ric's dau.

Hebrides (see also Sudreys);
Vikings, subdued by king Harald Harfagr;
Norse influence on Gaelic;
under Norway;
raided by Sweyn;
Norse expedition against south H. assisted by earl John;
king Alexander's naval expedition;
king Alexr. II sent embassy to Norway to get cession of;
harried by earl of Ross;
king Hakon's expedition;
Scottish expedition;
ceded to Scotland;
conquered by Alexander III;
ceded by Norway to Scotland.

Heimskringla.

Helena, dau. of earl Harald Maddadson and Afreka.

Helga, dau. of Moddan;
associated with Helgarie;
concubine of earl Hakon;
banished from Orkney;
her grandson, earl Erlend.

Helga Ulfs-datter, Sanday, Orkney.

Helgarie, near Helmsdale.

Helgi, Harald's son, N. Ronaldsay, elopes with Helga Ulfsdatter.

Helgi Njal's son.

Helliar-holm, Ellar-holm.

Helmsdale;
strath in Sutherland, Frakark;
H. Water;
Sorlinc;
Hjalmundal, the strath, not village.

Henry I of England;
visited by earl St. Magnus.

Henry II of England;
wars in France,.

Henry III of England;
his sister Joanna, m. Alexr. II of Scotland;
his dau. Margaret m. Alexr. III of Scotland.

Henry III, emperor of Germany;
earl Thorfinn's visit.

Henry, prince;
son of king David I;
witness.

Henry, son of Harold Maddadson by Afreka;
claimed Ross;
date of death.

Henry, bishop of Orkney;
in whose palace, in Kirkwall, king Hakon died.

Herbjorg, 3rd dau. of earl Paul Thorfinnson.

Herbjorg, dau. of Sigrid;
m. Kolbein Hruga.

Herborga, dau. of earl Harald Maddadson.

High Church (ha-kirkja), Halkirk.

Highlanders of Scotland (Skene).

Hill fort;
Ben-y-griam Beg, Caithness.

Hjaltalin, Jon;
transl. _Orkneyinga Saga_.

Hlodver Thorfinnson, earl;
m. Audna.

Hoanfiord, or Goa-fiord, (Loch Erriboll);
Hakon's fleet at;
Eilean Hoan.

Hoctor Common;
granted to bishop of C.

Hofn, Caithness;
Hlodver's howe.

Holinshed.

Honaver.

Houses;
Norse skali described.

House-burnings;
earl Moddan's burning, in Thurso;
Olaf Hrolfson, in Duncansby;
Frakark, in Sutherland;
earl Waltheof, in Moray.

Hoxa, South Ronaldsay;
Thorfinn Hausa-kliufr buried.

Hrolf the Ganger.

Hrollaug Rognvaldsson.

Hrossey, now Mainland, Orkney.