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SIGRDRIFUMOL
SIGRDRIFUMOL THE BALLAD OF THE VICTORY-BRINGER Sigurth rode up on Hindarfjoll and turned southwar...
FAFNISMOL
FAFNISMOL THE BALLAD OF FAFNIR Sigurth and Regin went up to the Gnitaheith, and found there the t...
REGINSMOL
REGINSMOL THE BALLAD OF REGIN Sigurth went to Hjalprek’s stud and chose for himself a horse, who ...
GRIPISSPO
GRIPISSPO GRIPIR’S PROPHECY Gripir was the name of Eylimi’s son, the brother of Hjordis; he ruled...
HELGAKVITHA HUNDINGSBANA I
HELGAKVITHA HUNDINGSBANA II THE SECOND LAY OF HELGI HUNDINGSBANE King Sigmund, the son of Volsung...
HELGAKVITHA HUNDINGSBANA I
HELGAKVITHA HUNDINGSBANA I THE FIRST LAY OF HELGI HUNDINGSBANE In olden days, | when eagles...
HELGAKVITHA HJORVARTHSSONAR
HELGAKVITHA HJORVARTHSSONAR THE LAY OF HELGI THE SON OF HJORVARTH (I) OF HJORVARTH AND SIGRLIN Hj...
VÖLUNDARKVITHA
VÖLUNDARKVITHA THE LAY OF VÖLUND There was a king in Sweden named Nithuth. He had two sons and on...
SVIPDAGSMOL
SVIPDAGSMOL THE BALLAD OF SVIPDAG I. GROUGALDR GROA’S SPELL Svipdag spake: “Wake thee, Groa! |...
HYNDLULJOTH
HYNDLULJOTH THE POEM OF HYNDLA Freyja spake: “Maiden, awake! | wake thee, my friend, My sis...
RIGSTHULA
RIGSTHULA THE SONG OF RIG They tell in old stories that one of the gods, whose name was Heimdall,...
BALDRS DRAUMAR
BALDRS DRAUMAR BALDR’S DREAMS Once were the gods | together met, And the goddesses came |...
ALVISSMOL (THE BALLAD OF ALVIS)
Alvis spake: 1. “Now shall the bride | my benches adorn, And homeward haste forthwith;...
THRYMSKVITHA (THE LAY OF THRYM)
1. Wild was Vingthor | when he awoke, And when his mighty | hammer he missed; He...
LOKASENNA (LOKI’S WRANGLING)
Ægir, who was also called Gymir, had prepared ale for the gods, afterhe had got the mighty kettle...
HYMISKVITHA (THE LAY OF HYMIR)
1. Of old the gods | made feast together, And drink they sought | ere sated they were...
HARBARTHSLJOTH (THE POEM OF HARBARTH)
Thor was on his way back from a journey in the East, and came to asound; on the other side of the...
SKIRNISMOL (THE BALLAD OF SKIRNIR)
Freyr, the son of Njorth, had sat one day in Hlithskjolf, and lookedover all the worlds. He looke...
GRIMNISMOL (THE BALLAD OF GRIMNIR)
King Hrauthung had two sons: one was called Agnar, and the otherGeirröth. Agnar was ten winters o...
VAFTHRUTHNISMOL (THE BALLAD OF VAFTHRUTHNIR)
Othin spake: 1. “Counsel me, Frigg, | for I long to fare, And Vafthruthnir fain would ...