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 | | However, the Æsir gave the Jotun woman Night and her son Day a horse and carriage each, placing them in the sky, where they were to circle the world every day. | | | Both he and Freya were actually descended from the Vanir (the race of gods against whom the Æsir fought for control of the world at the beginning of time). | | | The Æsir chose four of the dwarfs to hold up the heavenly vault and guard the four corners of the world. |
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http://odin.dep.no/odin/engelsk/norway/history/032005-990465/index-dok000-b-f-a.html
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| | When, however, the Æsir saw for certain that it was a giant who had come there, no reverence was shown for their oaths and they called on Thór. | | | It is told of him that he gave a ploughland in his kingdom, the size four oxen could plough in a day and a night, to a beggar-woman as a reward for the way she had entertained him. | | | From the north of Giantland she took four oxen and yoked them to a plough, but those were her sons by a giant. |
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http://www.wintersteel.com/files/Julius_Streiker/THE_DELUDING_OF_GYLFI.htm
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| | Skáldskaparmal |
| | The Æsir offered a ransom for their lives, as much wealth as Hreidmarr himself desired to appoint; and a covenant was made between them on those terms, and confirmed with oaths. | | | The n the Æsir came in to their banquet, and in the high-seats sat them down those twelve Æsir who were appointed to be judges; these were their names: Thor, Njördr, Freyr, Týr, Heimdallr, Bragi, Vídarr, Váli, Ullr, Hnir, Forseti, Loki; and in like manner the Ásynjur: Frigg, Freyja, Gefjun, Idunn, Gerdr, Sigyn, Fulla, Nanna. | | | But when Hreidmarr saw the otter, straight way he called to him his sons, Fáfnir and Reginn, and told them that the otter their brother was slain, and who had done that deed. |
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/pre/pre05.htm
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| | Gylfaginning |
| | Njördr is not of the race of the Æsir: he was reared in the land of the Vanir, but the Vanir delivered him as hostage to the gods, and took for hostage in exchange him that men call Hnir; he became an atonement between the gods and the Vanir. | | | It is told of him that he gave to a wandering woman, in return for her merry-making, a plow-land in his realm, as much as four oxen might turn up in a day and a night. | | | "When the Æsir had come to the house, he went in first who was wisest of all, who is called Kvasir; and when he saw in the fire the white ash where the net had burned, then he perceived that that thing must be a device for catching fish, and told it to the Æsir. |
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/pre/pre04.htm
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| | Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Æsir, |
| | Wives of the Æsir: Odin& wife was Frigga; Thor& wife was Sif (beauty); Baldur& wife was Nanna (daring); Bragi& wife was Id na; Odur’s wife was Freyja (the Scandinavian Venus); Loki& wife was Sig | | | The Æsir built Asgard themselves, but each god had his own private mansion. | | | Niörd, the water-god, was not one of the Æsir, but chief of the Vanir; his son was Frey; his daughter, Freyja (the Scandinavian Venus); his wife was Skadi; and his home, Noatun. |
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http://www.bartleby.com/81/273.html
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