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Motif-Index of Early Icelandic Literature
F1041.21.2. Man swells from excessive grief Eg LXXVIII 14; Vols ch. 31 (29). Cf.
LiestølUpph 167.
F1041.21.3. Refusal to eat from excessive grief. Eg LXXVIII 14 ff.; Vols ch. 31 (29),
cf. T71; HjOlv 511-14 ch. 21; t>i3r II 249-53; Part 29.
F1041.21.4. Man cries at hearing of friend’s death. t>i5r II 358.
F1041.21.5. Men senseless from grief at hearing of father's death: one doesn’t feel
that he cuts himself with his knife (spear); the other presses dice so that he bleeds.
RagnarL ch. 16 (FAS I 284-86) = Saxo lib. IX c. V 2-3, Herrm 655.
F1041.21.7. Swooning from grief SorlaSt 434 ch. 15; HjOlv 505 ch. 19; HålfdE IX
3 (FAS HI 532); Vigl 64, 73 ch. 11, 15; ÅsmS llb-h; J>i6r 1187; HaraldHr 268;
Bevers 234 ch. 16. Cf. HrolfKr 12 ch. 3 (FAS 111): Signy.
F1045. Night spent in tree. Orkn 104 ch. 40; LorstB 181 ch. 4; cf. Sigb ch. 12; Olf 189.
F1061. Flame as miraculous index. Cf. D1271; E742; F1041.16.1; H41.3; V222.1-2.
LorstUxaf 259 (FMS HI 128), cf. Alan L. Binns in Saga-Book of the Viking-Society
XIV 55 ff.
F1061.4. Flame indicates piace where innocent person was murdered. Orkn 324 ch. 109.
F1068. Realistic dream. Cf. J157. Reykd ch. 19.
F1068.1. Tokens from dream. Man brings objects received during dream. Cf. D812.8;
D812.12.1. Gulli? ch. 3; OlåfTr ch. 200 in FMS II 147; ForstUxaf 253-55 (FMS
HI 114-19, Fjlsl 447-51); GHrélf 313 ch. 27; RémK 12-23 ch. 5-8. Cf. APhS
XIII 10; Gering I 62: spear found after direction in dream.
F1068.2. Wound received in dream. Ålafl 106 ch. XII 1-4.
F1068.2.1. Man is maltreated in dream so that he feels it next day. BårdSn 44-45 ch.
21: blinded; Sigb ch. 7: headache from stroke; Horarins b- Nefj in FMS V 319
(Fjlsl 362-63): mark of goldpenny in the hånd.
F1068.2.2. Fight in dream, with real result. HorstUxaf 253-55 (FMS III 114-19).
F1071. Prodigious jump. Cf. F684; N513.1. HålfdBr 578 ch. 9; JarlmH 41 ch. 23;
Horgr 18-19 ch. 4; SigrgFr 68 ch. 8.
F1088. Extraordinary escapes. Cf. D2088.
F1088.3. Extraordinary escape from drowning. Cf. F420.5.1.1.1; R138.
F1096. Person lives on after being cut through by sword.
F1096.2. Person lives on with intestines exposed. Saxo lib. VI c. VII 9-14 = Herrm
436.
F1096.3. Severed head bites earth. Saxo lib. VIII c. VIII 12 = Herrm 565.
F1098. Object miraculously mended.
F1098.0.1. Object miraculously broken. Cf. Bisk II 127: silver cup miraculously
divided.