Hurtless [adjective]

"Because I have drawn an oath from all dangerous and threatening things to leave Baldur hurtless," said Frigga.

They had him stand in the Peace Stead and they brought against him all the things that had sworn to leave him hurtless.

Military exercises, when performed by two parties of cavaliers with hurtless weapons, were called tournaments.

The lances were hurtless, the points being either removed altogether, or covered with broad pieces of wood, called rockets.

When one is dead, stones strike the soft of one's throat and fall soft away, one is hurtless.

Plate sin with gold, / And the strong lance of justice hurtless breaks; / Arm it in rags, a pigmy's straw does pierce it.

Come, as you have played Despair with me I will play the part of Una with you and bring you hurtless from his dark cavern.

I have committed many foolish acts, but innocent and hurtless.

These things (I hope) will not be so necessary for your use, as they are hurtless to know, and effectual where need requires.