Bolwis
Role: blind man · First appears: Book Seven · Part 9
Life events
- Hildigisl bribed Bolwis to turn the sons of Sigar and Hamund against each other.(Book Seven · Part 9)
- With: Hildigisl
- “And Hildigisl, vexed that she preferred Hagbard to himself, bribed a certain blind man, Bolwis, to bring the sons of Sigar and the sons of Hamund to turn their friendship into hatred.”
- Bolwis's slanders broke the alliance between the sons of Sigar and the sons of Hamund.(Book Seven · Part 10)
- With: Sigar Hamund (father of Hagbard)
- “Thus the alliance of the young men was broken through;”
Book Seven · Part 9
- benefactor: Hildigisl (Hildigisl bribed Bolwis.) “And Hildigisl, vexed that she preferred Hagbard to himself, bribed a certain blind man, Bolwis, to bring the sons of Sigar and the sons of Hamund to turn their friendship into hatred.”
- lord: Sigar (Bolwis was one of King Sigar's advisers.) “For King Sigar had been used to transact almost all affairs by the advice of two old men, one of whom was Bolwis.”
Book Seven · Part 11
- siblings with Bilwis “But Bilwis, the brother of Bolwis, and others, conceived a better judgment, and advised that it would be better to use his stout service than to deal with him too ruthlessly.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Danish History, Books I–IX. Made with Rho MD.