[323]. The son’s death.
[324]. Ægir, who brewed ale for the Asar.
[325]. This passage means—“If I could get my son avenged, Ægir would fare badly.”
[326]. The upheaver of the waves was the wind = Kari; his brother was Ægir.
[327]. Plank-bane = ship-destroyer; i.e., Ægir.
[328]. Egil being old, Bödvar is called the family shield or protector.
[329]. Dwellings of joy (Valhalla).
[330]. Alfheim was given to Frey as a tooth-fee.
[331]. Here we see that Svartálfar are Dvergar.
[332]. From this it is supposed that Loki had come in the shape of a fly to make them lose the wager.