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Norse
Sacred texts from the Norse tradition, including the Poetic Edda and selections from the Prose Edda.
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Texts
GlossaryA shelf-specific glossary starter for the Norse shelf.Introduction to Norse ReligionA source-critical introduction to Norse religion — the pre-Christian traditions of Scandinavia, preserved largely through Christian-era manuscripts, medieval poetry, saga memory, archaeology, reception, and modern revival.Reader's Guide to NorseRoutes through Eddic poetry, Snorri's prose and skaldic teaching, sagas, Icelandic rímur, collected folklore, and later Norse reception.The Life and Death of Cormac the Skalda — Collingwood and StefánssonKormáks Saga, the saga of the great love-poet of Iceland, whose devotion to Steingerd brought him glory and ruin, translated by Collingwood and Stefánsson.The Story of Grettir the Strong — Magnússon and MorrisGrettis Saga, the saga of Iceland’s most famous outlaw, a man of immense strength cursed by darkness, translated by Magnússon and Morris.Völsunga sagaThe saga of the Völsung dynasty — Sigmund, the dragon-slayer Sigurd, the Niflungs, and their doom. The great Old Norse prose narrative that underlies the Eddic heroic lays. Good Works Translation from Old Norse.