Goddess of the North: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Norse Godesses, from Antiquity to the Modern AgeWeiser Books, 1 apr. 2001 - 267 sidor A thorough, academic look at the past, present, and future of Norse polytheism. Welch highlights many Norse goddesses as well as other divine females of the Norse pantheon - Valkyries, Norns, Giantesses, Disir - and in a straightforward manner, makes a definitive case for the primordial goddess. |
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Goddess of the North: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Norse Godesses ... Lynda C. Welch Begränsad förhandsgranskning - 2001 |
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ability actually Aesir ancestors animal Asgard aspect associated Asyniur attributes Audmula aurochs Balder battle beautiful Bestla birth brother called concept creation creatures Daughter Goddess death deities Disir eagle Earth Edda eventually explore faith female feminine divine Fenris fertility Fjorgyn Freya Frigg Gefjon Gerd Gersemi giant giantess gift Ginnungagap girl gods Grimm Guardian Tree Gullveig Heimdall Hnoss honor human Hvergelmir Idun Jotunheim killed legends lives Ljossalfheim Loki magical male metaphor Midgard Mimir monotheistic Moon mortals Mother Goddess Mother Holle Muspellheim myth Nerthus Niflheim nine worlds Nordic Norns Norse goddesses Norse Tradition North Nott Odhinn primordial goddess Ragnarok realm represents roots runes sacred Saga Shamanism Shape-Changing Sjofn Skadi Skuld Snorri Sturluson species spiritual spring Svartalfheim Swan symbolic Thorr Thrud trans tribes Valkyries Vanaheim Vanir Vidar Wave Maidens winter wisdom witch wolf woman women World Tree Yggdrasill Ymir York young
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Sida 1 - INTRODUCTION. JUST as in the olden time, Odin, the thoughtful god, gave his eye in pledge to the wise giant, Mimir, at Mimir's Well, for a draught of primeval wisdom, so men, longing for knowledge and loving the history of old Germany, sought for the great goddess Saga with untiring diligence, until at length they found her. She dwelt in a house of crystal beneath the cool flowing river. The eager enquirers went to her, and asked her to tell them about the olden times, and about the vanished races...