So says also Stein Herdison in his song of Olaf:--

"From Throndhjem town, where in repose

The holy king defies his foes,

Another Olaf will defend

His kingdom from the greedy Svein.

King Olaf had both power and right,

And the Saint's favour in the fight.

The Saint will ne'er his kin forsake,

And let Svein Ulfson Norway take."

In this manner friendship was concluded between the kings and peace

between the countries. King Magnus fell ill and died of the ringworm

disease, after being ill for some time. He died and was buried at

Nidaros. He was an amiable king and bewailed by the people.

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