By Hakon Stang
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Or: turquoise, Italian turchino. Forni/Galli 1964, 79, citing also Ann. II, 14,3 fucatas colore tabulas. 2. Jansson 1944, 169. 3. e. for colouring shields red with blood. 4. Magnus Barefoot’s saga ch. 24 (two kings, plus the exception, the grandee Niklas Siguråsson), Inge Haraldsson’s & Sigurd Munn’s saga ch. 11, Magnus Erlingsson’s saga ch. 40, Sverre’s saga ch. 54; the white war shields of king Olav Haraldsson being explained as expressive of his Christian missionary zeal: Monclair 1994, 78-79.
The said fighting custom of the Eruli ‘slaves’ or rather freemen made for an opinion – in Persia and adjacent parts of Syria and ‘Iräq – that the Erul menfolk were not ‘merely’ light-armed but even un-armed (on which the Pseudo-Zachariah tradition below). There is even the assertion, in the History of the Langobards by Paul the Deacon, that the Eruls fought naked, without arms:6 Rodulf directed his men into battle. Himself he stayed in the fortress, having no doubt in the hope of victory, playing checkers.
Jónsson 1905, 378: “hilmis
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