[Footnote 323: 'Historic Danicæ,' lib. xvi. Soræ, 1644, in fol.] [Footnote 324: The following list of the kings of Denmark, copied from Dunham's, and giving the dates from Suhm, and Snorro's 'Heimskringla,' will probably suffice for our present purposes:-- Suhm. Snorro. A.D. B.C. Frode I. 35 17 Fridlief 47 -- Havar 59 -- Frode II. 87 -- Wermund 140 -- Olaf 190 -- A.D. Dan Mykillate 270 170 Frode III. 310 235? Halfdan I. 324 290 Fridlief III. 348 300 Frode IV. 407 370 Ingel 436 386 Halfdan II. 447 " Frode V. 460 " Helge and Roe 494 438 Frode VI. 510 " Rolf Krake 522 479 Frode VII. 548 " Halfdan III. 580 554 Ruric 588 " Ivar 647 587 Harald Hildetand 735 " Sigurd Ring 750 -- Rajnar Lothbrog 794 -- Sigurd Snogoge 803 -- Herda Canute 850 -- Eric I. 854 -- Eric II. 883 -- Harald Harfagar -- 863 Gorm the Old (died?) 941 -- Harald Blatand 991 -- Sweyn 1014 -- ] [Footnote 325: 'Samlingar,' &c. i. plate 11, fig. 38, p. 104.] [Footnote 326: _Loc. sup. cit._, fig. 39.] [Footnote 327: Stokes, 'Life of Petrie,' p. 260.] [Footnote 328: Beowulf, _loc. sup. cit._] [Footnote 329: Engelhardt, 'Guide illustré du Musée à Copenhague,' p. 33.] [Footnote 330: The woodcut is copied from a drawing in Sjöborg, ii. fig. 214. It is repeated by Worsaae, _loc. sup. cit._, both copying from some original I have not cared to trace.] [Footnote 331: 'Historia Danica,' viii. p. 133.] [Footnote 332: 'Danicorum Monument,' libri sex, i. p. 12.] [Footnote 333: 'Primæval Antiquities of Denmark,' p. 113.] [Footnote 334: At one time I was, on the authority of a Saxon charter, inclined to believe that this tumulus was the grave of Cissa, Saxon king of Winchester, who was contemporary with Arthur. I am now informed by the Rev. Mr. Jones, who has carefully gone into the matter, that the Charter No. 1094, which is taken from the 'Codex Winton.' fol. 54, refers to Overton in Hants, and not to Overton in Wilts, because Tadanliage (Tadley) is mentioned as part of it. As I cannot dispute the competency of so eminent an authority on such a question, its identification with the tomb of King Cissa must for the present be withdrawn, but it by no means follows in consequence that it may not be of his age.] [Footnote 335: 'Prehistoric Times,' p. 153.]