- Bristol:
Joseph Cottle. 1797. pp. 265–286. "The Lay of Svipdag: The Lay of
Fjolsvith". The
Poetic Edda. Vol. 1.
Translated by Hollander, Lee M. (2nd ed.)....
- the
exchange between the two,
Svipdagr asks what the wall is called.
Fjolsvith replies that it is
called Gastropnir and adds that he
built it out of...
- 2024-05-01.
Retrieved 2020-09-28. Thorpe, Benjamin, ed. (1907). "The Lay of
Fjolsvith". The
Elder Edda of
Saemund Sigfusson.
Translated by Thorpe, Benjamin...
-
Fjolsvith spake: "Lævatein is there, that Lopt with
runes Once made by the
doors of death; In Lægjarn's
chest by
Sinmora lies it, And nine
locks fasten...
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Henry Adams Bellows translation:
Svipdag spake: "Now
answer me,
Fjolsvith, the
question I ask, For now the
truth would I know: What
maidens are they that...
- tell him what the name of the tree
whose branches reach over
every land.
Fjolsvith responds that: This
stanza is
followed by
another where Svipdagr asks...
