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peringskiöld commented that the stone was reclining backwards in a hop-garden at the eastern farm of lövsta, which was later confirmed by celius in 1726.
Ο hefnir πέθανε σπίτι ... ... χάραξε τη ρουνική επιγραφή ..."====u 1087====peringskiöld commented that the stone was reclining backwards in a hop-garden at the eastern farm of lövsta, which was later confirmed by celius in 1726.

unlike modern scholars, peringskiöld connected this stone, like the other greece runestones, to the gothic wars in south-eastern europe from the 3rd century and onwards.
unlike modern scholars, peringskiöld connected this stone, like the other greece runestones, to the gothic wars in south-eastern europe from the 3rd century and onwards.

rhezelius read it as a name, "onarius", which would have belonged to a third son, whereas verelius, peringskiöld, dijkman and celsius interpreted it as the pronoun "annarr" meaning "the other" and referring to Ótryggr, an interpretation supported by wessén and jansson (1953–1958), and by rundata (see below).
rhezelius read it as a name, "onarius", which would have belonged to a third son, whereas verelius, peringskiöld, dijkman and celsius interpreted it as the pronoun "annarr" meaning "the other" and referring to Ótryggr, an interpretation supported by wessén and jansson (1953–1958), and by rundata (see below).