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. 42. 53-4. Then the vision bade Sverrir sit down and eat, placing the [roasted] man before him. . . . "Thou wilt and shalt eat, for so wills He who governs all things." . . . the longer he ate, the less disgust he seemed to feel at eating the remainder. Coming to the head, he was about to eat it also; but the man . . . told him to cease eating, and took the head himself. Sverrir's unwillingness to leave off now seemed to him little less than his former unwillingness to begin, but the stronger man had his way [sic].
ÍM 268. RÍKUR Jafnan segir enn ríkri ráð. M ríkur: voldugur Ríkari verður að ráða. FJ Hinn ríkari verður ráð að segja. E
FJ Proverb word 334. Page 181. ríkr (jfr heima) – jafnan segir enn ríkri ráð Mhk 23; jfr Eirspennill 47. ‘Altid er det den mægtigste (af to), der giver råd (?: med myndighed), hvis ikke segja ráð her er en blot omskrivning for ráða ‘råde’. Det samma findes i prosa således: hinn ríkari verðr at segja Clár 15 (247). Sammen hængen her taler bestemt for den sidst anførte opfattelse. = GJ: Ríkari verðr (hlýtr) að ráða.
TPMA 4. 460. GEWALT/pouvoir (subts./power 1. Der Mächtigere entscheidet (setzt seinen Willen durch) Nord. 1 En sá réð, Es ríkri vas Aber derjenige entschied, der mächtiger war SÓLARLJÓÐ 36, 4 (= GERING S. 11). 2 Jafnan segir enn ríkri ráð Immer sagt der Mächtigere, was zu tun ist (wörtl.: die Beschlüsse) MÁLSHÁTTAKVÆÐI 23, 1 (= JÓNSSON, ARKIV 334. JÓNSSON 137). 3 Stare penes libitum satagit vis celsa qui ritum. – Ee wil waaldh sijn wiliæ haffwæ Die hohe Gewalt der Quiriten will bei ihrer Willkür verharren. – Gewalt will immer ihren Willen haben LÅLE 1017. 4 Hinn ríkari verðr ráð at segja Der Mächtigere kann sagen, was zu tun ist (wörtl.: den Beschluss) CLÁRI SAGA 15, 5 (= JÓNSSON, ARKIV 334).

2. THE GRÝLA EFFECT; TROLLS AND DYNR -- THE DARK AND THREATENING HUMOR OF THE (AUTO-)BIOGRAPHER:
[1] ÍF XXX. 15. 26. Var þeim mönnum settr inn sami markaðr sem inum fyrrum, því at hvárirtveggju ætlaðu til Ívars at fara ef eigi kœmi troll milli húss ok heimar.5 5troll milli húss ok heima: óvættur fyrir dyrum úti.
Saga of King Sverri. 15. 19. Both fleets were intending to join Ivar, if there came no 'trolls in the way between the outhouse and home.'
[2] ÍF XXX. 156. 237. Skútur Bagla reru upp í ána ok fyrir bœinn svá at þeir lögðu allt upp til Skellingarhellu. En þeir réðu eigi til landgöngu við Bröttueyri ok þótti þar óhreint fyrir er þeir kenndu at Sigrflugan var á lofti.1 1óhreint fyrir AE, reimt fyrir Sk, troll fyrir dyrum F. – Sigrflugan: merki Sverris konungs.
Saga of King Sverri. 156. 195. The Bagals rowed their cutters into the river in front of the town, and placed them all the way up to Skellingarhella; they decided not to make a landing on Brott-eyri, for they thought it like a house door beset with trolls when they recognised the Sigrfluga aloft there.
[3] ÍF XXX. 175. 272. "Ok þá mynda ek eigi vita nema Baglar gengi af berginu, ok mætti þeir koma milli húss ok búanda."
Saga of King Sverri. 175. 225. "I expect the Bagals will then come down from the rock; so we shall place some of our troops in ambush close to it, and 'trolls will come between house and yeomen.'" The Icelandic contains an allusion to the proverbial phrase, troll milli húss ok heimar, which Sephton as translator has chosen to expand from reference to the full phrase itself.
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ÍF XXX. 23. 38. Erlingr jarl var þá í Víkinni austr ok spurði þetta. Hann lét þegar bjóða út leiðangri á bak jólum ok hugðisk mundu koma þeim dyn fyrir dyrr ok teppa þá inni í dölunum ok2 taka þá í kvíum sem sauði til skurðar. 2koma – ok: þannig EFSk, vantar í A. Orðtakið merkir að koma óvörum, gera dyn fyrir dyrum úti.
Saga of King Sverri. 23. 29. At this time Earl Erling was staying east in Vik, and heard of these proceedings. Immediately after Yule he summoned a levy, thinking to make a din at the door of the Birkibeins, and shut them up in the Dales, like sheep in pens ready for slaughter.
ÍF XXX. 76. 118. Konungr segir svá at hann vill ekki þá letja ok kvað þat líkara at Heklungar myndu vera konungi sínum litlir til varnar ef þeir vakna svefnœrir, – "Mun þeim mjök á felmt verða þá er vér komum þeim dyn fyrir dyrr. "5 5þeim – dyrr: EFSk, vantar í A; orðtakið er notað um að koma á óvart með ófriði, sbr. b.s 38 nm.
Saga of King Sverri. 76. 96. And the King answered that he would not prevent them. "It is likely," he said, "that the Heklungs will be of little use in defence of their King if they are roused up drowsy and drunk; and they will be terrified when we make a din at their doors."
ÍF XXX. 15. 25. En höfðingja þeir sem eftir váru hljópu hingat ok þingat sem mýss í holur.
Saga of King Sverri. 15. 18. . . .while the chiefs who escaped from the battle ran hither and thither like mice to their holes.
ÍF XXX. 15. 26. Þeir fengu þess konar kaupferð at þeir seldu klæði sín ok vápn í mót knúskan ok illleikni, létu ok allt laust þat er þeir höfðu fémætt.
Saga of King Sverri. 15. 19. Their crews did some trade--trade of this kind: they bartered their clothes and weapons for knocks and shame. They lost everything of value they possessed, . . .
ÍF XXX. 17. 29-30. Þar váru þrjú hundruð manna at því boði, en þó kómu fleiri en boðit væri. Birkibeinar sóttu ok til kirkjumessu ok bjoggusk þá til orrostu.
Saga of King Sverri. 17. 22. Three hundred were bidden, but more than three hundred attended; for the Birkibeins came to the festival, all prepared for battle.
ÍF XXX. 17. 30. Nú taka þeir veizlu er óboðit kómu, en hinir váru brot eltir er búa létu.
Saga of King Sverri. 17. 22. And now the unbidden guests were they that enjoyed the feast, and they that prepared it were chased away.
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