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==Chapter 40== | ==Chapter 40== | ||
Now these tidings come to the Thing, and Njal made them tell him the tale thrice, and then he said, "More men now become man- slayers than I weened." | Now these tidings come to the Thing, and Njal made them tell him the tale thrice, and then he said, "More men now become man- slayers than I weened." | ||
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Then they went to meet Gunnar, and told him of the slaying. Gunnar spoke and said that was little man-scathe, "but yet he was a free man." | Then they went to meet Gunnar, and told him of the slaying. Gunnar spoke and said that was little man-scathe, "but yet he was a free man." | ||
Njal offered to make peace at once, and Gunnar said yes, and he was to settle the terms himself. He made his award there and then, and laid it at one hundred in silver <ref>'''hundred in silver''': "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." [[Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában]] (p.29) </ref> | Njal offered to make peace at once,<ref>''' Njal offered to make peace at once ''': “The negotiations between Njal and Gunnar are not complicated. As Njal notes, the two have already agreed to maintain their good relations, agreeing to agree, so to speak; they have a history of settling quickly for the deaths of their servants, and of using the same procedure to arrive at the settlement.” [[Miller, William Ian. Avoiding Legal Judgment]] (p. 116). </ref> and Gunnar said yes, and he was to settle the terms himself. He made his award there and then, and laid it at one hundred in silver. <ref>'''hundred in silver''': "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." [[Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában]] (p.29) </ref> Njal paid down the money on the spot, and they were at peace after that. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Gunnar mælti og sagði að það var lítill mannskaði „en þó var hann frjáls maður.“ | Gunnar mælti og sagði að það var lítill mannskaði „en þó var hann frjáls maður.“ | ||
Njáll bauð honum þegar sættina. Gunnar játti því og skyldi hann sjálfur dæma. Hann dæmdi þegar og gerði hundrað silfurs <ref>'''hundrað silfurs''': "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." [[Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában]] (p.29) </ref> | Njáll bauð honum þegar sættina.<ref>''' Njáll bauð honum þegar sættina ''': “The negotiations between Njal and Gunnar are not complicated. As Njal notes, the two have already agreed to maintain their good relations, agreeing to agree, so to speak; they have a history of settling quickly for the deaths of their servants, and of using the same procedure to arrive at the settlement.” [[Miller, William Ian. Avoiding Legal Judgment]] (s. 116). </ref> Gunnar játti því og skyldi hann sjálfur dæma. Hann dæmdi þegar og gerði hundrað silfurs. <ref>'''hundrað silfurs''': "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." [[Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában]] (p.29) </ref> Njáll galt þegar féið og voru þeir sáttir eftir það. | ||
==Tilvísanir== | ==Tilvísanir== | ||
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Chapter 40
Now these tidings come to the Thing, and Njal made them tell him the tale thrice, and then he said, "More men now become man- slayers than I weened."
Skarphedinn spoke, "That man, though, must have been twice fey," he says, "who lost his life by our foster-father's hand, who has never seen man's blood. And many would think that we brothers would sooner have done this deed with the turn of temper that we have."
"Scant space wilt thou have," says Njal, "ere the like befalls thee; but need will drive thee to it."
Then they went to meet Gunnar, and told him of the slaying. Gunnar spoke and said that was little man-scathe, "but yet he was a free man."
Njal offered to make peace at once,[1] and Gunnar said yes, and he was to settle the terms himself. He made his award there and then, and laid it at one hundred in silver. [2] Njal paid down the money on the spot, and they were at peace after that.
References
- ↑ Njal offered to make peace at once : “The negotiations between Njal and Gunnar are not complicated. As Njal notes, the two have already agreed to maintain their good relations, agreeing to agree, so to speak; they have a history of settling quickly for the deaths of their servants, and of using the same procedure to arrive at the settlement.” Miller, William Ian. Avoiding Legal Judgment (p. 116).
- ↑ hundred in silver: "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában (p.29)
Kafli 40
Nú koma tíðindin til þings og lét Njáll segja sér þrem sinnum og mælti síðan: „Fleiri gerast nú vígamenn en eg ætlaði.“
Skarphéðinn mælti: „Sjá maður hefir þó helst verið feigur,“ segir hann, „er látist hefir fyrir fóstra vorum er aldrei hefir séð mannsblóð og mundu það margir ætla að vér bræður mundum þetta fyrri gert hafa að því skapferli sem vér höfum.“
„Skammt munt þú til þess eiga,“ segir Njáll, „að þig mun slíkt henda. Mun þig þó nauður til reka.“
Þeir gengu þá til móts við Gunnar og sögðu honum vígið.
Gunnar mælti og sagði að það var lítill mannskaði „en þó var hann frjáls maður.“
Njáll bauð honum þegar sættina.[1] Gunnar játti því og skyldi hann sjálfur dæma. Hann dæmdi þegar og gerði hundrað silfurs. [2] Njáll galt þegar féið og voru þeir sáttir eftir það.
Tilvísanir
- ↑ Njáll bauð honum þegar sættina : “The negotiations between Njal and Gunnar are not complicated. As Njal notes, the two have already agreed to maintain their good relations, agreeing to agree, so to speak; they have a history of settling quickly for the deaths of their servants, and of using the same procedure to arrive at the settlement.” Miller, William Ian. Avoiding Legal Judgment (s. 116).
- ↑ hundrað silfurs: "Ugyan a következő áldozat, Atli gyilkosa, Brynjólf rokona volt Hallgerdnek, Gunnar mégis csupán 100 ezüstöt kért érte." Gyönki, Viktória. Váltságfizetés a 10-11. századi Izlandon két nemzetségi sagában (p.29)
