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Eddic to English
Eddic to English: A Survey of English Translations of the Poetic Edda
Introduction, background, & purpose
A. S. Cottle, 1797
Benjamin Thorpe, 1866
Guðbrandur Vigfússon & F. York Powell, 1883
Olive Bray, 1908
Henry Adams Bellows, 1923
Lee M. Hollander, 1928 & 1962
Paul B. Taylor & W. H. Auden, 1967 & 1981
Patricia Terry, 1969 & 1989
Ursula Dronke 1969, 1997, & 2011
Carolyne Larrington, 1996 & 2014
Andy Orchard, 2011
Jeramy Dodds, 2014
Jackson Crawford, 2015
Edward Pettit, 2023
Kvasir Symbol Database
About the Kvasir Symbol Database (KSD)
Index of KSD Entries
KSD: Antlers & Stag
KSD: Apple & Apple Tree
KSD: Bee & Honey
KSD: Numbers
KSD: On the Shapes of Gods: Historic & modern depictions of Germanic deities
KSD: Sacred Tree & Holy Grove
KSD: Water, Water Body, & Ship
KSD: Web of Wyrd
KSD: Wilhelm Teudt's "Irminsul" Symbol
KSD: On Nazi & Far Right Extremist Symbols
Comparative Vǫluspá
Other Guides, Surveys, & Indices
Guide: Getting Started with Norse Mythology
Guide: Getting Started with Germanic Mythology
Survey: English translations of the Prose Edda (Edda to English)
Survey: English translations of Saxo Grammaticus's Gesta Danorum
Survey: English translations of Ibn Fadlan's Risala
The Simdex: An Unofficial Index for Rudolf Simek's "Dictionary of Northern Mythology"
The Grimmdex: An Expanded Table of Contents for Jacob Grimm's "Deutsche Mythologie"
Index of Active Periodicals in Ancient Germanic Studies
Museum Resources: Digital Collection Catalogues
Translations
Nigon Wyrta Galdor: The Old English "Nine Herbs Charm"
Merseburg Spell II: The Famed Old High German Spell
Litla Skálda: A New English Translation
Lokka Táttur: The Faroese 'Tale of Loki'
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Eddic to English
Eddic to English: A Survey of English Translations of the Poetic Edda
Introduction, background, & purpose
A. S. Cottle, 1797
Benjamin Thorpe, 1866
Guðbrandur Vigfússon & F. York Powell, 1883
Olive Bray, 1908
Henry Adams Bellows, 1923
Lee M. Hollander, 1928 & 1962
Paul B. Taylor & W. H. Auden, 1967 & 1981
Patricia Terry, 1969 & 1989
Ursula Dronke 1969, 1997, & 2011
Carolyne Larrington, 1996 & 2014
Andy Orchard, 2011
Jeramy Dodds, 2014
Jackson Crawford, 2015
Edward Pettit, 2023
Kvasir Symbol Database
About the Kvasir Symbol Database (KSD)
Index of KSD Entries
KSD: Antlers & Stag
KSD: Apple & Apple Tree
KSD: Bee & Honey
KSD: Numbers
KSD: On the Shapes of Gods: Historic & modern depictions of Germanic deities
KSD: Sacred Tree & Holy Grove
KSD: Water, Water Body, & Ship
KSD: Web of Wyrd
KSD: Wilhelm Teudt's "Irminsul" Symbol
KSD: On Nazi & Far Right Extremist Symbols
Comparative Vǫluspá
Other Guides, Surveys, & Indices
Guide: Getting Started with Norse Mythology
Guide: Getting Started with Germanic Mythology
Survey: English translations of the Prose Edda (Edda to English)
Survey: English translations of Saxo Grammaticus's Gesta Danorum
Survey: English translations of Ibn Fadlan's Risala
The Simdex: An Unofficial Index for Rudolf Simek's "Dictionary of Northern Mythology"
The Grimmdex: An Expanded Table of Contents for Jacob Grimm's "Deutsche Mythologie"
Index of Active Periodicals in Ancient Germanic Studies
Museum Resources: Digital Collection Catalogues
Translations
Nigon Wyrta Galdor: The Old English "Nine Herbs Charm"
Merseburg Spell II: The Famed Old High German Spell
Litla Skálda: A New English Translation
Lokka Táttur: The Faroese 'Tale of Loki'
Lokrur
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Eddic to English: A Survey of English Translations of the Poetic Edda
Introduction, background, & purpose
A. S. Cottle, 1797
Benjamin Thorpe, 1866
Guðbrandur Vigfússon & F. York Powell, 1883
Olive Bray, 1908
Henry Adams Bellows, 1923
Lee M. Hollander, 1928 & 1962
Paul B. Taylor & W. H. Auden, 1967 & 1981
Patricia Terry, 1969 & 1989
Ursula Dronke 1969, 1997, & 2011
Carolyne Larrington, 1996 & 2014
Andy Orchard, 2011
Jeramy Dodds, 2014
Jackson Crawford, 2015
Edward Pettit, 2023
Folder: Kvasir Symbol Database
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About the Kvasir Symbol Database (KSD)
Index of KSD Entries
KSD: Antlers & Stag
KSD: Apple & Apple Tree
KSD: Bee & Honey
KSD: Numbers
KSD: On the Shapes of Gods: Historic & modern depictions of Germanic deities
KSD: Sacred Tree & Holy Grove
KSD: Water, Water Body, & Ship
KSD: Web of Wyrd
KSD: Wilhelm Teudt's "Irminsul" Symbol
KSD: On Nazi & Far Right Extremist Symbols
Comparative Vǫluspá
Folder: Other Guides, Surveys, & Indices
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Guide: Getting Started with Norse Mythology
Guide: Getting Started with Germanic Mythology
Survey: English translations of the Prose Edda (Edda to English)
Survey: English translations of Saxo Grammaticus's Gesta Danorum
Survey: English translations of Ibn Fadlan's Risala
The Simdex: An Unofficial Index for Rudolf Simek's "Dictionary of Northern Mythology"
The Grimmdex: An Expanded Table of Contents for Jacob Grimm's "Deutsche Mythologie"
Index of Active Periodicals in Ancient Germanic Studies
Museum Resources: Digital Collection Catalogues
Folder: Translations
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Nigon Wyrta Galdor: The Old English "Nine Herbs Charm"
Merseburg Spell II: The Famed Old High German Spell
Litla Skálda: A New English Translation
Lokka Táttur: The Faroese 'Tale of Loki'
Lokrur
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New Kvasir Symbol Database entry: Apple & Apple Tree
Kvasir Symbol Database 8/26/20 Kvasir Symbol Database 8/26/20

New Kvasir Symbol Database entry: Apple & Apple Tree

In ancient Germanic texts—and in many others—the apple is associated with sex, but also death and reproduction. Kvasir Symbol Database’s new entry on the symbolism of the apple and the apple tree examines the topic.

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Getting Started with Germanic Mythology
Mimisbrunnr.info Guides 6/19/20 Mimisbrunnr.info Guides 6/19/20

Getting Started with Germanic Mythology

Happy Midsummer, all! To mark the occasion, we’re pleased to announce our brand-new Guide to Getting Started with Germanic Mythology, providing a guide to reliable and modern tertiary, secondary, and primary sources to a complex and intricate topic.

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