Characters / laxdaela
Gilli
Status: auto-bootstrap
freq=13, chapters 12-?, no qualifier evidence
13Mentions
1Degree
0.0000Betweenness
0.00781PageRank
1.0071Closeness
0.000Clustering
1Community
12 / —First / death ch.
Narrative prominence
13Mentions
1Chapters present
7Dialogue turns
12Events involved
Kin
No parent/child links recorded.
Aliases
Gilli
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Relations and evidence
Conversation(2)
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 6 · ch. 12–12
“Gilli asked what he and his companions wished to buy.”
“Gilli answers: "There, you mean to give me trouble by this, in asking for things you don't expect me to have in stock; but it is not sure that follows."”
“Gilli replied, "Three silver pieces is what you must weigh me out for her."”
“Then Gilli said, "You speak truly, that I value her worth more than the others.”
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 6 · ch. 12–12
“Hoskuld said he should like to buy some bonds-woman, "if you have one to sell."”
“"It seems to me," said Hoskuld, "that you charge very highly for this bonds-woman, for that is the price of three (such)."”
“Hoskuld said, "I must first see how much silver there is in the purse I have on my belt," and he asked Gilli to take the scales while he searched the purse.”
“Hoskuld said, "I must first see how much silver there is in the purse I have on my belt," and he asked Gilli to take the scales while he searched the purse.”