Sutherland And Caithness in Saga-Time
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] [Footnote 12: _Magnus Saga the Longer_, c. 10 to 28. _O. S. _, c. 46 to55. There is little doubt but that Magnus was the Scottish candidatefor Caithness, and Hakon the Norse favourite, and Hakon had to conquerCat. ] [Footnote 13: Who was Dufnjal? What does "_firnari en broethrungr_"mean? Who was Duncan the Earl? Possibly the Norse expressionmeans half first cousin, and if Dufnjal was Earl Duncan's son, therelationship was through Malcolm III, and Dufnjal was a son of KingDuncan II, called "Du...ncan the Earl, " of whom, however, the _O. S. _and _Longer Magnus Saga_ say nothing in this connection. But seeHenderson, _Norse Influence, &c. _, p. 26 contra. ] [Footnote 14: Paplay, Thora's home, was probably in Firth Parish inmainland, near Finstown. _Short Magnus Saga_, c. 18, not "twenty, " buttwenty-one years after his death. See _O. S. _, c. 60. But vide Tudor_O. And S. _, pp. 251-2 and 348. See also Anderson's Introduction, p. Xc, to Hjaltalin and Goudie's _O. S. Contra. _] [Footnote 15: _Viking Club Miscellany_, vol.
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] [Footnote 12: _Magnus Saga the Longer_, c. 10 to 28. _O. S. _, c. 46 to55. There is little doubt but that Magnus was the Scottish candidatefor Caithness, and Hakon the Norse favourite, and Hakon had to conquerCat. ] [Footnote 13: Who was Dufnjal? What does "_firnari en broethrungr_"mean? Who was Duncan the Earl? Possibly the Norse expressionmeans half first cousin, and if Dufnjal was Earl Duncan's son, therelationship was through Malcolm III, and Dufnjal was a son of KingDuncan II, called "Du...ncan the Earl, " of whom, however, the _O. S. _and _Longer Magnus Saga_ say nothing in this connection. But seeHenderson, _Norse Influence, &c. _, p. 26 contra. ] [Footnote 14: Paplay, Thora's home, was probably in Firth Parish inmainland, near Finstown. _Short Magnus Saga_, c. 18, not "twenty, " buttwenty-one years after his death. See _O. S. _, c. 60. But vide Tudor_O. And S. _, pp. 251-2 and 348. See also Anderson's Introduction, p. Xc, to Hjaltalin and Goudie's _O. S. Contra. _] [Footnote 15: _Viking Club Miscellany_, vol.
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