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Eirik the
White Rúrik
Haraldsson as
Magnus the
lawgiver Bjørn
Floberg as
Sighvat Raimund Harmstorf as
Valgard Egill Ólafsson as Hrut the
bowman Magnús Ólafsson...
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Sigvatr Þórðarson or
Sighvatr Þórðarson or
Sigvat the
Skald (995–1045) was an
Icelandic skald. He was a
court poet to King Olaf II of Norway, as well as...
- line is the
normalized Old
Norse version. ⁓ el^likr
Erlingr · sikuaþs
Sighvats : so^n:r sonr · ok ok · baan^ne
Bjarni : torta^r Þórðar son sonr...
- isin sinn, sinn, × auk ok ok × iftiʀ
eptir æftiʀ ×
isikat Sighvat,
Sighvat, (s)un son sun isin sinn. sinn. × × hulmfriʀ × -it --isa × istain...
- Medcalf,
Clive Mendus,
Stefan Metz,
Cesar Sarachu,
Matthew Scurfield, Ásta
Sighvats 1999 The
Vertical Line
Simon McBurney and John
Berger Simon McBurney and...
-
hunters named on the
stone in this region. ⁓ el^likr
Erlingr · sikuaþs
Sighvats : so^n:r sonr · ok ok · baan^ne
Bjarni : torta^r Þórðar son sonr...
- Tryggvi.
Excerpts of the poem,
usually attributed to Canute's
court poet
Sighvat Thordarson, were
preserved in Heimskringla: For fame eager,
forth fared...
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According to
Njals Saga, he was the son of
Sighvat the Red, but Landnámabók ****erts that Mord was
Sighvat's grandson. Mord was the
father of Unn Mordardottir...
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Tryggvason and
tried to
conquer Norway in 1033. It is
usually attributed to
Sighvat Thordarson, a
skald and
court poet of
Canute the Great. The only surviving...
- have
married Sighvat the Red, a
nobleman from
Halogaland who
settled in Bolstad,
Iceland near
Ketil Trout's landtaking.
Rannveig and
Sighvat had a number...
