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	MAGNUS ERLINGSON'S SAGA
		Arne replies, that Kristin's son, she was the daughter of King Sigurd the Crusader, was nearest by propinquity of descent to the crown of Norway.
		Sigurd was received there joyfully, and chosen king at an Eyra-thing; and many gallant men, with their sons, attached themselves to his party.
		Nikolas was a son of Sigurd Hranason and of Skialdvor, a daughter of Brynjolf Ulfalde, and a sister of Haldor Brynjolfson by the father's side, and of King Magnus Barefoot by the mother's side.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/heim/17magerl.htm (10536 words)

	Short History of the Boxer Breed
		During the five years that he remained in Germany, Sigurd attained a rank as a show dog and sire equal to the great Rolf v.
		Sigurd was the grandsire of the other three Horsemen.
		Sigurd was whelped in July, 1929, by the Stockmanns, was sold to Charles Ludwig and then to Barmere Kennels in 1934 when he was five years old.
	americanboxerclub.org /boxer_history.html (2431 words)

	Ancestors and Family of Siward of Northumbria
		Another name for Siward was Sigurd the Dane.
		Sigurd the Dane, also known as Siward, was an English nobleman in the Eleventh Century, and the Earl of Northumbria.
		Siward was a descendant of the Danish royal family, whose ancestors had arrived in England a few generations earlier as part of the Norse colonization of Britain.
	nygaard.howards.net /files/3/31074.htm (236 words)

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		Sigurd, then only nineteen years of age, was chosen to lead the venture.21 He and his company journeyed by the "west" route, sailing around France and Spain with various adventures on the way: battles with pirates on the sea, fights with the Arabs in Spain, and profitable treasure hunting on the Balearic Islands.
		Sigurd was welcomed warmly by Roger of Sicily and then went on to the Holy Land where he was received by Baldwin of Jerusalem.
		Sigurds activities in Palestine and Constantinople clearly imitated Eiriks earlier voyage, just as Rognvald later sought to surpass Sigurds accomplishments; hence the inclusion of the four poets in the latters pilgrim company.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /journals/EH/EH34/browne34.html (2437 words)

	OMACL: Heimskringla: Magnus Erlingson's Saga
		Arne replies, that Kristin's son, she was the daughter of King Sigurd the Crusader, was nearest by propinquity of descent to the crown of Norway.
		Sigurd was received there joyfully, and chosen king at an Eyra-thing; and many gallant men, with their sons, attached themselves to his party.
		Nikolas was a son of Sigurd Hranason and of Skialdvor, a daughter of Brynjolf Ulfalde, and a sister of Haldor Brynjolfson by the father's side, and of King Magnus Barefoot by the mother's side.
	omacl.org /Heimskringla/erlingson.html (10538 words)

	Origins of Prince Fergus
		The Danes invaded Galloway and Strathclyde to its North and East from Dublin in 870 and from Northumberland in 875.
		Sigurd (II, "The Stout", Earl of Orkney) was allied to Scotland by marriage in 1008 to Bethoc, a daughter of Malcolm II and his Irish wife, by whom Sigurd’s son Thorfinn "The Skullsplitter" was born in 1008.
		Sigurd was killed in 1014 when the Norse and Danes lost their final battle against the Gaels for the domination of Ireland, at Clontarf near Dublin.
	members.tripod.com /leomcdowell/id23.htm (2962 words)

	Thiðrekssaga
		Sigurd travelled with the two kings, and in their journey, Gunnar decided to marry his sister off to the young hero.
		Sigurd was wise since he had tasted the dragon's blood, knew the source of Brynhild's superhuman strength come from her virginity; take away her virginity, and she will have no more strength than average woman.
		Sigurd's treasure was known as the Niflung treasure was hidden in a cave of a mountain, known as Sigisfredkeller, but it also contained the treasure of Gunnar and Hogni.
	www.timelessmyths.com /norse/thidrek.html (10414 words)

