- þáttr, one set in the Faroes, and in one
Hemingr uses a
spear to
achieve the feat,
rather than an arrow.
Hemingr later takes revenge by
shooting the king...
- of the
Scanian chieftain Strut-Harald, and a
brother of Jarl Sigvaldi,
Hemingr and Tófa.
Thorkell was the
chief commander of the
Jomsvikings and the legendary...
- the
defeat of four
kings named Véi, Vei,
Hunding (Hundingr), and
Heming (
Hemingr). Then, in
Heidemark (approximately the
modern region of
Hedemarken in...
- U 143: Jórunnr had the
bridges made in
memory of her husbandman; and
Hemingr and
Jarlabanki in
memory of Ingifastr; Ástríðr in
memory of Ingvarr, an...
- by
Helga in
memory of her
husband Svertingr and her sons
Eysteinn and
Hemingr. The text ends with "and Ígulfastr," who is
understood as
being the runemaster...
- her
grandchildren Jarlabanke and Häming (
Hemingr) in
memory of her sons
Ingifastr (Jarlabanke's and
Hemingr's father) and Ingvar.
Ingifastr is her son...
-
runemaster Åsmund Kåresson. It was
raised by a
father and mother, Tófa and
Hemingr, in
memory of
their son, Gunnarr, who died "among the Gr****s", and it is...
-
tribute and on 17 June they
killed Eggihard, the
count of this place, and
Hemingr, the son of Halfdan, with many others, and laid
waste Dorestad and went...
- Heming1 Old Norse: Hæmingr The name is
often said to be
identical with ON
hemingr which meant "the skin on the
backside of an animal's leg" and
which was...
- (Jarlabanke's father) in
memory of his wife Ragnfríðr,
together with his son
Hemingr (Jarlabanke's half-brother). ×
inkifastr Ingifastr × lit let × rista...
