Einar Tambaskelfer was come home from England to his farm, and had the
fiefs which King Canute had given him when they met in Throndhjem, and
which were almost an earldom. Einar had not been in the strife against
King Olaf, and congratulated himself upon it. He remembered that King
Canute had promised him the earldom over Norway, and at the same time
remembered that King Canute had not kept his promise. He was accordingly
the first great person who looked upon King Olaf as a saint.