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		Sigurd, then only nineteen years of age, was chosen to lead the venture.21 He and his company journeyed by the "west" route, sailing around France and Spain with various adventures on the way: battles with pirates on the sea, fights with the Arabs in Spain, and profitable treasure hunting on the Balearic Islands.
		Sigurd was welcomed warmly by Roger of Sicily and then went on to the Holy Land where he was received by Baldwin of Jerusalem.
		Sigurds activities in Palestine and Constantinople clearly imitated Eiriks earlier voyage, just as Rognvald later sought to surpass Sigurds accomplishments; hence the inclusion of the four poets in the latters pilgrim company.
	etext.virginia.edu /journals/EH/EH34/browne34.html (2437 words)

	Norse Sagas - The Gold Scales
		As Earl Sigurd had but a small part of the country, and kept many men on foot, he soon was in want of money; and where there was no chief in the neighbourhood he had to seek money by unlawful ways, – sometimes by unfounded accusations and fines, sometimes by open robbery.
		And when Sigurd's adherents heard that they would not get leave to remain in the country, they held together in one body; for there were many among them who knew for certain that Erling would look on them as guilty of offences against him.
		Earl Sigurd had on a red-brown kirtle, and a red cloak, of which the corners were tied and turned back; shoes on his feet; and a shield and sword called Bastard.
	oaks.nvg.org /hk16.html (11428 words)

	SBC NewsText
		Sigurd Preben Sjoquist was a valuable member of the Scandinavian community and a friend of the Swedish Embassy.
		Sigurd was a dear friend of my late husband's and mine, and we also knew Kirsten well from the days of the joint Scandinavian Church congregation in Sydney, in the 1980s.
		Sigurd was always proud of the Swedish part of his heritage, on his mother's side of the family, I believe.
	www.scandinavianbusinessclub.com.au /news/newstext060923.htm (654 words)

	Reimert Family History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sigfried "The Dane" was born in 935 in Guisnes, Neustria.
		Sigurd "Digri" II was born about 960 in Orkney Islands, Scotland.
		Sigurd "Digri" II and Anleta (Alice) were married before 1009 in Scotland.
	reimert.org /genealogy/database/b83.htm (486 words)

	Sigurd - meaning of word
		[[Image:Sigurd.jpgthumbnailleft250pxThe Ramsund carving depicting Sigurd and the Saga of the Völsungs]] ==In the Volsunga Saga== In the Volsungsaga, Sigurd is the posthumous son of Sigmund and his second wife, Hjordis.
		Sigurd replies that he is treated as an equal by the kings and can get anything he desires.
		Sigurd does so and kills Fafnir; Sigurd then bathes in the dragon's blood, which touches all of his body except part of his shoulder where a leaf has stuck.
	www.wordsonline.org /Sigurd (1141 words)

	National Animal Interest Alliance (NAIA) Watershed sires and the American Boxer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1936, the dual Seiger, Sigurd Vom Dom is brought to Illinois for Miriam Breed of Barmere Boxers.
		Sigurd's American show career flourishes and he wins his share of Best in Shows but it is as a stud dog, siring twenty six champions - that he leaves his true mark on the breed.
		Sigurd is a watershed sire in his own right.
	www.naiaonline.org /issues/Boxers_Watershed_Sires.html (1885 words)

	sigurds_know
		Sigurd (well it is his "mom") has written all the answers that I have got to the questions.
		Sigurd is not on PB and has never been.
		Sigurd has once had a seizure right after that he had burned him self on a candle.
	hjem.get2net.dk /sigurd/sigurds_know.htm (3993 words)

	Short History of the Boxer Breed
		With the importation of the three grandsons of Sigurd, Utz v.
		Sigurd was the grandsire of the other three Horsemen.
		Sigurd was whelped in July, 1929, by the Stockmanns, was sold to Charles Ludwig and then to Barmere Kennels in 1934 when he was five years old.
	www.americanboxerclub.org /boxer_history.html (2431 words)

	JOHNSTON Scandinavian Origins at Hepburn + O'Neill Family History site-
		Sigurd Ring (Old Norse: Sigurðr hringr) (ca 750) was a Swedish king mentioned in sources such as Norna-Gests þáttr, Gesta Danorum, Hervarar saga and Sögubrot af nokkrum fornkonungum.
		Sigurd had the girl and her brothers put on a ship which he steered out to the sea as the ship burnt.
		Sigurd the Dane, also known as Siward, was an English nobleman in the eleventh century, and the earl of Northumbria.
	www.himandus.net /ofh/hepburn/johnston/johnston_05_scandinavian_origins.html (4828 words)

