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Encyclopedia Mythica has an
extensive Norse Mythology section. |
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Forn fraedi
covers Medieval Icelandic literature including
information on
Snorri Sturluson the
Poetic Edda,
Prose Edda,
Egil's Saga, and
Laxdæla. |
| German Changeling Legends offers
texts, edited and translated by D. L. Ashliman, about fairy changelings. |
| Germanic Myths, Legends, and Sagas
by D. L. Ashliman offers
annotated links to web resources containing information about Germanic
mythology as well as collections of material on
Odin,
Balder,
the
Havamal, etc. |
|
Havamal - the
words of Othinn - two English translations presented with the original text. |
| Legend of Frau Hitt recounts several
variants of the heartless woman who was turned to stone when she refused food to a beggar. |
| Life and Death of Cormac the
Skald |
| Nibelungenlied, is the
German version of the Sigurd legend. |
| Nineteenth-century German stories by
Robert Godwin-Jones offers several stories in the original German and English translation,
along with sample illustrations from the nineteenth century. Includes the Frog King,
Rumpelstiltskin, Hans Huckebein, and others. |
|
Norse Mythology by Urd the Norn
is a great collection of myths. |
|
Norse Mythology Web Page
by Nicole Cherry offers a rough
draft for a Norse Mythology FAQ. |
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Norse Stars describes two constellations. |
| Old Norse Mythology
offers information about Norse gods, especially Loki, and the Norns. |
| Saga of Grettir the Strong
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| Scandinavian Changeling Legends
by D. L. Ashliman offers two changeling tales from Denmark and the Icelandic story of the
Father of Eighteen Elves. |
| Some Twenty Fairy Tales from
Scandinavia |
| Story of Burnt Njal
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| Valkyrie, Norse Mythology,
Nordisk Mytologi |
| Viking Answer Lady's Page by
Christie Ward (Gunnora Hallakarva) is a collection of articles
answering questions from
What
was a berserker? to
Did
the Vikings believe in ghosts?.
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