An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Gormflaith ingen Murchada"

Sa seanscéal Íoslannach den 13ú haois [[Saga Njál]],<ref name="Njal's Saga">{{cite book |last=Cook |first=Robert |title=Njal's Saga |year=2001 |publisher=Penguin |location=Londain}}</ref> déantar trácht uirthi faoin ainm Kormloð,'' agus léirithe mar bhean cholscartha éadmhar, i bhfách le díoltas ar a hiar-fhear chéile, Brian Bóramha.<ref>Cook, Njál's Saga, lch. 296</ref> Insítear sa sága seo conas mar a chothaíonn sí a mac, Sictric, chun tacú a fháil ó Lochlannaigh thar lear, go háirithe [[Sigurd Ramhar|Sigurd]] as [[Inse Orc]] agus [[Brodir and Ospak of Man|Brodir]] as [[Oileán Mhanann]], ag geallúint ceiliúr pósta a chur orthu. Is é seo an chéad fhoinse a mhaíonn gur go raibh Gormlaith agus Brian Bóramha scartha as a gcéile.

 

 

'' As to why Keating decided to place the cause of hostilities with Gormlaith is up for some debate. One scholar, [[Meidhbhín Ní Úrdail]] suggested that he was influenced by Meredith Hamner's ''Chronicle of Ireland'' published in 1633, where the cause of Clontarf is attributed not to Gormlaith, but an anonymous "merchant's wife".<ref>{{cite book |last=Ní Úrdail |first=Meidhbhin |title=Cath Cluana Tarbh: 'The Battle of Clontarf' |year=2011 |publisher=Irish Texts Society |location=Londain |chapter=Introduction |page=14}}</ref>

 

 

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