The vain and covetous Thurida, sister of the pon- tiff Snorro, and wife of Thorodd, desiring to behold these

.%#) Jorunna Mannvitsbrekka, Vallhjovus m, Thprstein, I Thurida, m.

went on board this vessel, and was waiting only for a favorable wind, when one morning, at break of day, Thurida

Tum Thurida virginem Groam ih lecti- cam deposuit, arripuit autem Pedimorsorem secumqye abstulit, relictaqve

Thurida Olavus Pavo Arnhjörnis f. (a) ux, Tliorgerda EpiKs f. _ I Kjartan, uxj 'Jiiurida niar.

In the night Thurida came with a short sword and aimed it at her husband as he lay in bed ; and his hands were

Filiœ H'ófkuldi crant Thurida, Thorgcrda, Hállgerda Snninbroka.

the winter guest of Olaf in Ice- land, and soon fell in love with that chieftain’s daughter, the beautiful Thurida

, and, learning that he was an Icelander, asked many questions about his acquaintance there, particularly Thurida

Thurida cic Hrefna pleraqve ex circa extulerant.