Flosi Thord's son
Patronymic: Flosi Thord’s child. Status: curated
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Relations and evidence
Kinship(11)
with Thord Freedmanson · weight 1 · ch. 94–94
“There was a man named Flosi, he was the son of Thord Freyspriest.”
with Starkad of the Threecorner · weight 2 · ch. 94–118
“His brother's name was Starkad; he was not by the same mother as Flosi.”
“Flosi named Mord Valgard's son, and said he had asked for his daughter at the hand of his kinsman Starkad.”
with Egil of Sandgil · weight 2 · ch. 94–114
“The other brothers of Flosi were Thorgeir and Stein, Kolbein and Egil.”
“Then Flosi sent after Kolbein Egil's son, his brother's son, and he came to him there.”
with Kolbein Arnljot's son · weight 2 · ch. 94–129
“The other brothers of Flosi were Thorgeir and Stein, Kolbein and Egil.”
“Thorstein Kolbein's son, Flosi's brother's son, rode up by his side and had a spear in his hand, he was one of the bravest of men, and the most worthy of those who were with Flosi.”
with Thorgeir Craggeir · weight 1 · ch. 94–94
“The other brothers of Flosi were Thorgeir and Stein, Kolbein and Egil.”
with Thorstein Hall's son · weight 2 · ch. 123–153
“These were the chiefs who were with Flosi:--Kol the son of Thorstein broadpaunch, the brother's son of Hall of the Side, Hroald Auzur's son from Broadwater, Auzur son of Anund wallet-back, Thorstein the fair the son of Gerleif, Glum Hilldir's son, Modolf Kettle's son, Thorir the son of Thord Illugi's son of Mauratongue, Kolbein and Egil Flosi's kinsmen, Kettle Sigfus' son, and Mord his brother, Ingialld of the Springs, Thorkel and Lambi, Grani Gunnar's son, Gunnar Lambi's son, and Sigmund Sigfus' son, and Hroar from Hromundstede.”
“The men of King Sigtrygg and Earl Gilli sate on the inner side away from him, but on the outer side away from Earl Sigurd, sate Flosi and Thorstein, son of Hall of the Side, and the whole hall was full.”
with Kettle of the Mark · weight 2 · ch. 123–123
“These were the chiefs who were with Flosi:--Kol the son of Thorstein broadpaunch, the brother's son of Hall of the Side, Hroald Auzur's son from Broadwater, Auzur son of Anund wallet-back, Thorstein the fair the son of Gerleif, Glum Hilldir's son, Modolf Kettle's son, Thorir the son of Thord Illugi's son of Mauratongue, Kolbein and Egil Flosi's kinsmen, Kettle Sigfus' son, and Mord his brother, Ingialld of the Springs, Thorkel and Lambi, Grani Gunnar's son, Gunnar Lambi's son, and Sigmund Sigfus' son, and Hroar from Hromundstede.”
“These were the chiefs who were with Flosi:--Kol the son of Thorstein broadpaunch, the brother's son of Hall of the Side, Hroald Auzur's son from Broadwater, Auzur son of Anund wallet-back, Thorstein the fair the son of Gerleif, Glum Hilldir's son, Modolf Kettle's son, Thorir the son of Thord Illugi's son of Mauratongue, Kolbein and Egil Flosi's kinsmen, Kettle Sigfus' son, and Mord his brother, Ingialld of the Springs, Thorkel and Lambi, Grani Gunnar's son, Gunnar Lambi's son, and Sigmund Sigfus' son, and Hroar from Hromundstede.”
with Hall of the Side · weight 1 · ch. 123–123
“Flosi would not stay to meet Hall his father-in-law, for he knew of a surety that Hall would set his face against all strong deeds.”
with Lambi Sigurd's son · weight 1 · ch. 129–129
“Flosi asked him for his name, but he said his name was Geirmund, and that he was a kinsman of the sons of Sigfus.”
with Steinvora · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Flosi had to wife Steinvora, his daughter.”
with Hildigunna Starkad's daughter · weight 1 · ch. 158–158
“Then Flosi gave away his brother's daughter Hildigunna, whom Hauskuld the priest of Whiteness had had to wife, to Kari, and they dwelt first of all at Broadwater.”
Friendship(1)
with Wolf Aurpriest · weight 1 · ch. 114–114
“There dwelt Lodmund Wolf's son, but he was a great friend of Flosi, and there he stayed that night, and next morning Lodmund rode with him into the Dale.”
Conversation(31)
with Hildigunna Starkad's daughter · weight 1 · ch. 102–102
“Flosi told her of the wooing, but she said she was a proud-hearted woman.”
with Hildigunna Starkad's daughter · weight 1 · ch. 102–102
“Flosi told her of the wooing, but she said she was a proud-hearted woman.”
with Hauskuld Thrain's son · weight 1 · ch. 108–108
“Then Flosi spoke to Hauskuld and said--”
with Runolf of the Dale · weight 1 · ch. 114–114
“Flosi said to Runolf--”
with Kettle of the Mark · weight 1 · ch. 116–116
“Flosi spoke to Kettle of the Mark, and said--”
with Hall of the Side · weight 5 · ch. 118–146
“Hall of the Side had long since come from the east, but scarce any of the other men; but still Hall of the Side had come with a great band, and joined this at once to Flosi's company, and begged him to take an atonement and to make peace.”
“Then Hall of the Side said to Flosi--”
“Flosi said they had already paid a great fine, and Hall said it was pretty much what he had guessed would come of Flosi's and his friends' quarrel.”
“Hall told Flosi all about his errand and the talk he had with Thorgeir, and also that Thorgeir would not take the atonement till Kari told him he would quarrel with him if he did not take it; but that Kari would take no atonement.”
with Hall of the Side · weight 4 · ch. 118–133
“Hall was a wise man and good-hearted, Flosi answered him well in everything, but gave way in nothing.”
