Bjorn

Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) (nedskrevet ca. 1280 om begivenheder ca. 960-1020; Dasents oversættelse 1861) · 9 omtaler

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Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)

“" I wish, then, that thou wilt take under thy safeguard this man whose name is Bjorn, and who has been in these slayings with me, and that thou wilt change farms with him, and give him a farm ready stocked here close by thee, and so hold thy hand over him that no vengeance may befall him ; but all this will be an easy matter for thee who art such a chief."”

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“There was a man named Flosi, he was the son of Thord Freyspriest.* Flosi had to wife Steinvora, daughter of * Thord was the son of Auzur, the son of Asbjorn Eyjangr the son of Bjorn, the son of Helgi, the son of Bjorn the roughfooted, the son of Grim, the Lord of Sogn.”

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“As for Bjorn, he had wounded three men who had tried to give Kari wounds, and yet he was never so far forward that he was in the least danger, nor was he wounded, nor was either of those companions hurt in that fight, but all those that got away were wounded.”

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“Bjorn asked when they would be coming back. " We shall stay near a week in Fleetlithe," said they ; and so they told him when they should be riding back on the fell.”

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“In this bout both Kari and Bjorn were wounded. Then Kettle of the Mark rushed at Kari, and thrust at him with his spear.”

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