Finding
Finding nothing there to appease his hunger, he sent the spoil homeward on two ships
Finding nothing there to appease his hunger, he sent the spoil homeward on two ships (Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX), The Danish History, > Book Five.)
Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX)
- relationship: Finding his
mother's ears shut to him, he observed, "That it was hard to discover a
friendship that was firm and true, when a mother refused her son a meal,
and a sister refused a brother the help ... (The Danish History, > Book Two)
"Finding his mother's ears shut to him, he observed, "That it was hard to discover a friendship that was firm and true, when a mother refused her son a meal, and a sister refused a brother the help of her needle." Thus he punished his mother's error, and made her blush deep for her refusal of kindness."
- attestation: Finding nothing there to appease his hunger, he
sent the spoil homeward on two ships (The Danish History, > Book Five.)
"Finding nothing there to appease his hunger, he sent the spoil homeward on two ships, which were to bring back supplies for another year."
Appears in: Beings, Entities in Gesta Danorum (Books I-IX), Celtic Tradition