995. Romantic Adventures of Hako and his 218 Slave; Dream in the Cave; Death of Erleng, Son of Hako Second Dream in the Cave; Hako and Kark 219 repair to the House of Thora, and are concealed in a subterraneous Recess; they are pursued by Olaf; Hako killed by his Slave Character of Jarl Hako 222 Olaf, now King of Norway, commences his 222 Persecution of Idolaters 997–999 Olaf and the Magicians; he is honoured 224 by a Visit from Odin 998. Opposition which his religious Zeal 226 encounters from the Pagans; politic Manner in which he evaded the Demand of his Chiefs that he should sacrifice to the Gods He overthrows the Idols in the great 227 Temple of Drontheim; individual Conversions 999. He proceeds on a missionary Tour into 228 Helogia; Legend concerning Bishop Sigurd; Destruction of a noted Pagan Atrocious Manner in which, through his 230 Poet Halfrod, he punishes a Chief who had refused to embrace Christianity His Brutality offends Sigrida, a Swedish 232 Princess, who devotes her future Life to Revenge; marries a Danish Princess 999–1000 His new Wife persuades him to equip an 234 Armament for the Coast of Pomerania; Sweden and Denmark oppose him; he is defeated and slain Character of this Monarch 235 1000–1012 Division of Norway by the Conquerors 236 Youth of St. Olaf 237 1007–1014 He becomes a Sea King; his Adventures on 238 several Maritime Coasts, especially on those of Finland and England 1012. He returns to Norway, and captures Hako 240 the Jarl, the Lieutenant of the Danish King; proceeds into the Uplands; his Reception by his Mother; curious Picture of domestic Manners 1014. He consults with his Friends as to the 242 meditated Seizure of the Throne, and is encouraged by them to proceed He is promised Support by the Upland 243 Kings, obtains Possession of Nidaros, but is expelled by Sweyn, another Jarl