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	'''3. Striving for Reunion'''		'''3. Striving for Reunion'''

	'''Adel and Ifkia'''		'''a. Adel and Ifkia'''

	'''[[154\|154.17]]''' Now I will write about Adel, his son:		'''[[154\|154.17]]''' Now I will write about Adel, his son:

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	The Twisklanders who had committed this crime called themselves ‘Freemen’ or ‘Franks’. My brother said there were red, brown, and white-haired among them. Those with red or brown hair bleached their hair white with limewater but, as their faces remained brown, this made them even more repulsive.		The Twisklanders who had committed this crime called themselves ‘Freemen’ or ‘Franks’. My brother said there were red, brown, and white-haired among them. Those with red or brown hair bleached their hair white with limewater but, as their faces remained brown, this made them even more repulsive.

	Just like Apollania, the two concluded their journey with a visit to Lydasburg and the Alderga. Thereupon, they toured about the regions of Staveren, where dwelt their constituency. They had behaved so affably that, everywhere they went, the people wished them to stay. Three months later, Adel sent messengers to all the allies he had made, urging them to send him lucid men in the Minne month (May).<ref>Previous translators stated that a part is missing here, due to ~~Ottema's~~ incorrect translation of <span class="fryas">DÁNA</span> as ~~'thereof'~~/~~'of it'~~. When it is translated as ~~'from there'~~ (from Texland), no gap need be assumed.</ref>		Just like Apollania, the two concluded their journey with a visit to Lydasburg and the Alderga. Thereupon, they toured about the regions of Staveren, where dwelt their constituency. They had behaved so affably that, everywhere they went, the people wished them to stay. Three months later, Adel sent messengers to all the allies he had made, urging them to send him lucid men in the Minne month (May).<ref>Previous translators stated that a part is missing here, due to Ottema’s incorrect translation of <span class="fryas">DÁNA</span> as ‘thereof’/‘of it’. When it is translated as ‘from there’ (from Texland), no gap need be assumed.</ref>

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	Friso, who had learned our history from the Book of the Adelings,<ref>Or: Book of the Adela-Followers.</ref> did everything possible to win their friendship. His first son born here by his wife, Sweethirte, he unhesitatingly named Adel. And, although he resisted with all his power the planning or rebuilding of burgs, he still sent his son Adel to the burg at Texland, so that he would become thoroughly acquainted with all that concerns our laws, language, and ethics. When Adel was twenty years old, Friso brought '''[[155\|[155]]]''' him into his own school. And when he had finished there, Friso sent him to travel throughout all the states.		Friso, who had learned our history from the Book of the Adelings,<ref>Or: Book of the Adela-Followers.</ref> did everything possible to win their friendship. His first son born here by his wife, Sweethirte, he unhesitatingly named Adel. And, although he resisted with all his power the planning or rebuilding of burgs, he still sent his son Adel to the burg at Texland, so that he would become thoroughly acquainted with all that concerns our laws, language, and ethics. When Adel was twenty years old, Friso brought '''[[155\|[155]]]''' him into his own school. And when he had finished there, Friso sent him to travel throughout all the states.

	Adel was an amiable young man. On his travels, he won many allies. This is why the folk called him ‘Atharik’ — that is: ‘rich in allies’,<ref>Compare [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athanaric Athanaric], “king of the Visigoths”, who would have reigned from 369-381 CE.</ref> something that was useful to him later, for, when his father died, he succeeded him without anyone suggesting another alderman be chosen.		Adel was an amiable young man. On his travels, he won many allies. This is why the folk called him ‘Atharik’ — that is: ‘rich in allies’,<ref>Compare [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athanaric Athanaric], “king of the Visigoths”, who would have reigned from 369-381 CE (Scaligerian chronology).</ref> something that was useful to him later, for, when his father died, he succeeded him without anyone suggesting another alderman be chosen.

	While Adel was an apprentice at Texland, there was also a very lovely maiden at the burg. She was from the Saxonmarks, from a state called Suobaland.<ref>Suobaland (<span class="fryas">SVÔBA.LÁND</span>) — German: Schwabenland, English: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swabia Swabia] — between the Black Forest (north) and Lake Constance (south).</ref> Therefore, she was known at Texland as ‘Suobene’, although her name was Ifkia.		While Adel was an apprentice at Texland, there was also a very lovely maiden at the burg. She was from the Saxonmarks, from a state called Suobaland.<ref>Suobaland (<span class="fryas">SVÔBA.LÁND</span>) — German: Schwabenland, English: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swabia Swabia] — between the Black Forest (north) and Lake Constance (south).</ref> Therefore, she was known at Texland as ‘Suobene’, although her name was Ifkia.

