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Of early Iceland as described in the sagas. There can be no doubt that the house of the Icelandic chief was analogous to the house of the Homeric prince. Societies remarkably similar in mode of life were accommodated in dwellings similarly arranged. Though the Icelanders owned no Over-Lord and indeed left their native Scandinavia to escape the sway of Harold Fairhair yet each wealthy and powerful chief lived in the manner of a Homeric "king. " His lands and thralls horses and cattle occupied his attention when he did not chance to be on Viking adventure-- "bearing bane to alien men. " He always carried sword and spear and often had occasion to use them. He entertained many guests and needed a large hall and ample sleeping accommodation for strangers and servants. His women were as free and as much respected as the ladies in Homer; and for a husband to slap a wife was.
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