“Flosi named Mord Valgard's son, and said he had asked for his daughter at the hand of his kinsman Starkad.”
“Hall gave them a very hearty welcome, and Flosi said to Hall--”
“Flosi asked Hall what counsel he would now give him, and what he should do next, and whether he should change his plans.”
with Gizur the White · weight 2 · ch. 121–121
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
with Hafr · weight 2 · ch. 121–121
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
with Einar · weight 2 · ch. 121–121
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
“Gizur, and Hafr, and Einar, spoke each on their own part, and prayed Flosi to take an atonement, and promised him their friendship in return.”
with Lambi Sigurd's son · weight 5 · ch. 122–129
“Then Flosi bade the sons of Sigfus to go up with him, and they all went out of their booths.”
“Then Flosi would neither give nor take peace, and he said to the sons of Sigfus--”
“Then Flosi said to the sons of Sigfus--”
“The sons of Sigfus spoke much ill of him, but Flosi bade them not blame Ingialld when he was not by, "but we will pay him for this hereafter".”
with Kol Thorstein's son · weight 1 · ch. 128–128
“Then Kol Thorstein's son said to Flosi--”
with Njal Thorgeir's son · weight 2 · ch. 128–128
“Then Flosi went to the door and called out to Njal, and said he would speak with him and Bergthora.”
“Then Flosi went to the door and called out to Njal, and said he would speak with him and Bergthora.”
with Bergthora Skarphedinn's daughter · weight 2 · ch. 128–128
“Then Flosi went to the door and called out to Njal, and said he would speak with him and Bergthora.”
“Then Flosi said to Bergthora--”
with Geirmund · weight 1 · ch. 129–129
“Then Flosi said to Geirmund--”
with Ingjald of the Springs · weight 2 · ch. 129–129
“Ingialld halted and turned down to the river bank; and Flosi said to him--”
“Then Flosi said to Ingialld--”
with Ingjald of the Springs · weight 1 · ch. 129–129
“Then Ingialld plucked the spear out of the wound, and said to Flosi--”
with Hallbjorn the White · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Then Flosi took a purse of money from his belt, and said he would give it to Hallbjorn.”
with Hallbjorn the White · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Flosi thanked him, and Hallbjorn asked much about the Burning, but they told him all about it at length.”
with Holmstein · weight 2 · ch. 133–133
“Holmstein said he had been long in his debt for help.”
“Holmstein said the reason of that was that he was not a man of strife.”
with Thorkel Geiti's son · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Flosi told him his errand, and Thorkel said it was but his duty to stand by him in every way in his power, and not to part from his quarrel.”
with Asgrim Ellida-Grim's son · weight 1 · ch. 135–135
“Asgrim gave them no greeting, but said to Flosi--”
with Asgrim Ellida-Grim's son · weight 1 · ch. 135–135
“Then Flosi said to Asgrim, "Here, now, we shall part safe and sound, and meet at the Thing, and there begin our quarrel over again".”
with Bjarni Brodd-Helgi's son · weight 1 · ch. 137–137
“Then Bjarni said to Flosi--”
with Bjarni Brodd-Helgi's son · weight 1 · ch. 137–137
“Flosi handed them over in lawful form, and Eyjolf took them in lawful form, and then he said to Flosi and Bjarni.”
with Eyjolf Bolverk'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 Mord Valgard's son · weight 1 · ch. 143–143
“After that he summed up that Mord bade the neighbours on the inquest to take their seats, then he told next of all how he bade Flosi to challenge the inquest, or that man who had undertaken this lawful defence for him; then he told how the neighbours went to the court, and uttered their finding, and brought in Flosi truly guilty in the suit, and how they brought in the finding of an inquest of nine men in that shape before the Fifth Court.”
with Snorri the Priest · weight 1 · ch. 144–144
“Snorri the priest had drawn up his men there in array, so thick that they could not pass that way, and Snorri the priest called out then to Flosi--”
with Eyjolf Bolverk'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.”
with Helgi Njal's son · weight 1 · ch. 152–152
“"Then we might have made a better landing," said Flosi, "for Grim and Helgi, Njal's sons, whom I slew, were both of them of Earl Sigurd Hlodver's son's bodyguard."”
with Kari Solmund's son · weight 1 · ch. 158–158
“Flosi asked Kari to be there that winter, and Kari took his offer.”
Conflict(3)
with Helgi Njal's son · weight 1 · ch. 128–128
“Then Flosi came up and hewed at Helgi's neck, and took off his head at a stroke.”
with Eyjolf Bolverk'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 Thorhall Asgrim's son · weight 1 · ch. 144–144
“There he met Grim the red, Flosi's kinsman, and as soon as ever they met, Thorhall thrust at him with the spear, and smote him on the shield and clove it in twain, but the spear passed right through him, so that the point came out between his shoulders.”
Killing(1)
with Earl Sigurd Hlodver's son · weight 1 · ch. 152–152
“"Then we might have made a better landing," said Flosi, "for Grim and Helgi, Njal's sons, whom I slew, were both of them of Earl Sigurd Hlodver's son's bodyguard."”
Support(4)
with Hauskuld Thrain's son · weight 1 · ch. 108–108
“Next harvest Hauskuld fared east to Swinefell to a feast, and Flosi gave him a hearty welcome.”
with Thorkel Geiti's son · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Thorkel gave Flosi good gifts at parting.”
with Holmstein · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Holmstein gave Flosi good gifts.”
with Hall of the Side · weight 1 · ch. 133–133
“Flosi thanked him, and Hall gave him good gifts at parting.”