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CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF EDUCATIONAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY GEORGE BELL > LONDON : YORK SONS STREET, COVENT GARDEN NEW YORK: 66, FIFTH AVENUE; AND BOMBAY CAMBRIDGE : DEIGHTON, BELL & CO DECEMBER, 1894
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TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY. BY JACOB GRIMM.
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vi Translator s Preface. in the var
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viii Translator s Preface. where th
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. J<ING AND po., J^NTEf^S,
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CHAPTER T. INTRODUCTION. 1 From the
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INTRODUCTION. till the second half
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INTRODUCTION. 5 slavish subjection
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INTRODUCTION. 7 Forst troer jeg mit
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INTRODUCTION . 9 from the successiv
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INTRODUCTION. 11 2. The joint posse
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CHAPTER II. GOD. In all Teutonic to
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GOD. 15 using algott as a masc. thr
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GOD. 17 referring these modes of sp
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GOD. 19 and snorted or panted, as t
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GOD. 21 brunn. Gebet. mahtig drohti
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COD. 23 riclien frouden was, do er
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GOD. 25 honum asmegin halfu, Sn. 26
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heathen poetry. GOD. 27 But these g
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CHAPTEK III. WOKSHIP. The simplest
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impetrare, accipere, so that asking
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PRAYER. 33 night, and standing up t
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SACRIFICE. 35 in (to the nuns) ware
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SACRIFICE. libamina, Uotelsa holoca
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SACRIFICE. 39 exon. 245, 29. 251, 2
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SACRIFICE. 41 If the 6 did not hind
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SACRIFICE. 43 held a great midwinte
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SACRIFICE. 45 Procopius de bello Go
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SACRIFICE. 47 molatitiae, quas stul
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-SACRIFICE. 49 at funerals l with w
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SACRIFICE. 51 its origin express re
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SACRIFICE. 53 sacrifice, the Greeks
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SACRIFICE. 55 garlanded and adorned
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SACRIFICE. his share home with him.
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practice MINNE-DRINKING. 59 seems t
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MIXNE-DEINKING. 01 At Erek s depart
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MINNE-DRINKING. 63 Now that Suevic
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PROCESSIONS. 65 offered at the term
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TEMPLES. 67 Four or five centuries
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GROVES. 69 as that of the numen and
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GROVES. 71 nemus, dicatumque in eo
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GROVES. 73 reddiderunt. Tune autem
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GROVES. 75 heiligeforst. no. 273 (1
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GROVES. 77 onmia communia sint cum
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BUILDINGS. 79 sed deprensarum passi
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BUILDINGS. 81 ab hominibus, factum
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BUILDINGS. 83 ibidem commanentes cr
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BUILDINGS. 85 the Indiculus superst
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TEMPLES. 87 people s habits of thin
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PRIESTS. 89 confirming what I have
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PRIESTS. 91 her back at last to her
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PKIESTS-. 93 I must draw attention
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PEIESTESSES. 95 them from holy offi
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PRIESTESSES. 97 their blood in the
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CHAPTEE VL GODS. Now, I think, we a
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GODS. 101 quoque elementorum finxer
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GODS. without invoking the gods (pr
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IMAGES. 105 stated generally in cap
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IMAGES. 107 (ert TWV fBapjBdptov e\
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IMAGES. 109 advenisse. . . . Jussu
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IMAGES. Ill The chief authority for
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IMAGES. 113 (sculpere), skurd (scul
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IMAGES. 115 Frey s statue of silver
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GODS. 1 17 Ann. Lauriss. : Et inde
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IMAGES. thought of a choice and hal
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GODS. 121 ab universis Germaniae ge
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GODS OF THE WEEK. 123 of the 2nd ce
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GODS OF THE WEEK. 125 almost uninte
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GODS OF THE WEEK. 127 naming of the
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GODS. 129 Saxo Grammaticus, more cr
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CHAPTEE VII. WUOTAN, WODAN (ODINN).
