Earl Gilli

Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) (nedskrevet ca. 1280 om begivenheder ca. 960-1020; Dasents oversættelse 1861) · 6 omtaler

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

“Earl Sigurd bade to his feast at Yule Earl Gilli, Ids brother-in-law, out of the Southern Isles ; he had to wife Swanlauga, Earl Sigurd's sister , and then too came to see Earl Sigurd that king from Ireland whose name was Sigtrygg.”

høj sikkerhed

“Earl Gilli in the Southern Isles dreamed that a man came to him and said his name was Hostfinn, and told him he was come from Ireland.”

høj sikkerhed

“Thence they held on north to Coll, and found Earl Gilli there, and he greeted them well, and there thev staved with him a while.”

høj sikkerhed

“Flosi offered fifteen men of his band to go on the voyage, and the Earl accepted them, but Flosi fared with Earl Gilli to the Southern Isles. Thorstein, the son of Hall of the Side, went along with Earl Sigurd, and Hrafn the red, and Erling of Straumey.”

middel sikkerhed

“Kari was one of Earl Sigurd's body-guard, and had just been gathering scatts in the Southern Isles from Earl Gilli. Now Kari asks them to go to Hrossey,* and said the Earl would take to them well.”

middel sikkerhed