Medieval Scandinavian Motif Database

Bibliography for: DgF

Danmarks gamle Folkeviser, ed. Sv. Grundtvig, Axel Olrik, and H. Grüner-Nielsen, Copenhagen 1853 ff. [Quoted by numbers, citations with the volume indicated refer to pages]. Del 1: http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/fs1/object/display/bsb10478599_00001.html ; Del 2: http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/fs1/object/display/bsb10478600_00001.html ; Del 3: http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/fs1/object/display/bsb10478601_00005.html .

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D1355.19.

Magic writings, »rúnar«, produce love.

cf. D1900.
Skírn 36;
Eg LXXII 11-17, LXXVI 3;
Völs ch. 21 (20) st. 10 (= Sigrdr 9);
ÞorstVík 434 ch. 18;
SturlSt 634-35 ch. 22;
cf. DgF no. 6, 73-81;
Saxo lib. III c. IV 4 =
Herrm 239;
MC 298,
Vries 190.

E361.

Return from the dead to stop weeping.

cf. HHu II 45 =
Saussaye 295;
Laxd LXXVI 20-23 (dream);
Klare 7;
DgF 90.

F531.3.13.1.

Giant carries prodigious hunting prey (bear, whales).

HálfdE ch. XVII 15 (FAS III 546);
ÞorstVík 425 ch. 15;
ÁsmFl 172;
Stark 20 ch. 6;
Fertram ch. 10.
cf. Boberg 1945 4 ad DgF 18.

F614.2.

Strong man uproots tree and uses it as weapan.

cf. F621.
Þiðr II 362;
Kóngab 3-4;
KáraK 16 ch. 7;
Saxo lib. VII c. II 9/
cf. lib. V c. XIII 4 =
Herrm 479;
DgF 191/
cf. DgF III 790-91.

F997.1.

Sword is spoken to as to human being.

cf. D1610.9.
KetilH 138-39 ch. 5;
DgF 10.

M255.

Deathbed promise concerning the second wife.

cf. T141.1.
Þiðr II 256-57;
DgF 135.

Q434.3.

Fettering to post or oak.

Reykd ch. 21 (post);
ÁnB 328 ch. 2 (oak);
Sigurðr permits himself to be fettered to lindentree:
 Þiðr II 11-12/
 cf. DgF 7.

T61.3.

At betrothal maid makes shirt for her lover.

cf. ÖOdd 74 ff. (ch. XXII 5 ff.);
DgF 131.

T81.6.

Girl kills herself after lover's death.

cf. T211.2.
Herv 2;
Völs ch. 33 (31);
Saxo lib. VII c. VII 14-15 =
Herrm 493;
DgF 20.

T481.5.

King takes subject's wife while her husband is sent away.

Þáttr af Sigurði slefu in Flb I 19-21 (FMS III 83-88) =
ÞórðarH ch. 2;
Þiðr II 158;
DgF 145.