Rhyme of Thorsteinn the Ox-foot # 66996
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Rhymes by Thorsteinn Uxafæti. Orktar by Árni Böðvarsson 1755.
Second edition. First published in Copenhagen in 1771. Rhymes by Þorsteinn Uxa-fæti, edited by Arna Bødvarsson. Published with a short translation of most of the Edda theories and names, which are used in them by Olaf Olafsson, and printed after Skaalldsinn's own writing.
1. I pray to the hawks of the army
fly here,
The wine of Fjölnir will bring me
as if after desire.
2. The wise Icelandic poets have chosen,
out of famous people,
offer people a son's soul
and sit in the poetry of the poets.
3. They were accustomed to cutting in a wide gap,
Accept the friendship of a loyal friend,
of the people who were injected
and loved those who said.
4. I have often consumed the evil witches
New council seeks fees
often carried a warm heart,
and denied sleep at night.
5. As if a flood were flowing,
fill the vessels with echoes,
then the liquid left its mark
the juice of sanctuaries.
Second edition. First published in Copenhagen in 1771. Rhymes by Þorsteinn Uxa-fæti, edited by Arna Bødvarsson. Published with a short translation of most of the Edda theories and names, which are used in them by Olaf Olafsson, and printed after Skaalldsinn's own writing.
1. I pray to the hawks of the army
fly here,
The wine of Fjölnir will bring me
as if after desire.
2. The wise Icelandic poets have chosen,
out of famous people,
offer people a son's soul
and sit in the poetry of the poets.
3. They were accustomed to cutting in a wide gap,
Accept the friendship of a loyal friend,
of the people who were injected
and loved those who said.
4. I have often consumed the evil witches
New council seeks fees
often carried a warm heart,
and denied sleep at night.
5. As if a flood were flowing,
fill the vessels with echoes,
then the liquid left its mark
the juice of sanctuaries.