One of them features a rain of blood that dries everywhere but in the straw spread by a priestess, as well as the story of the champion of the Broadwickers.
One of them features a rain of blood that dries everywhere but in the straw spread by a priestess, as well as the story of the champion of the Broadwickers. Another features the trip to Ireland of a man known as "the Peacock," and the division of the lands of Unn. A third features the slaying of Kolbein and the burning of the Old House and ends with the death of the outlaw Gisli, while another concern the warring of the foster-brothers Kjartan and Bolli. A famous one concerns the story of Egil Skallagrimson, and the most famous is about the death by immolation of the titular hero, Burnt Njal. FTP, identify these anonymous medieval works which deal with life and people in an island country west of Norway.
One of them features a rain of blood that dries everywhere but in the straw spread by a priestess, as well as the story of the champion of the Broadwickers.
{Icelandic Sagas} (prompt on {Saga}s)