Tófa Sigvatsdóttir, daughter of the poet Sigvatr Þórðarson — Sigv Lv 19/4. Tryggvi Óláfsson, Norwegian petty king, father of Óláfr Tryggvason — Hfr Óldr 3/2 ...

... Edith Marold et al. in SkP 3: 283. 4.1 The erasure of king's ritual role ... Tófa; worthy is your will. The wise, mind-bold brother of Haraldr [= Óláfr] ...

... Tófa—your will is glorious! Haraldr's wise, courageous brother held my child ... Edited by Edith Marold et al. in SkP I, 305–6 (st. 17). 45. Ström ...

... Tófa, whom the King had honoured by acting as her godfather. In this case a Christian ritual has inspired the scald to a beautiful poetic expression, in his ...

name Tófa recorded in a runic inscription, supporting the view that the ... Edith (ed.). 2012. 'Ynglingatal', in Whaley (2012), pp. 3–60. Marwick, Hugh ...

Tófa is the daughter of a jarl Bjarmar, of uncertain nation. Höfundr is the son of Guðmundr, king of Glasisvellir (Glittering Plains)—a place known from.

... Edith Marold, “Kviðuháttr,” in Reallexikon der germanischen Altertumskunde, eds. ... Tófa, as Sigvatr did Óláfr's son 34 35 36 37 76. Hummer, Visions of Kinship ...

and Tófa. Give me the sharp sword from out of the mound, the one that the ... fair as a lily, eyes as bright as gemstones and cheeks like roses, but ...

Edith here is Edeva the fair: see 1,62-64;67-73 (ARR). See also 1,61 ... Little Domesday Touilt, from Old Norse hypothetical Tófa-Hildr, 'Hildr the ...

We know nothing of Sigvatr's private life, except that he had a daughter called Tófa, who had King Óláfr himself as her godfather (Sigv Lv 19). Sigvatr's ...