Sturla the Lawman has declared that no outlaw was ever so distinguished
as Grettir the Strong. For this he assigns three reasons. First, that he
was the cleverest, inasmuch as he was the longest time an outlaw of
any man without ever being captured, so long as he was sound in health.
Secondly, that he was the strongest man in the land of his age, and
better able than any other to deal with spectres and goblins. Thirdly,
that his death was avenged in Constantinople, a thing which had never
happened to any other Icelander.
Further, he says that Thorsteinn Dromund was a man who had great luck in
the latter part of his life.
Here endeth the story of Grettir the son of Asmund.