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Scandinavian Relations with Ireland During the Viking Period

Note 174 — Chapter VI · LINGUISTIC INFLUENCES.

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minnthak was the name given by Hjorleif’s Irish thralls to the mixture of meal and butter which they compounded while on board ship on their way to Iceland. They said it was good for quenching thirst. Cf. Landnámabók, I., ch. 6.

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