd (War of the Gaedhil with the Gaill, p. 299, 11. ) suggests Ir. Cuthach.
2 According to Jans Saga, hins Helga, ch. 14 (Biskupa Sogur I. , Kaupmannahofn, 1858) King Magnus Barelegs sent an Icelander with other hostages to King Myrkjartan of Connacht. When they arrived there, one of the Norsemen addressed the King in these words : " Male diarik, " to which the King replied " Olgeira raga...U, " i. E. , Jr. , olc aer adh r a gall, (it is a bad thing to be cursed by a Norseman. ) 3 minnthak was the name given by Hjbrleif s Irish thralls to the mixture of meal and butter which they compounded while on board ship on their way to Iceland. They said it was good for quenching thirst. Cf. LandndmaMk, I. , ch. 6.
Cf. Whitley Stokes, op. Cit. , pp. 186 191.
46 THE VIKING PERIOD Personal Name. Dubhan. Dubhthach.
Ditfansdalir ; Ir.
Dufthaksholt ; Ir.
also Dujthakskor ; etc.
Kalmansd ; Ir. Colmdn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Vilbald, a descendant of Kjarval, King of Ossory, had a ship called Kuthi, cf. Landndmabok, IV. , ch. N. Todd (War of the Gaedhil with the Gaill, p. 299, 11. ) suggests Ir. Cuthach.
2 According to Jans Saga, hins Helga, ch. 14 (Biskupa Sogur I. , Kaupmannahofn, 1858) King Magnus Barelegs sent an Icelander with other hostages to King Myrkjartan of Connacht. When they arrived there, one of the Norsemen addressed the King in these words : " Male diarik, " to which the King replied " Olgeira raga...U, " i. E. , Jr. , olc aer adh r a gall, (it is a bad thing to be cursed by a Norseman. ) 3 minnthak was the name given by Hjbrleif s Irish thralls to the mixture of meal and butter which they compounded while on board ship on their way to Iceland. They said it was good for quenching thirst. Cf. LandndmaMk, I. , ch. 6.
Cf. Whitley Stokes, op. Cit. , pp. 186 191.
46 THE VIKING PERIOD Personal Name. Dubhan. Dubhthach.
Ditfansdalir ; Ir.
Dufthaksholt ; Ir.
also Dujthakskor ; etc.
Kalmansd ; Ir. Colmdn.
What to read after Scandinavian Relations With Ireland During the Viking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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