Kalinke and Mitchell summarise the saga thus: Composed in Iceland, presumably in the fourteenth century.
He wins Florida, daughter of King Ptolemeus, by defeating Valbrandr, another suitor, at arms and at harp playing.
Valbrandr takes revenge first by stabbing Sigrgarðr and then by killing the king in battle.
Fifteen years later a joyful reunion takes place in England when Gestr arrives with the rescued son whom he had raised.
Likewise, Handrit.is lists Lbs 4547 8vo as containing Sigurgarðs saga frækna,[2] also incorrectly.