[474]. Perhaps this means the sea.

[475]. We are not told about the Hersir.

[476]. Kund—a son, a kinsman.

[477]. Kon-ung = Konung = Kung = King.

[478]. Everlasting runes, probably more powerful runes than ordinary—runes that may have been only known to few.

[479]. To calm the sea by spell.

[480]. Some people were supposed to understand the language of birds.

[481]. From this we see that the business of a young king was war.

[482]. See p. [525].

[483]. Greyiom: this is the dative form which is grey in nominative; the form grey hund also occurs (Fornmanna Sögur xi. 10.)