[gothic-l] Re: Lay of Theodoric the Goth
Anþanareiks
anthanaric at HOTMAIL.COM
Sun Jun 17 22:02:41 UTC 2001
Hails Bertil!
Vigfusson qaþ:
A fragment on an ancient Runic stone (early tenth century ?),
known as the. Rokstone,' in East Gothland, Sweden;
þu qast:
This is not a fragment (?) but one of Scandinavia's
most famous runestones (the Roekstone).
þu qast:
The Gothic related part is:
raith thia u ikR hin thu r muthi stiliR
f l utna strantu hrathmarar stir nu karur g
k u ta sin um skial ti ath R skati mar l ka
In modern Swedish:
Daa raadde Tjodrik
den dristige,
sjoekrigarnas hoevding
oever Reidhavets kust.
Nu sitter han rustad
paa sin gotiska haest,
med skoeld oever axeln,
den fraemste av maeringar.
These are lines 9-11 of in all 28.
See in English Loennroth, Lars, "The Riddles of the Roek-Stone:
A Structural Approach", Lund (1977)
ik qaþ:
Thankyou for the Modern Swedish translation and the additional
references.
Raiþ þiaurikz bin þurmuþi
Stiliz flutna strandu Hraiþmaraz.
Sitiz nu garuz a guta sinum
Skialdi ub fatlaþz skati Maringa.
Are you saying this is a derivative version of Gothic or Gothic
proper, or Proto-Norse/Gothic. What is Loenroth´s conclusion about
this aspect. Unfortunately, I do not have this work.
Golja þuk,
Anþanareiks
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