	Sigurd Did You Mean sigurd?
		Sigurd went to the court of Heimar, who was married to Bekkhild, sister of Brynhild, and then to the court of Gjuki, where he came to live.
		The story of Sigurd eating the heart of the dragon is very similar to the story of Fionn mac Cumhail eating the salmon of knowledge.
		Sigurd's invulnerability and his weak point are similar to those of the Greek hero Achilles.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Sigurd.html (1302 words)

	ALL GOD'S CHILDREN 78
		Sigurd held the rock and Eshir, who now saw the bindings, was about to move, when Sigurd screamed and dropped the rock.
		Dane had yet to cross paths with any of the major Eternals, though he had spotted Reject from across the New Kremlin's courtyard, battling the Soviet Super Eurostars.
		Dane was now caught in the oncoming wave of retreat, but he pushed and fought his way through the crowd towards the battered Savior, arriving in time to see the bear kick one Eternal off of him as the other pummeled the bear's chest.
	www.geocities.com /biscuit022/agc78.htm (4915 words)

	Intro - Sigurd Ballads E.M. Smith-Dampier
		The references in the Eddic Lays to the precious metals, to jewellery, weapons, and so forth, classified and compared with the yield of grave-mounds and other excavations, afford considerable support to the theory that many of the poems, or at least a substantial part of their content, existed before the Viking Age.
		Attila, it may be observed, is shown in his most gracious and magnificent guise—unlike the grim tyrant of the Lays—with a splendid hall, rich armour signed by the weapon-smith, and a throne decked in all the glories of purple and fine linen.
		The Danes, nevertheless, are Scandinavians; a Faroëse looks on a Dane much as an old-fashioned Lowland Scot looks on a Londoner, and the rivalry between the two languages bears no resemblance to that, say, between English and Gaelic—it is rather, roughly speaking, that between standard English and the language of Robert Burns.
	home.netcom.com /~kyamazak/myth/norse/smith-dampier/EMSD-gen-intro.htm (6832 words)

	Si Notes
		Some records report parents are Frotho King of Staelland, Denmark d 899, son of Horda-Canute (Knutr I) King of Staelland, son of Sigurd II, son of Ragnar Lodbrock.
		McBrides states Waltheof's father as Sigurd, Earl of Northumbria married to Aelflaed, daughter of Aldred of Bernicia.
		Since the 1740s, it has been claimed that he was buried in Husaby in the Christian part of his kingdom, but it should be noted that such identifications are speculation, and by no means uncontroversial.
	www.packrat-pro.com /stevens/sin.htm (1714 words)

	The Baldwin Project: A Child's Book of Warriors by William Canton
		At the sound of the voice Olaf drew the axe from his belt, and for an instant he saw again, as if it were happening before him, the good old man fall dead into the wash of the sea.
		Sigurd heard rumours of these plots and warned Olaf, but when Valdamar looked into the lad's frank face his doubts and fears vanished.
		Of the ancient gods indeed Olaf took little heed, and when the king reproached him, he answered, "No great joy, I think, King Valdamar, comes to you of their worship; for as often as you visit them I see your look, which is kingly and gracious, grown dark and heavy with care.
	www.mainlesson.com /display.php?author=canton&book=warriors&story=viking (3830 words)

	Landmand sigurd jessen - Jrnnummer
		Jensen Sigurd Kirkegaard Gårdejer · Jepsen Cate B og Svend E · Jepsen Gert Værktøjsmager Jessen Svend Rahbek Vognmand Pedersen Peder Ulkjær Landmand
		Købmand af Horserød Sigurd Johannes Andersen's Legat til understøttelse af unge handelsstuderende · Købmand af Nr.
		Hans Poulsen, Sigurd Enggaard: Landet bag hav - omkring en fjord.
	xn--cesy4yhsb101h.com /lqez/landmand-sigurd-jessen.html (344 words)

	Denmark: Int. Dictionary of Psychoanalysis
		After hearing a speech by Ernest Jones in 1926, though, the psychologist Sigurd Næsgaard became the first Dane to undertake a serious study of Freud.
		In February 1933, Wilhelm Reich gave a speech in Copenhagen and the IPA was requested to allow him to come to Denmark as a training analyst; the answer, however, was negative.
		Unfortunately he turned out to be psychically ill, and all that survives of his brief stay in Denmark are the reports of the scandal caused by his behavior.
	soc.enotes.com /psychoanalysis-encyclopedia/denmark (183 words)

