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The article traces material from notebooks VI.B.7, VI.B.46, and VI.B.45, specifying page ranges and identifying four Viking-related chapters. It analyzes why Joyce returned thirteen years after his first notes, and includes detailed index items, citations, and draft insertion evidence in Finnegans Wake beginning in 1938.","GENETIC JOYCE STUDIES – Issue 18 (Spring 2018)  \nThe Vikings in Notebook VI.B.45  \nIan MacArthur and Viviana Mirela Braslasu  \nIn “How the ‘offsprout of vikings’went ‘east-viking’” Viviana Mirela Braslasu and RobbertJan Henkes provided a solid background to Joyce’s use of Allen Mawer’s book, The Vikings, published in the Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature (Cambridge University Press, 1913) . The article exploring the notes in VI.B.7 and VI.B.46 was published in GENETIC JOYCE STUDIES – Issue 16 (Spring 2016) and it can be accessed online at: [http://www.geneticjoycestudies.org/articles/GJS16/GJS16_Braslasu_Henkes_mawer](http://www.geneticjoycestudies.org/articles/GJS16/GJS16_Braslasu_Henkes_mawer).  \nIn the introduction to the ‘East Vikings’Notes Robbert-Jan Henkes asked a question: “Why did Joyce return to The Vikings, thirteen years after his first jottings, only to annotate one chapter?”The new cluster transcribed below answers that question: Joyce returned to The Vikings to annotate more than one chapter. His jottings towards the end of one of the notebooks he was compiling at the time, catalogued as VI.B.45, complement and follow the notes previously identified in notebook VI.B.46 . In terms of source citation, these entries start on page 133 in the notebook and end on page 137, and they cover four chapters: Chapter VIII – Viking Civilisation to Chapter XII – Scandinavian Influence in the Empire and Iceland.  \nThe new Vikings index comprises both entries that Joyce harvested for the first time (from pages 83 up to 113 in the source), as well as notes that he had jotted down in notebook VI.B.7 (pages 158-60 and 169, respectively), but he had never used. With the exception of: ‘inhales fumes through cloth’, ‘Gillis’, ‘wait till wind fills sails ’,‘bloody grooved sword’, ‘corselet’,‘when high seat pillars landed’, ‘trilobed’, ‘cornelian’, ‘grave chamber’, ‘till’ and ‘fence it, speaker’, all the other notes were red-deleted and entered the drafts of Finnegans Wake at the beginning of 1938.  \nFrom the evidence we could trace in the three notebooks―VI.B.7, VI.B.46 and VI.B.45, Joyce returned to The Vikings to annotate five chapters. Why only five chapters? Further research will be needed to answer this question, too.  \nVI.B.45.133  \n(l) rS P C C bornokarl  \nThe Vikings 84: Children were tossed on the point of the spear and the Viking leader who discouraged the custom was nicknamed barnakarl, i.e. children’s friend.  \nMS 47478-342, ScrPrTMA: ^+Barneycarroll, a precedent for the prodection of curiosity from children.+^ | JJA 53:321 | Feb 1938 | II.2§1.13/2.11/3.13/5.3- 6.5/7.4/ 8.14/9.12 | FW 285.F.2.2  \n(m) rRurik 800 wh  \nThe Vikings 85: In Ireland we hear of what seem to have been veritable harems, while in Russia we are told of the great grandson of Rurik, the founder of the Russian kingdom, that he had more than 800 concubines, though we may perhaps suspect the influence of Oriental custom in this case.  \nMS 47478-342, ScrPrBMA: ^+A pfurty pscore of ru^+de+^ric rossies comcubined for his divelsion.+^ | JJA 53:321 | Feb 1938 | II.2§1.13/2.11/3.13/5.3-6.5/7.4/8.14/9.12 | FW 285.F.3.3  \nVI.B.45.134  \n(a) rbloodeagle  \nThe Vikings 83-4: The custom of cutting the blood-eagle (i.e. cutting the ribs in the shape of an eagle and pulling the lungs through the opening) was a well-known form of vengeance taken on the slayer of one’s father if captured in battle, and is illustrated in the story [83] of the sons of Ragnarr Loðbrók himself.  \nMS 47476b-291, PrPrIns: ~~remembering your shapes and sizes~~ ^+primesigned in the full of your dress, bloodeagle waistcoat and all, remembering your shapes and sizes+^ | JJA  \n50:033 | early 1938 | I.1§1.8/2.8 | FW 024.29  \n(b) inhales fumes through cloth >  \n(c) rcups of memory  \nThe Vikings 88: At the great autumn festival at Lade when the cups of memory were drunk, Earl Sigurd signed a cup to Odin, but the king made the sign of the cross over his cup. 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