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Bl 1.6. Deeds of dragons.
Bil.6.2. Dragon guards treasure. Fåfn, Grip 13 and Skåldsk ch. 48 (39) = Vols ch.
14, 18; Skj I 487); RagnarL ch. 2 (1) (FAS I 238); Nornag 57 ch. 4; GulIJi ch. 3;
HålfdE XXVI 12; SigrgFr 89 ch. 13; Sigt 146 ch. 17; VilhSj 27 ch. 13; Yngv
21-23; Lorsteins jx forvitna in Flb III 432 (Fjfsl 416); Blomst 42 ch. 25; Ector
ch. 8; Saxo lib. II c. I 2-3. Cf. Dag Strombåck in Svenska Landsmål h. 267,
Upps. 1955, p. 95-101 »Draken i Hjorungavåg«.
Bil.6.2.2. Serpentsplay withpreciousgreen stone. Cf. Hl349.3. Konr 68-80 ch. 9-10.
Bl 1.6.6. Dragon guards bridge to otherworld. Cf. A673. EirikV 33-34 ch. 3-4 (FAS
III 668-69); Konr 69, 73 ch. 9-10; cf. Heimslysing in Hb 153.
Bil.6.7. Dragon eats an ox at every meal. RagnarL ch. 2 (1); (y.) Bosa 62 ch. 16.
Bl 1.6.8. Dragon flies to its nest with human being. Li Or I 196, II 359, 361; (y.) OOdd
119 n.; FloresS XIX 6-7; ÅsmVik 8 ch. 3; Sigt ch. 13; Blomst 7, 37, 41 ch. 4,
24-25; Vald 54 ch. 1 (ZDPh XXVI 9). Cf. F. Panzer: Hilde-Gudrun, Halle
a. S. 1901, 190 ff.
Bil.6.8.1. Dragon flies away with lion. Cf. Bil.11.6.
Bil.8. Dragon as power of good. Dlnus 76-82.
Bl 1.11. Fight with dragon. Fåfn; Grip 11-13 (= Vols ch. 18); SnEPrologus ch. 3;
Skåldsk ch. 48 (39); Håttalykill ed. Skj I A 512, B 487; Skj I B 292; Njåla CXIX
46; Gullb 11-12 ch. 4; BjornHft ch. 5 (Boers’ ed. p. 12); RagnarL ch. 3 (2) =
RagnarS 458 (FAS I 239, 346); Nornag 65; (y.) OOdd 119; KetilH 111 ch. 1;
GHrolf 339 ch. 33; SorlaSt 424 ch. 8; Liør I 196, 308, II 271-75; Yngv 14, 21-23,
41-43; VilhSj ch. 13; SigrgFr 89 ch. 13 (ZDPh XXVI 16); Sigt ch. 17; ViktorBl
(in Jiriczek’s introd. to Bosa lxvi); Konr 63-64 ch. 6-7; FloresS XIX 7; Andr
74; Blomst 41-42 ch. 25; Ector ch. 10; Saxo lib. II c. I 2-3, lib. VI c. IV 10,
lib. VII c. VI 2, lib. VIII c. XV 9, lib. IX c. 12, IV 5 = Herrm 128, 407, 602, 634.
Cf. Heinzel 53.
Bil.11.4. Dragon fight in order to free princess. Cf. R 111. 1. 3. Skjold ch. 27 (28) =
RagnarL ch. 2 (1) = RagnarS 458 (FAS I 239, 346); (y.) Bosa 63; Saxo lib. VII
c. VI 2, lib. IX c. IV, Herrm 634.
Bil.11.5. Dragon fight in order to free man. (y.) (iOdd 119; Liør I 196-99; FloresS
XIX 6-9; Blomst ch. 25.
Bil.11.6. Dragon fight in order to free lion. Iven X 24 ff.; Liør II 361; Ector ch.
10; Sigt 141-43 ch. 16; VilhSj 26-27 ch. 13; Konr 66-67 ch. 8; KåraK 40^11
ch. 18.
Bl 3. Unicom, (y.) OOdd 121 (FAS II 233).
Bl 5. Animals with unusual limbs or members.
B15.3. Animal unusual as to his horns. Cf. B101.4; H1151.7.
Bl5.3.1. Many-horned animal.
B15.3.1.1. Three-horned deer.
B15.3.1.1.1.* Deer with ten horns, a crown on four of them. Skj II13 (Merlinusspå).
B15.3.1.3. Ox with three horns. SigrgFr 86 ch. 12.
B15.3.1.3.1. Ox with four horns. Laxd XXXI 8 ff.
B15.4. Animals with unusual eyes.
B15.4.4. Animal with human eyes (transformed man). Cf. H62.1.1.
Bl 5.5. Animal unusual as to his nose.