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    of in the sagas and stories passed from generation to generation through both written and vocal methods. In true saga style‚ with the oral tradition of the most ancient establishments and peoples in the Nordic region‚ they sing the stories of the Eddas and send praise to the gods long after the time of their magnificence. The introductory album from Amon Amarth‚

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    has a little more detail to it but is very simple and concise. Contrary to the Book of Genesis’ creation story‚ the story of creation in Norse mythology is much more elaborate and magical. As the Book of Genesis is to the Christian faith‚ The Prose Edda is the book that contains the stories of Norse creation. In the beginning‚ the first world to ever exist was named Muspell. This world is covered in fire‚ lava‚ and volcanoes all over. This planet contained so much heat on its surface that even

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    In many mythological‚ folklore and religious traditions‚ hell is a place of eternal torment in an afterlife‚ often after resurrection. It is viewed by most Abrahamic traditions as a place of punishment.[1] Religions with a linear divine history often depict hells as eternal destinations. Religions with a cyclic history often depict a hell as an intermediary period between incarnations. Typically these traditions locate hell in another dimension or under the Earth’s surface and often include entrances

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    looking pretty. At times women are depicted as terrifying in appearance and/or as an instigator of brutal violence from their husbands and/or sons‚ and the author praises their clever characters. The quintessential question of women in the Sagas and Eddas is: how accurate is the image presented within the Icelandic Sagas? As these stories comprise a record

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    Extra credit due Thursday April 17th Double spaced‚ 5 pages‚ 3 scholarly articles Roman gods and Ovid Intro Greek and roman equivalents Aphrodite-Venus Ares-Mars Artemis-Diana Athena-Minerva Demeter-Ceres Hades-Pluto Hephaistos-Vulcan Hera-Juno Hermes-Mercury Hestia-Vesta Kronos-Saturn Persephone-Proserpina Poseidon-Neptune Zeus-Jupiter(Jove) Eris-Discordia Eros-Cupid Ovid the Poet Born 43 BC His first poems appeared in 20 BC Completed the metamorphoses in 8 AD Timeless

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    Witches in Pre-Christian Scandinavia • Why are we looking at this? it is very different from Christianity‚ has a different model of the witch • the other reason: Christianity adopted many elements from Norse mythology and transformed them Film Clip: The Witches‚ Opening Scene: set in Norway Questions for class: what is said about good and evil The description of the witch What is she wearing? What do you know about Nordic Mythology? Nordic Paganism • is characterized

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    ways: Poetic Edda‚ Skaldic poetry‚ and Prose Edda. Poetic Edda was a compilation of poems written in Iceland just after the mid-thirteenth century. They came from all over Scandinavia‚ which includes the countries of present-day Denmark‚ Finland‚ Iceland‚ Norway‚ and Sweden. Skaldic poetry was written mostly in the ninth century‚ but is very complex‚ and therefore difficult for most people to understand. The Icelandic poet‚ politician‚ and historian‚ Snorri Sturluson‚ wrote Prose Edda in the 1220s

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    VIKINGS EINHERJAR – THE CHOSEN ONES Kenneth Dunn History 115 Professor Gordon "Never before has such terror appeared in Britain as we have now suffered from a pagan race. … Behold‚ the church of St. Cuthbert‚ spattered with the blood of the priests of God‚ despoiled of all its ornaments; a place more venerable than all in Britain is given as a prey to pagan peoples." - Alcuin of York‚ in a letter to Ethelred‚ King of Northumbria in England.

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    Norse Mythology stems from Germany paganism and Christianity. It also extends to Scandinavian Folklore of the current century. The Norse are also considered the Vikings in the middle ages. Like any other branch of mythology‚ it tells about certain gods or heroes. I chose Norse mythology because I am part German and to know some of the culture and religion is stemmed from these stories are fascinating. I also have watched many shows or heard stories about Odin‚ Thor‚ and Loki‚ so to me these Viking

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    (actress)‚ and Deidre O’Neill (doctor‚ better known as Edda). "No one lights a lamp in order to hide

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