 The words "runaʀ ræginkundu" meaning "runes of divine origin" are also in the runic text on the Noleby Runestone and would appear in stanza 79 of the "Hávamál" of the "Poetic Edda" several centuries later.The runestone has imagery on four of its sides that apparently is unrelated to the runic text and in one interpretation predates it.One side has a building at the top that is over a crescent ship with a sail marked with a cross and with two birds, possibly peacocks, on its yardarms.