	Alice S. Hoffman — The Book of the Sagas — Chapter 8
		And at last, on a time, Sigurd was secretly followed to a homestead where he was being entertained and the homestead was burnt to the ground, and the Earl and his followers were all burnt within it.
		Then did Sigurd know that the boy was his sister’s son, and he bade him speak on and tell him what had brought him there, so far from the land of his birth and kin.
		And Sigurd feared for him, because there was a law in Garthland that whoso slew a man who was not sentenced to death should himself be slain wheresoever he should be found.
	www.vaidilute.com /books/sagas/sagas-08.html (12451 words)

	Elfwood: SF&F Art / Aleister Lam / '*Gram I Sword of Sigurd' (Site not responding. Last check: )*
		Sigurd the son of Sigmund grew up in a rapid pace both in physique and strength, he had reached manhood and is ready to take on any challenges in his life.
		Sigurd on hearing the story readily agreed to help Regin and requested him to forge a mighty sword for battling Fafnir.
		Sigurd on hearing the story about the death of his father decided to seek revenge from Lyngi first before helping Regin.
	elfwood.lysator.liu.se /art/a/l/aleister/gram1.jpg.html (1416 words)

	The Royal House of McAlpin
		However a party of Danes, known as the ‘Black Raiders’ made their base in Fife and from there attacked King Constantine and his forces, leading to Constantine’s death in 877 AD.
		Unfortunately, Donald II inherited a much-depleted kingdom with the Danes, under Sigurd the Mighty, having control of the North of Scotland.
		Sigurd killed another Dane, Melbrigda Tonn, and cut of his head which he hung from his saddle.
	www.martinfrost.ws /htmlfiles/gazette/royal_mcalpin.html (850 words)

	Nawia - magazyn internetowy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sigurd Salinsson nie jest zwykłym łowcą czarownic, jednym z fanatyków, którzy chodzą po Starym Świecie w poszukiwaniu ukrytego zła.
		Sigurd zabijał tylko tych, którzy służyli siłom ciemności oraz tych, którzy zagrażali jego życiu.
		I znów Sigurd został doceniony, choć może nie tyle za swój „klimat”, co za skuteczność.
	www.nawia.pl /archiwum/nawia_8/data/12.htm (1024 words)

	Northvegr - Sverri's Saga
		I hear that the Danes are again feed wolves to prey on us if they can effect it; and within the land some abide in whom I should put little trust if a hostile band raised its head.
		Sigurd Lavard, the King's son, tumbled over a cliff, and with him the greater part of the men.
		My barons, Gregorius Jonsson, Sigurd of Modasteads, and Eystein Rognvaldsson, with the men of Mœri, shall direct their ships to Eyra, close by Mariukirk yard, land there and march up the southern street.
	www.northvegr.org /lore/sverri/018.php (3558 words)

	The Royal House of MacAlpin
		Unfortunately, Donald II inherited a much-depleted kingdom with the Danes, under Sigurd the Mighty, having control of the North of Scotland.
		There is a strange tale surrounding the death of Sigurd the Mighty.
		Sigurd killed another Dane, Melbrigda Tonn, and cut of his head which he hung from his saddle.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/history_scotland/78455/2 (129 words)

	Magnus Erlingson's Saga - Ancinet-Mythology.com
		This Sigurd was chosen king (A.D. 1162) by the Upland people, by the advice of Earl Sigurd and the other chiefs who had followed King Hakon.
		As Earl Sigurd had but a small part of the country, and kept many men on foot, he soon was in want of money; and where there was no chief in the neighbourhood he had to seek money by unlawful ways,—sometimes by unfounded accusations and fines, sometimes by open robbery.
		Arne, the king's relation, spoke well and long on this subject, and at last severely; and required that all who were at the Thing, — men-at-arms, bondes, towns-men, and merchants,—should come to the resolution to sentence according to law Earl Sigurd and all his troop, and deliver them to Satan, both living and dead.
	www.ancient-mythology.com /norse/heimskringla/magnus-erlingson.php (11286 words)

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