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340 INDEX.
H;^niiskviSa, an Eddaio poem,
' 46.
Hyiidlulj65, an Eddaio poem, 48,
quoted 111, 206.
Hasnir, assists in creating man,
91, 116 ;—is given to the Vanir
in exchange for NjorS, 94,
131.
Iceland, first visited by Irish
monks, 11-8 ;—re-diseovered
and settled by the Northmen,
11-s:
Idnna, the Goddess of Immortal-
ity, 51, 95, 13S..
Ihre, 26 ;—his ' Lexicon ' and
' Letters,' 28.
Immortality of the Soul, taug"ht
by the Asa doctrine, 103, 104,
146-150, 152, 153, 155.
Ingemund Thorsteinsson, an Icelandic
settler, US, 200.
Ingolfr, a Norwegian, began the
colonization of Iceland, 78.
Jens Mortensen, a Danish translator
of Snorri, 15.
J61 (Yule), 220.
Jdmsvikinga Saga, 13;—quoted,
284, 303.
JokuUs, ice-mountains, the abode
of Jotuns, 113.
Jormungandr (see Mi5gar5sormr).
Jotunheimr, the abode of the Jotuns,
113, 117, 123. _
Jotuns, giants, evil beings, rude
nature, 44, 89, 90, 111, 113,
193,297;—nature's disturbing
powers, 154, older than the
iEsir, 119.
Kanne's ' Pantheon,' 34.
Kenningar, third part of the
Later Edda, containing poetical
terms and paraphrases, 57,
58.
Kerganga, a kind of duel, 252-3.
Ketil Haeng's Saga, 64, quoted,
283.
Keyser (R.), 5, 37.
Kialnesinga Saga, quoted 208-9.
Kjotvi, King of AgSir, 200.
Klopstock's poems, 30.
Kntitr Svfiinsson, hinn riki (Canute
the Great), 73, 74.
Knytllnga Saga, 23, 73, 74.
Koeppen's 'Literary Introduction
to Northern Mythology, 7.
Konlings-skugssji [King's Mir-
ror], 37.
Kormak's Saga, 69-70, quoted,
194, 248-250.
Krakumil, an ancient poem, quoted,
167.
Kraku Hrei5ar, an Icelandic settler,
170.
Kretschman, the Barde Ehingulph,
SO.
Kristni Saga (an account of the
introduction of Christianity into
Iceland), 66 ;—^first printed,
23;—quoted, 234.
Lagerbring'g 'History of Sweden,'
27.
Landnamab6k (history of the co-
lonization of Iceland), 66, first
printed, 24;— quoted, 191-2,
203-4, 207-8, 213, 234, 237-8,
301,321.
LandviSi, the abode of ViBarr,
96, 136, 139.
LandviEttir, 179, 190-3;—drive
King Eirik B165ox from Norway,
191;— guard Iceland
against King Harald's spy, 192.
Laxdtela Saga, 71; — quoted, 266
-7, 274.
Leifr hinn heppni Eiriksson, first
landed in America, 79.
Lexicons and handbooks on
Northern
36.
Mythology, 28, 35,
Lif, and ( P*^^"*! °J
*^« "«-
^^fi--. jctrioB.
Lindfors' 'History of Icelandic
Literature,' 36.
Ljos^lfar, light-elves, 134, 193.