Earl Sigurd

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 1 (Dasent 1861)

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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.”

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“This event happened in the Orkneys, that Hareck thought he saw Earl Sigurd, and some men with him. Then Hareck took his horse and rode to meet the Earl.”

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“Then Earl Sigurd turns his host thither, and the name of that place is Duncansness, above which they met, and it came to a great battle between them.”

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“Earl Sigurd knew the man that had done the deed, and called out — " Seize Kari and kill him."”

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“"Hrafn the red !" called out Earl Sigurd, " Bear thou the banner."”

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