Skiold, Fridleif I., Frode I., Fridleif II., Havar, Frode II., Wermund, Olaf I., Dan, Frode III., Halfdan I., Fridleif III., Olaf II., Frode IV., Ingel, Halfdan II., Frode V., Roe and Helge, Rolf, Ivar, Harald I., Sigurd I., Ragnar Lodbrog, Sigurd II., Harda Canute, Harald II. The dates of these reigns in the modern histories of Denmark—for the ancient ones do not condescend to such trifles—are beautifully confounded, sometimes a whole century being assigned to a single reign. Footnote 62: The Skioldungs, or descendants of Odin:— Names. Died. B.C. Skiold 40 Fridleif I. 23 A.D. Frode I. 35 Fridleif II. 47 Havar 59 Frode II. 87 Wermund the Sage 140 Olaf the Mild 190 Dan Mykillati 270 Frode III., 310 surnamed the Pacific Halfdan I. 324 Fridleif III. 348 Frode IV. 407 Ingild (or 436 Ingel) Halfdan II. 447 Frode V. 460 Helge and Roe 494 Frode VI. 510 Rolf Krake 522 Frode VII. 548 Halfdan III. 580 Ruric 588 Slyngebande Ivar Vidfadme 647 Harald Hildetand 735 Sigurd Ring 750 Ragnar Lodbrog 794 Sigurd Snogoje 803 Harda Canute 850 Eric I. 854 Eric II. 883 Gorm the Old 941 Harald Blaatand 991 Sweyn 1014 This is the list of Suhm, the most critical of the Danish historians. Yet there can be no doubt that some of Saxo’s kings ought to be incorporated with it. Footnote 63: See the dates assigned to the above kings by our Universal History and by Mallet. The difference between them and those given by Suhm may amuse the reader. Footnote 64: