The Heimskringla on King Magnus Olafson

Heimskringla > part in the government with his brother Hardaknut. In the same autumn > 19. Of King Sigurd.

• attestation: King Olaf, Sigurd's brother, was tall, thin, handsome, lively, modest, and popular, contrasting with Sigurd's character.

  "His brother Olaf was a tall, thin man; handsome in countenance; lively, modest, and popular."

Heimskringla > part in the government with his brother Hardaknut. In the same autumn > 23. Of King Olaf'S Death.

• attestation: King Olaf Magnuson fell ill and died, and was buried in Christ church in Nidaros, mourned deeply by many.

  "King Olaf Magnuson fell into a sickness which ended in his death. He was buried in Christ church in Nidaros, and many were in great grief at his death."

• attestation: King Olaf was seventeen years old when he died on December 24th.

  "King Olaf was seventeen years old when he died, and it happened on the 24th of December."