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Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“There was a man named Kolbein, and his surname was Arnljot's son ; he was a man from Drontheim ; he sailed out to Iceland that same summer in which Kolskegg and Njal's sons went abroad.”
middel sikkerhed“" Arnor Omolfs son, of Forswaterwood," said Hildigunna, " had done less wrong towards Thord Frey's priest thy father ; and yet thy brothers Kolbein and Egil slew him at Skaptarfells-Thing."”
høj sikkerhed“Just at that very time Kari and Kolbein and David the white came to Hrossey unawares to all men.”
høj sikkerhed“There he gave over the ship of burden to Kolbein and David, and Kolbein sailed in that ship to Norway, but David stayed behind in the Fair Isle.”
høj sikkerhed“The son of Burning-Flosi was Kolbein, who has been the most famous man of any of that stock.”
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