原文Conquest > hints

hint_1|'A great famine soon followed these omens; and soon after that, in the same year, the havoc of heathen men miserably destroyed God痴 church on Lindisfarne.' Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
hint_2|'From the fury of the Northmen, O Lord deliver us.'
hint_3|'The bond shall be broken, the Wolf run free; hidden things I know; still onward I see the great Doom of the Powers, the gods of war.', Voluspa.
hint_4|'An axe age, a sword age shields are riven. A wind age, a wolf age before the world goes headlong. No man will have mercy on another.', Voluspa.
hint_5|'Never slay more than one man in the same stock, and never break the peace which good men and true make between thee and others.', The Saga of Burnt Njal
hint_6|'One痴 back is vulnerable, unless one has a brother.', The Saga of Grettir the Strong.
hint_7|'The wind is fierce tonight / it tosses the sea's white mane / I do not fear the coursing of a quiet sea / by the fierce warriors of Lothlend.' (Anonymous Godelic poem).
hint_8|'I am famed for the slaughter of warriors. May the fiends have my soul if I stain not my sharp-edged falchion once over!', Kormak's Saga
hint_9|'I shall myself be all the more glorious for that Tain・ said Cuchulain. 選 shall slay their warriors. I shall break their great hosts. I shall be survivor of the cattle raid.', Tain Bo Cuailnge
hint_10|'Thus spake my mother that for me should they buy a barque and beauteous oars to go forth with vikings. Stand in the stern, steer a dear vessel, hold course for a haven, hew down many foemen', Egil Skallagrimsson
hint_11|'Tell, O Fedelm, prophet-maid, How beholdest thou our host?酎Crimson-red from blood they are; I behold them bathed in red!', Tain Bo Cuailnge
hint_12|'So young men build the future, wisely open-handed in peace, protected in war; so warriors earn their fame, and wealth is shaped with a sword.', Beowulf