FOOTNOTES[1]Asa—the singular of Æsir.[2]Asyniur—Goddesses.[3]Ving-Thor—Winged-Thor.[4]Ryme—the Frost Giant.[5]Vala—a prophetess.
[1]Asa—the singular of Æsir.
[1]Asa—the singular of Æsir.
[2]Asyniur—Goddesses.
[2]Asyniur—Goddesses.
[3]Ving-Thor—Winged-Thor.
[3]Ving-Thor—Winged-Thor.
[4]Ryme—the Frost Giant.
[4]Ryme—the Frost Giant.
[5]Vala—a prophetess.
[5]Vala—a prophetess.
Transcriber's correctionsp. 44: Brave; the Silent Vidar; Hödur[Hodur], who, alas! wasp. 44: Hœnir[Hænir], and many more mighty lords and heroes;p. 128: strength; but, before he could speak, Utgard[Utgarda]p. 139: upright stone. But, lo! the stone was shattered[shatterd]p. 158: and vulture-headed giants,—monsters[Monsters] terrible top. 204: sky; "it is Thiassi, the strongest giant in Jötunheim[Jotunheim],p. 299: Yggdrasil, the mighty[might] ash, was shaken from itsp. 309: myths again moral ones easily develop[develope], and newp. 321:Ragnarök[Ragnarok]—The twilight of the gods.