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WODAN. 133 all-pervading creative a
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(Huns) Cum are named instead of Van
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WODAN. 137 Can it be alluded to in
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daz er sin was ze kinde vrd, wande
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WODAN. 141 und solte lilden iemer (
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WODAN. 143 Xapireara-Lv opolai,, II
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WODAN. 145 heofonwoman above in a l
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WODAN. 147 HaJculabairands, now tha
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WODAN. 149 noticeable for its doubl
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WODAN. 151 It is therefore not with
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WODAN. 153 preuves XLVIII. L.), see
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WODAN. 155 Ja, im heidendom hebben
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WODAN. 157 Vulle kruken un sangen h
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WODAN. 159 Westmanland, Odensvi (I,
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WODAN. 161 Thor Engilsmanna gob&quo
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WODAN. 163 believe, how Wuotan, Wis
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WODAN. 165 (Tiw, Tyr), he hardly do
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THUNAR. 167 waggons too, especially
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THUNAR. 169 height of heaven, he al
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THUNAR. 171 bach and Oberhof, at th
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THUNAR. 173 Perkun, and will be con
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THUNAE. 175 country about the 1 yea
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THUNAR. 177 showers, and his sacred
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THUNAR. 179 when the simple donner
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THUNAK. 181 Mid. Ages as a happy in
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THUNAR. 183 one, 1 we discover in i
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THUNAK. 185 something of the devil
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THUNAK. 187 Thdrsleinn, Thorketill,
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THUNAR. 189 of all giants in the ti
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THUNAR. 191 the logs to express con
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CHAPTER IX. ZIO, (TIW, TYR). The ON
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oot div, tiv (splendere). 1 zio. 19
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zio. 1G7 of all the Germanic nation
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zio. 199 no. 115 (1201) mons Martis
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EOR. 201 Thus far we have dealt wit
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EOR, SAXNOT, CHERU. 203 is to be un
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zio. 205 the Teutonic nations swore
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zio. 207 the fields of the slain, w
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CHAPTER X. FRO, (FREYR). The god th
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FRO. 211 Scandinavia; it is even po
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FRO. 213 priapo ;l si nuptiae celeb
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FRO. 215 battle and affright the fo
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NIKDU. 217 than 05inn, for in the E
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FRO. 219 antiquities, no German rac
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PALTAR. 221 exactly reminds us of f
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HADU. 223 which may have reference
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HERIMUOT. PHOL. 225 motas vaeta dar
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PHOL. 227 Balder ; in that case the
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FOSITE. 229 Baldag, Bceldccg prevai
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FOSITE. 231 tudo vix VIII milliaria
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CHAPTER XII. OTHER GODS. In additio
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HEIMDAIL. BRAGI. 235 drops out (con
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AKI, UOKI, OEGIR. 237 speeches of B
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AKI, UOKI, OEGIR, FIFEL, GEOFON, HL
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LOKI, GRENDEL, SATURN. 241 retained
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LOKI, GKENDEL, SATUEN. 243 of the N
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LOKI, GRENDEL, SATURN. 245 tlie wol
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LOKI, GRENDEL, SATURN. 247 which ev
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LOKI, GRENDEL, SATURN. 249 Sitivrat
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EEDA, NIRDU, GAUE, FIRGUNIA, HLUODA
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ERDA, NIRDU, GAUE, FIRGUNIA, HLUODA
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EK.DA, N1RDU, GAUE, FIRGUNIA, HLUOD
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isis. 257 DEAE HLUDANAE SACEVM C. T
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isis. 259 round the ship kept up ti
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isis. 261 dedm diebus supradicto ri
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isis. 263 country, welcomed by stre
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HOLD A, HOLLE. 265 Sueves of Tacitu
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HOLD A, HOLLE. 207 ut aliqua femina
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wives) ; HOLD A, HOLLE. 269 it was
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One might be tempted HOLDA, HOLLE.
