The Prose Edda (2010)
The Prose Edda
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The first, Mythic and Legendary Tales from Skaldskaparmal, contains the major prose stories about the gods and heroes. The second section, Poetic References from Skaldskaparmal, tells how to refer to gods, people and things.
MYTHIC AND LEGENDARY TALES FROM SKALDSKAPARMAL 1Bragi Tells Ægir Stories of the Gods A man was named Ægir or Hler. He lived on the island now called Hlesey, and was greatly skilled in magic. He set off on a trip to Asgard. The Æsir knew he was coming and they received him we...ll, but much of what they showed him was fashioned through spells and shape-changings. In the evening when it was time to drink, Odin had swords brought into the hall. These shone so brightly that no other light was used while they sat at the drinking. The Æsir then went to their feast, and the twelve Æsir who were to be judges sat in their high seats. They were named Thor, Njord, Frey, Tyr, Heimdall, Bragi, Vidar, Vali, Ull, Hoenir, Forseti and Loki. The goddesses, who did likewise, were Frigg, Freyja, Gefjun, Idunn, Gerd, Sigyn, Fulla and Nanna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first, Mythic and Legendary Tales from Skaldskaparmal, contains the major prose stories about the gods and heroes. The second section, Poetic References from Skaldskaparmal, tells how to refer to gods, people and things.
MYTHIC AND LEGENDARY TALES FROM SKALDSKAPARMAL 1Bragi Tells Ægir Stories of the Gods A man was named Ægir or Hler. He lived on the island now called Hlesey, and was greatly skilled in magic. He set off on a trip to Asgard. The Æsir knew he was coming and they received him we...ll, but much of what they showed him was fashioned through spells and shape-changings. In the evening when it was time to drink, Odin had swords brought into the hall. These shone so brightly that no other light was used while they sat at the drinking. The Æsir then went to their feast, and the twelve Æsir who were to be judges sat in their high seats. They were named Thor, Njord, Frey, Tyr, Heimdall, Bragi, Vidar, Vali, Ull, Hoenir, Forseti and Loki. The goddesses, who did likewise, were Frigg, Freyja, Gefjun, Idunn, Gerd, Sigyn, Fulla and Nanna.
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