Eyjolf Bolverk's son
Patronymic: Eyjolf Bolverk’s child. Status: curated
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(2)
with Gudmund the Powerful · weight 1 · ch. 112–112
“He was the son of Eyjolf the son of Einar.”
with Einar · weight 1 · ch. 112–112
“He was the son of Eyjolf the son of Einar.”
Conversation(6)
with Bjarni Brodd-Helgi's son · weight 1 · ch. 137–137
“Eyjolf knew Bjarni at once, and greeted him well.”
with Bjarni Brodd-Helgi's son · weight 1 · ch. 137–137
“Then Bjarni spoke to Eyjolf, and said--”
with Snorri the Priest · weight 1 · ch. 137–137
“Eyjolf jumped up and went away, and would not speak about it; and Snorri said, as Eyjolf arose--”
with Flosi Thord's son · weight 5 · ch. 140–148
“Eyjolf Bolverk's son went to his booth with Flosi; they passed east around the booth, and Flosi said to Eyjolf--”
“Then Flosi said to Eyjolf--”
“Flosi asked Eyjolf if this could be good law, but he said he could not surely tell, but said the Lawman must settle this knotty point.”
“Now Flosi said to Eyjolf, "What counsel is to be taken now?"”
with Lambi Sigurd's son · weight 1 · ch. 141–141
“Then this was told to Flosi, and Eyjolf Bolverk's son asked the sons of Sigfus as to the other neighbours who were summoned thither.”
with Flosi Thord's son · weight 1 · ch. 148–148
“Then Eyjolf told Flosi all about his dealings with his host, and Flosi says he will pull an oar with him, so that his marriage bargain might be struck, and buy the ship of him afterwards.”
Conflict(2)
with Flosi Thord's son · weight 1 · ch. 143–143
“Again a second time he summoned Flosi and Eyjolf, for that sake that they had brought forward that witness at the Thing which had nothing lawfully to do with the cause of the parties, and had so been guilty of contempt of the Thing; and he laid the penalty for that at lesser outlawry.”
with Kari Solmund's son · weight 1 · ch. 144–144
“"That I ween is not far from my mind," says Kari, and snatched a spear from a man, and hurled it at Eyjolf, and it struck him in the waist, and went through him, and Eyjolf then fell dead to earth.”