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R. Captives and Fugitives
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R35. Abductedprincess gives birth to child. Herv 124 (FAS I 455); Gautr 12-13 ch. 3
(ib. III 15-16); ÅsmS 13-14; FloresS V-VI; NikL 45-47 ch. 13.
R40. Places of captivity. Cf. T50.1.
R41. Captivity in tov/er (castle, prisori). Cf. Q433.
R41.3. Captivity in dungeon.
R41.3.1. Prison filled with snakes. Cf. Q465; R211.7.
R41.4. Groom as prisoner in his and giantess’s bridal chamber. JarlmH 41 ch. 23, cf.
G519.1.3.
R41.5. Abducted princess fettered in hall with 100 doors. Bridal bed for her and giant
in the midst. Cf. RI 11.2.3. Bosa 42-43 ch. 11 (FAS III 220).
R45. Captivity in mound {cave, hollow hili). Cf. F771.3.5; R53.1. Fi3r II 372-74;
Mågus 19-24 ch. 10-12.
R50. Conditions of captivity.
R51. Mistreatment of prisoner s.
R51.1. Prisoners starved. Cf. Q465.2.
R53. Captivity as refuge for the captive.
R53.1. Woman hidden in underground chamber, hili, or mud cabin. Cf. S123.5; T50.1;
T381. HrolfKr 47 ch. 17 (FAS I ch. 24); HålfdBr 565 ch. 3; OOdd 72 ff. (ch.
XXII; FAS II 198, 528); GHrolf 348-49 ch. 34; Fj Jon 22 ch. 8; Saxo lib. VII c. IX
2-16 = Herrm 502; cf. M. Moe: Samlede Skr. II 241 n.; W. Liungman: En
traditionsstudie over sagan om prinsessan i jordkulan, Goteborg 1925; Aarne
T870.
R53.2. Woman hidden in sacredplace which her lover is not supposed to dåre to enter.
FriObj III 2 (FAS II 68, 490 ch. 2).
R53.3. Giri locked up in order to postpone wedding. Cf. T50.1; T151. GHrolf 306
ch. 24.
R53.4. Faithful servant locks his master and his friend up in a little house built from
wood from their wrecked ships; they falsely think themselves betrayed. HjOlv
486-88 ch. 12-13.
R54. Hero locked up while his father is murdered. HålfdE IX 1-2 (FAS III 531-32).
R70. Behavior of captives. Cf. Hl 561.3.
R72. Defiant prisoners refuse to accept grace even from their father unless it is granted
them all. Cf. M165. ForvV in FMS 1257-59 (Fjlsl 480-82); F16resS ch. XXTTT-VT
= Lagerholm 170-74.
R74. Defeated warriors go into the conqueror’s service. Cf. M161.5. Njåla CLIII 16;
Vatnsd ch. V 20; HrolfG 45-46 ch. 28 (FAS III 137-38); HålfdE XV 1-7 (ib.
539-40); EgÅsm V 2 (ib. 370-71); (y.) Bosa 93, 95 ch. 7; OOdd 112-13 (ch.
XXXII, FAS II 226, 537); ÅnB 360 n. ch. 7; ForstVik 442 ch. 20; GHrolf 269
ch. 12; SorlaSt 438 ch. 16; SigrgFr 74 ch. 9; HringH 45, 52 ch. 19, 21; Kéngab
46-47; Amb 40, 136, 156, 174 ch. 9, 25, 30 (29), 36 (35); Ector ch. 9.
R74.1. Defeated enemy turns conqueror’s best friend. Cf. P310.5.
R74.2. Defeated enemy’s son turns conqueror’s man. Eg VIII 2; HålfdE XXII (2-) 3
(FAS III 552); cf. Neckel in PBB XLI 423.
R74.3. Defeated enemy holds rank and country when he promises to pay tax to con-
queror. Fi3r II 216—18; Amb 40 ch. 9 (cf. 64-72 ch. 12).