Bridge of Liarskogar, a work of great art, hung with rings and
  ‘din-bells,’ 158

Domestic Implements. 
  Bottles of leather, for keeping drink in, 20
  Chopper, 23, 194
  Clothes-bag, 175
  Curd-bags, hides drawn up to fetch curds in from mountain dairies, 84
  Deer-horn, for drinking at feasts, 15
  Digging-tools, 47
  Kettle, 182
  Meal-bags, wherein victuals were kept for the thing-ride, 38
  Tools to strike fire, 182
  Trough, 194
  Wool-combs. 30

Dowry, 7

Dress and Ornamental Apparel. 
  Breeches (of sail-cloth, 117), 176, 220
  Cape, 117, 136, 137
  Chain, round the neck, 14
  Cloak of rich web, 14
  Coloured clothes (over—­clothes), 154, 174
  Cowl, 220 Drugget-cloak, 107
  Fur-cloak, 64
  Hat (slouched), 169, 189
  Hood, 206
  Kirtle (red), 85
  Leggings (hose), 65
  Mittens, 206
  Rings of gold, 14
  Shirt, 176
  Spurs, 202
  State-raiment, 175
  Thongs (hose-thongs), 65
Fair in Vagar in Halogaland, 62
Famine, 21

Feasts. 
  (There were three principal festals in the year:  at Winter-nights,
   Yule, and Midsummer.)

Autumn-feast (= winter nights’ feast, Oct. 14), at Thorbiorn Oxmain’s, III “Drinking turn and turn about,” is probably the same that elsewhere is called “SamburethSarol,” an ale-club or rotation drinking by common subscription, 14 Yule-ale, 51 Yule-biddings, 51, 52

Fights, see Battles and Fights.

Food and Drink. 
  (The Saga mentions no imported articles of food.)
  Beer, 53, 56
  Curds, 84
  Fish (stockfish), 131, 132
  Lent-fare, fat and livers, 183
  Mutton, passim. 
Fire above hid treasure, 47
Foster-brothers (sworn brothers), 78, 81, 92, 93
Godi’s-wood, a wood said to have belonged to six Godar, 97
Grettir’s-heave, 39, 91, 176
Horse-Outfit. 
  Bridle (embossed, 160), 76, 136
  Head-gear, 160 Saddle (fair-stained, 84), 38
  Snaffle-rings, 160 Hospitality, 54,
Hospitality, 54, 80
Houses and their Outfit. 
Beaks of vessels put over the door, 115
Bed, 107
Boards (= tables), 30
Bolt, 56
Boose (= cow-stall in a byre), 103
Booth at the thing, 96
—­for drinking assemblages, 72
—­for trade-purposes, 113
Bower, serving as a ward-robe, cloth-bower, 56
—­a storehouse apart from other houses, out-bower, 56, 245
Closet, 56
Corn-barn, 58
Cross-beam (= tie-beam), 107, 108
Cross-bench (= dais), 193
Door, 56 and passim. 
Doorcase, 108
Doorpost, 133
Dungeon, 254
Gable, 193
Hall, fire-hall, passim, see also note on hall pp. 273-275
Hangings, 53
High-chair, 48
Hill-dairy, 84, 153, 154
Horse-stable, 106
House of refuge (saluhus), 117
Latch, 56
Lock-bed, 107
Loft (sleeping-loft), 14, 124
Long-fires, 30
Rafters, 108
Roof, 107, 240
Seat-beam, 84, 107
Side-wall, 193
Thatch, 108, 240
Threshold, 108, 133
Tie-beam, 107