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appears as a grim bugbear to fright
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PERAHTA, BERCHTE. 275 spools to her
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PERAHTA, BERCHTE. 2/7 swept by ; Pe
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PERAHTA, BERCHTE. 279 iron nose), a
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PERAHTA, BEKCHTE. 281 more ancient
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HERODIAS, DIANA, ABUNDIA. 283 6. (H
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HERODIAS, DIANA, ABUNDIA, 285 till
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HERODIAS, DIANA, ABUNDlA. 287 danti
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HKUODA, OSTARA. 289 Erce Saxons, wi
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austro, though he must have known t
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que apud ~barl>aros reverent
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ZISA. 295 filius cum omni equitatu
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ZISA. 297 What Titus Annius was mea
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FKIKKA. FROTJWA. 299 that tliree di
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91- b 93 a FRIKKA. FROUWA. 301 expr
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FPJKKA. FKOUWA. 303 Christian way o
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FltfKKA. FROUWA. 305 man (not a god
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FRIKKA. FKOUWA. 307 hann (have lie)
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GAKT. SIPPIA. SUNIA. WAR A. SAGA. N
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KAHANA. HELLIA. 311 futation]. The
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BAHANA. HELLIA. 313 passages her bl
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daz si imer werde vol ; KAHANA. HEL
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CONDITION OF GODS. 317 But this opi
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IMMOETALITY. 319 nutritur, or immor
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STRENGTH. PRECOCITY. SIZE. 321 Them
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SHAPE. ANGER. 323 augun, Sn. 50), d
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MIRTH. GAIT. PACE. 325 Aphrodite s
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FLIGHT. VEHICLES. HORSES. 327 But t
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VEHICLES. HOUSES. 329 tales travel
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SLEEP. SICKNESS. LAUGHTER. 331 seq.
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LANGUAGE. 333 huliz appears elsewhe
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GKADES. OFFICES. 335 attend at the
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DWELLINGS. INCARNATION. 337 still g
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CONDITION OF GODS, 339 messengers,
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gods themselves j HEROES. 341 1 the
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HEROES. 343 glosses, Graff 4, 983,
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INGUIO. 345 thinking self-conscious
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INGUIO. HARTUNG. 347 bears the name
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INGUIO. PORO. ISCIO. 349 each other
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ISCIO. IRMINO. 351 Tacitus have pre
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IRMINO, IRMIN. 353 a particular god
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IEMIN. 355 entirely extinct in that
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Of every sterne the twynkling notis
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IRMIN. IRING. 259 In the Nibelungen
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IKMIN. IKING. 361 habere desiderati
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MARSO. SUAPO. 363 Ought we to assum
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HERCULES. ULYSSES. 365 see no other
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GOZ. FKOGER. 367 Appendix gives the
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GEAT. JSCILD. BEOWULF. 369 and then
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SCEAF. GIBIKA. WELIS. SIGOFRID. 371
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j Isenlart, IRMANRIH. ETICHO. DIETR
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BILLUNG. ORENTIL. 375 Orendil, Meic
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EIGIL. WITICHO. WATE. WIELANT. 377
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WELAND. MIMI. 379 whom not only is
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EIGIL, TOKI. HEMING. TELL. 381 afte
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TELL. EIGIL. 383 roots. It partly a
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HEROES. 385 them nearer to heroes,
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Page 399 and 400: AFFLICTED. UNBORN. 389 passage in F
Page 401 and 402: NURSED BY ANIMALS. 391 The sivan s
Page 403 and 404: HOUSES. AGE. 393. with undiminished
Page 405 and 406: ABODES. 395 sagen, no. 518). Siegfr
Page 407 and 408: WISE WOMEN, ^97 by its having left
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Page 411 and 412: ITIS. 401 exactly the meaning we ha
Page 413 and 414: ITIS. VELEDA. GANNA. 403 name of th
Page 415 and 416: ALARUN. NORNI. 405 out of which he
Page 417 and 418: NORNI. WYRD. 407 third, Skidd, OHG.
Page 419 and 420: KORNI. 409 land volvur* who are cal
Page 421 and 422: NOKNI. FATAE. 411 mentions (De bell
Page 423 and 424: NORNI. FATAE. 413 tradition brings
Page 425 and 426: NORNI. 415 praesentis indicat spati
Page 427 and 428: NORNI. WALACHURIUN. 417 the fatae s
Page 429 and 430: VALKYRJA, W.ELCYRIE. 419 One name i
Page 431 and 432: WALACHURIUN, SKULD. 421 at ricSa ti
Page 433 and 434: HILD. GUND. DRUD. 423 tive firtiffr
Page 435 and 436: WALACHURIUN. 425 obligation of virg
Page 437 and 438: SWAN-MAIDENS. 427 linger on the sea
Page 439 and 440: SWAN-MAIDENS. 429 tant, as placing
Page 441 and 442: WOOD-WIVES. 431 maids flew from sou
Page 443 and 444: WOOD-WIVES. MENNI. 433 make the hun
Page 445 and 446: MENNI. MERIMANNI. 435 regarded as a
Page 447: WISE WOMEN. 437 elements, by storms
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