토르핀 카를세프니 (Korean Wikipedia)

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For example, Rafn, Carl Christian (1837), 《Antiqvitates americanæ》, Schulzianæ crossreferences "Þórvaldr hryggr Ásleiksson" given by Haukr as Thord of Hofdi's grandfather to "Hróaldr hryggr" given by the Landnámabók.

Mitchell, Alana (2002년 11월 30일). “Legend that begins in Newfoundland ends with a 'fantasy' discovery in field” (Reprint). 《Leif Eriksson Monuments Pages》. 2008년 8월 25일에 확인함. Eventually, they settled in what is now Newfoundland, gave birth to Snorri Thorfinnson and stayed for about three years.

Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Grl., ch. 7 (pp. 64-67 and notes)
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Eir., ch. 7 (pp. 91-93 and notes)
Landnámabók: Ellwood 1898, Part III, Ch. X, pp.136-; Pálsson 2007, sect;208. Thord (p.93): "Thord, the son of Bjorn Butter-Box, son of Hroald Spine, son of Bjorn Ironside, son of Ragnar Hairy-Breeks.Thord.. took possession of Hofdastrand in Skagafjord.. and made his home at Hofdi...had a third son called Snorri, who married Thorhild the Ptarmigan, daughter of Thord Gellir, and their son was Thord Horse-Head. He married Thorgerd, daughter of Thorir Slouch and Fridgerd, daughter of King Kjarval of Ireland."
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Eir., ch. 14 (pp. 104-5)
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Intro., pp.30-31
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Kunz 2001, 626–676쪽 etc.
Jones 1968, 300쪽
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Grl., ch. 6, "(After her husband's death, Thorstein the Black conveyed her to Eiriksfjord, and) Gudrid went to stay with her brother-in-law Leif Eiriksson at Brattahlid" (Grl., Ch.6, p.64); "Eirik the red received her at Brattahlid.." (Eir. Ch. 6, p.90)
Kunz 2001, 666쪽
Kunz 2001, 666쪽 gives "hundred plus forty men" and Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, 94쪽 "160 people", but Storm 1891 has "var fjórir tigir manna annars hundraðs" with the reading of ".xl. manna ok .c. " (A, Hauksbok) footnoted
Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, Grl, ch. 7 (p.66), Eir, ch. 12 (p.102), listed as "Snorri Karlsefnisson" in name index.