Teutonic Mythology Gods And Goddesses of the Northland volume 3
Teutonic Mythology Gods And Goddesses of the Northland volume 3
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Thor added that before long Orvandel would come "home ;" that is to say, doubtless, "home to Thor, " to fetch his wife Groa. It follows that, when he had carried Orvandel across the Elivagar, Thor had parted with him somewhere on the way, in all probability in Orvandel's own home, and that while Orvandel wandered about in Jotunheim, Groa, the dis of growth, had a safe place of refuge in the Asa-God's own citadel. A close relation between Thor and Orvan- del also appears from the fact that Thor ...afterwards mar- ries Orvandel's second wife Sif, and adopts his son Ull, Svipdag's half-brother (see No. 102), in Asgard. Consequently Orvandel's abode was situated south of 852 TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY the Elivagar (Thor carried him nordan or Jotunheimum Younger Edda, 276), in the direction Thor had to travel when going to and from the land of the giants, and presumably quite near or on the strand of that mythic water-course over which Thor on this occasion carried him. When Thor goes from Asgard to visit the giants he rides the most of the way in his chariot drawn by the two goats Tanngnjostr and Tanngrisnir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thor added that before long Orvandel would come "home ;" that is to say, doubtless, "home to Thor, " to fetch his wife Groa. It follows that, when he had carried Orvandel across the Elivagar, Thor had parted with him somewhere on the way, in all probability in Orvandel's own home, and that while Orvandel wandered about in Jotunheim, Groa, the dis of growth, had a safe place of refuge in the Asa-God's own citadel. A close relation between Thor and Orvan- del also appears from the fact that Thor ...afterwards mar- ries Orvandel's second wife Sif, and adopts his son Ull, Svipdag's half-brother (see No. 102), in Asgard. Consequently Orvandel's abode was situated south of 852 TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY the Elivagar (Thor carried him nordan or Jotunheimum Younger Edda, 276), in the direction Thor had to travel when going to and from the land of the giants, and presumably quite near or on the strand of that mythic water-course over which Thor on this occasion carried him. When Thor goes from Asgard to visit the giants he rides the most of the way in his chariot drawn by the two goats Tanngnjostr and Tanngrisnir.
What to read after Teutonic Mythology Gods And Goddesses of the Northland volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viktor Rydberg to read onlineMoreLess
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