Adamus Bremensis, Historia Ecclesiastica, cap. 72. Suenonis Aggonis Historia Regum Daniæ, cap. 4. Saxonis Grammatici Historia Danica, lib. x. Footnote 105: “My beard is no traitor!”—_Sir Thomas More._ Is there any thing new under the sun? Footnote 106: Saga of Olafi Tryggva-Syni, cap. 42–46. (apud Heimskringlam Snorronis, tom. i. p. 234, &c.). Saxonis Grammatici Historia Danica, lib. x. Footnote 107: Europe during the Middle Ages, vol. iv. p. 22, &c. Footnote 108: See, in the third chapter of this book, the adventures of Olaf. Footnote 109: These circumstances, so far as Olaf is concerned, will not be understood by the reader, unless he refers to that monarch’s life, in the chapter devoted to the history of Norway. Footnote 110: See his reign, in the history of Norway, in the present volume. Footnote 111: Saxon Chronicle, _sub annis_. Footnote 112: Saxon Chronicle, _sub annis_. Matthæis Westmonasteriensis, Historia, p. 391. Wilhelmus Malmsburiensis, p. 64. Footnote 113: Saxon Chronicle, _sub annis_. Turner’s Anglo-Saxons, vol. ii. chap. ix. Footnote 114: Osbernus, Vita S. Elphagi (apud Wharton, Anglia Sacra, tom. ii. p. 123–141.). Chronica Saxonicum, _sub annis_. Footnote 115: Saxon Chronicle, _sub annis_. Turner’s Anglo-Saxons, vol. ii. p. 321. Footnote 116: The Saxon Chronicle. Saga af Olafi Tryggva-Syni. Footnote 117: See page 5. Footnote 118: Kings of Sweden from the first century before our Saviour’s birth to the introduction of Christianity into Sweden; compiled from the Landfedgatal and from the Heimskringla of Snorro Sturleson:— _1. Dynasty of the Ynglings._ A.C. Odin 70 Niord 20 A.D. Freyer Yngve 10 Fiolner 14 Svegdir 34 Vanland or 48 Valland Visbur 98 Domald 130 Domar 162 Dyggve 190 Dag-Spaka the 220 Wise Agne 260 Alrek and Erik 280 Yngve and Alf 300 Hugleik 302 Jorunder and 312 Erik Aun hinn Gamle 448 the Old Egill 456 Tunnadolgi Ottar 460 Vendilkraka Adils 505