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    A place for Hugrunar members to enterain others with their own poetry, preferably in the style of Viking skaldic verse or inspired by the Viking Age. ...
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    Theodric and the Maeringas
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    Author: * Thiudareiks Gunthigg - 7 Posts on this thread out of 544 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Sep 28, 2002 - 03:15

    The Jarl nodded, "At Rok in Sweden a stone stands that bears this verse as part of an inscription in runes. These lines are a memory of Theodoric Flavius, the Ostrogothic King of Italy. Even in far off Scandinavia they heard of the fame of the Amaling Goth."

    "But who the Maerings were is uncertain, though another poet preserves the memory that Theodoric was their ruler:

    Theodoric ruled for thirty years
    the Maerings’ stronghold; many knew that.
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