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	=={{Other EN}}==		=={{Other EN}}==
	Chapters U3 and U4: [[U1 Sandbach\|Sandbach 1876]]		Chapters U3 and U4: [[U3 Sandbach\|Sandbach 1876]]

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	Just like Apollania, the two concluded their journey with a visit to Lydasburg and the Alderga. Thereupon, they toured about the regions of Staveren, where dwelt their constituency. They had behaved so affably that, everywhere they went, the people wished them to stay. Three months later, Adel sent messengers to all the allies he had made, urging them to send him lucid men in the Minne month (May).<ref>Previous translators stated that a part is missing here, due to Ottema's incorrect translation of <span class="fryas">DÁNA</span> as 'thereof'/'of it'. When it is translated as 'from there' (from Texland), no gap need be assumed.</ref>		Just like Apollania, the two concluded their journey with a visit to Lydasburg and the Alderga. Thereupon, they toured about the regions of Staveren, where dwelt their constituency. They had behaved so affably that, everywhere they went, the people wished them to stay. Three months later, Adel sent messengers to all the allies he had made, urging them to send him lucid men in the Minne month (May).<ref>Previous translators stated that a part is missing here, due to Ottema's incorrect translation of <span class="fryas">DÁNA</span> as 'thereof'/'of it'. When it is translated as 'from there' (from Texland), no gap need be assumed.</ref>

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	~~'''[p.209 cont.]''' Now I will write about his son Adel.~~

	Friso, who had learned our history from the book of the Adelingen, had done everything in his power to win their friendship. His eldest son, whom he had by his wife Swethirte, he named Adel; and although he strove with all his might to prevent the building or restoring any citadels, he sent Adel to the citadel of Texland in order to make himself better acquainted with our laws, language, and customs. When Adel was twenty years old Friso brought him into his own school, and when he had fully educated him he sent him to travel through all the states. Adel was an amiable young man, and in his travels he made many friends, so the people called him Atharik—that is, rich in friends—which was very useful to him afterwards, for when his father died he took his place without a question of any other count being chosen.

	While Adel was studying at Texland there was a lovely maiden at the citadel. She came from Saxenmarken, from the state of Suobaland, therefore she was called at Texland Suobene,<ref>Hamconius, page 8. Suobinna.</ref> although her name '''[p.211]''' was Ifkja. Adel fell in love with her, and she with him, but his father wished him to wait a little. Adel did as he wished; but as soon as he was dead, sent messengers to Berthold, her father, to ask her in marriage. Berthold was a prince of high-principled feelings. He had sent his daughter to Texland in the hope that she might be chosen Burgtmaagd in her country, but when he knew of their mutual affection he bestowed his blessing upon them. Ifkja was a clever Frisian. As far as I have been able to learn, she always toiled and worked to bring the Frya's people back under the same laws and customs. To bring the people to her side, she travelled with her husband through all Saxenmarken, and also to Geertmannia — as the Geertmen had named the country which they had obtained by means of Goss. Thence they went to Denmark, and from Denmark by sea to Texland. From Texland they went to Westflyland, and so along the cost to Walhallagara; thence they followed the Zuiderryn (the Waal), till, with great apprehension, they arrived beyond the Rhine at the Marsaten of whom our Apollonia has written.<ref>See [[En_13i_Along_the_Rhine\|page 151]].</ref> When they had stayed there a little time, they returned to the lowlands.<ref>''Delta'', still in use in North Holland for swampy land.</ref> When they had been some time descending towards the lowlands, and had reached about the old citadel of Aken, four of their servants were suddenly murdered and stripped. They had loitered a little behind. My brother, who was always on the alert, had forbidden them to do so, but they did not listen to him. The murderers that had committed this crime were Twisklanders, who had at that time audaciously crossed the Rhine to murder and to steal. The Twisklanders are banished and fugitive children of Frya, '''[p.213]''' but their wives they have stolen from the Tartars. The Tartars are a brown tribe of Finda's people, who are thus named because they make war on everybody. They are all horsemen and robbers. This is what makes the Twisklanders so bloodthirsty. The Twisklanders who had done the wicked deed called themselves Frijen or Franken. There were among them, my brother said, red, brown, and white men. The red and brown made their hair white with lime-water<ref>Diodorus Siculus, V. 28.</ref> — but as their faces remained brown, they were only the more ugly. In the same way as Apollonia, they visited Lydasburgt and the Alderga. Afterwards they made a tour of all the neighbourhood of Stavera. They behaved with so much amiability, that everywhere the people wished to keep them. Three months later, Adel sent messengers to all the friends that he had made, requesting them to send to him their "wise men" in the month of May.<ref>Here the copyist, Hiddo oera Linda, has turned over a leaf too much, and has thus omitted two pages.</ref>
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	'''~~16d~~. ~~Adel and Ifkia~~'''		'''U. Koneread'''

	'''[[154\|[154/17]]]''' Now I will write about Adel, his son:		'''3. Striving for Reunion'''

			'''Adel and Ifkia'''

			'''[[154\|154.17]]''' Now I will write about Adel, his son:

	Friso, who had learned our history from the Book of the Adelings,<ref>Or: Book of the Adela-Followers.</ref> did everything possible to win their friendship. His first son born here by his wife, Sweethirte, he unhesitatingly named Adel. And, although he resisted with all his power the planning or rebuilding of burgs, he still sent his son Adel to the burg at Texland, so that he would become thoroughly acquainted with all that concerns our laws, language, and ethics. When Adel was twenty years old, Friso brought '''[[155\|[155]]]''' him into his own school. And when he had finished there, Friso sent him to travel throughout all the states.		Friso, who had learned our history from the Book of the Adelings,<ref>Or: Book of the Adela-Followers.</ref> did everything possible to win their friendship. His first son born here by his wife, Sweethirte, he unhesitatingly named Adel. And, although he resisted with all his power the planning or rebuilding of burgs, he still sent his son Adel to the burg at Texland, so that he would become thoroughly acquainted with all that concerns our laws, language, and ethics. When Adel was twenty years old, Friso brought '''[[155\|[155]]]''' him into his own school. And when he had finished there, Friso sent him to travel throughout all the states.
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