...Orm always afterwards used to say that, after good luck, strength, and skill at arms, nothing was so useful to a man who found himself among foreigners as the ability to learn a language.
Frans G. BengtssonStichwörter: language-learning multilingualism vikings
Even in terms of fiction, nothing in their lives became them like the leaving of it. King Fjolnir rose in the night to make water, fell into a vat of mead and drowned instead; Sveigdir ran after a dwarf when drunk and vanished into a boulder; Vanlandi was trampled to death by a nightmare; Domaldi was sacrificed for good seasons; Dag was struck on the head with a pitchfork when seeking revenge for his sparrow; and so on down to the fifth century.
Gwyn JonesStichwörter: vikings odd-deaths
We were still on the whale road, in the wind that keened and thrummed the ropes.
Robert LowStichwörter: vikings
Go back to bed, Cowan. I want no promises from you.
Sandi LayneStichwörter: historical-fiction ireland slaves norway vikings
It is better to live on the sea and let other men raise your crops and cook your meals. A house smells of smoke, a ship smells of frolic. From a house you see a sooty roof, from a ship you see Valhalla.
Harald Halfdanson Viking TalesStichwörter: norse vikings norse-mythology
He lowered his voice. "You are a true shield-maiden; you do not turn from a scar on a man's face."I looked at him and did not lower my eyes. "My father was an ealdorman, and his brother ealdorman after him. He taught me that a scar is the badge of honour of the warrior, and this I believe."He regarded me for a long moment. "I think I am glad we did not face your father and his brother in battle," he said, "for they were of better stuff than what we have found here."In saying this, he gave my dead kinsmen much praise. I felt that praise came rarely from the Danes, and took a strange pleasure in hearing him say this. I did not speak, but he lifted his cup to me, and I again took up mine. - Sidroc the Dane to Ceridwen
Octavia RandolphStichwörter: adventure historical vikings
Torture is being married to a proud, insensitive man, while an attentive, supportive man lives under the same roof.
Heather Day GilbertStichwörter: marriage vikings viking-woman
I'm not surprised he wants to challenge me here, where no one can protect me. He thinks I'm a weak woman. He thinks wrong.
Heather Day GilbertStichwörter: strength woman weak vikings
What happens to you, Uhtred, is what you make happen. You will grow, you will learn the sword, you will learn the way of the shield wall, you will learn the oar, you will give honor to the gods, and then you will use what you have learned to make your life good or bad.
Bernard CornwellStichwörter: life battles vikings
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