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Cornell University <strong>Library</strong> The original of tliis book is in tine Cornell University <strong>Library</strong>. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924009934195
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Page 7 and 8: THE ^tlx^m 0f t\t "^tixilmtn BY RUD
Page 9: DANIEL WILLARD FISKE, OF THE ASTOR
Page 12 and 13: 6 PHEFACE. its influence over the p
Page 14 and 15: 8 PREFACE. at the treasures which a
Page 16 and 17: 10 CONTENTS. PART THIRD. INFLUENCE
Page 19 and 20: INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS BY THE TRANSL
Page 21 and 22: mTEODlTOTlON. 15 Opened from tlie m
Page 23 and 24: INTEODUCTION. 17 the University at
Page 25 and 26: nfTEODUOTIOlf. 19 commtinication wi
Page 27 and 28: IHTEODUOTION. 21 divine revelation.
Page 29 and 30: INTEODtrCTION. 23 searcli of the is
Page 31 and 32: INTEODTJCTION. 25 nees and accuracy
Page 33 and 34: INTEODUCTION. 27 way of that period
Page 35 and 36: INTEODUCTION. 29 many. Hitherto, bu
Page 37 and 38: mrEODUCTioN. 31 clared the Icelandi
Page 39 and 40: tNTEODUCTION. 33 respect, by the fo
Page 41 and 42: mTEODTJCTIOlT. 35 tory of Heathendo
Page 43 and 44: mTEODUOTION. 37 they knew of old, e
Page 45 and 46: mTRODTTCTION. 39 Historiske Fortsel
Page 47 and 48: INTEODXrOTION. 41 fails in represen
Page 49 and 50: — mTEODUOTION. 43 gle divinity. T
Page 51 and 52: — INTEODTJCnON. 45 Gods; they mig
Page 53 and 54: — — INTEODtrcnON. 47 persuades
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INTEODUCTION. 49 passages of experi
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IHTEODUOTION. 61 twenty cantos, con
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INTRODUCTION. 63 clears herself of
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— — INTKODUCTION. 66 of Svanhil
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iNTEObUCTlOlt. 67 is clothed in the
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BSTEODUCiTION. 69 take a hasty glan
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INTEODTJCTION. 61 and of the hero H
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INTEODTTOTION. 63 adorned, and the
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INTKODUOTION. 66 and government, th
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INTEODUOTION. 67 tory of the Orknei
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INTEODtJCTION. 69 4. Gunlaugs Ormst
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INTEODUCTION. 71 Thor, and his race
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INTEODUCTION. 73 1. Jomsvikingarsag
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INTEODUCnON. 16 3. Heimskringla, th
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INTBODUOTION. 17 CHAPTER m. THE DIS
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INTEODUCTION. 79 latter, was driven
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INTEODUOTION. 81 In the mean time i
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INTRODUCTION. The Northmen, before
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mTKODUonoN. 87 constantly referred
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I. DOGMAS OF THE ASA-FAITH. CHAPTER
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OKIGIN OF THE WOKLD. 91 after with
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THE GODS OF THE NORTH. 93 CHAPTEE i
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THE GODS OF THE NOETH. 95 Sea-farin
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THE GODS OF THE NOET^. 97 to choose
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PBOPAGATION OV EVIL. 99 or Death. T
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DESTRUCTION OF THE WORLD. 101 CHAPT
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EEGENEEATION OF THE WORLD. 103 CHAP
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II. EXPOSITION OF THE ASA DOCTRINE.
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INTEEPEETATIOK OF THE ASA DOCTRINE.
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mTEEPEETATION OF THE ASA DOCTBINB.
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— — ; THEOKY OF CEEATION. Ill l
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THEdET OF CREATION. 113 By the crea
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— THEOET OF CREATION. 115 with me
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OF TGGDBASILL. 117 CHAPTEE IX. OF Y
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TGGDEASILL. 119 Mimvr signifies The
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YGGDEASttL. 121 to mark out with it
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MTTHIO DIVISIONS OF THE WOELD. 123
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OF THE GODS. 125 OHAPTEK XI. OF THE
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OF THE GODS. 127 Beings (tir signif
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' Ot THE GODS. 129 the Friendly Hal
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OF THE GODS. 131 light-footed boy T
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OF THE GODS. 133 and rough mountain
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01* THE GODS. 135 mankind and embra
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OF THE GODS. 137 Nature lies in a s
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OB THE GODS. 139 of the zodiac, wbi
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THE DOWNFALL OF THE WOKLD. 141 CilA
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TilK DOWNFALL OF THE WOELD. 143 or
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THE DOWNFALL OF THE WORLD. 145 noth
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THE STATE OP BEING AITEE DEATH. 147
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THE STATE OF BEING AFTER DEATH. 149
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EEGENEEATION OF THE GODS. 151 CHAPT
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KEGENEEATION OF THE GODS. 153 Drago
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GENERAL VIEW. 155 Should the Spirit
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MINISTEES OF EELIGION. 167 fore, ta
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MINISTERS Of EELIGIOiSr. 1S9 of the
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MINISTEES OF EELIGION. 161 tered up
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MINISTERS OF EELIGION. 163 "Women a
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THE ^SIR AS OBJECTS OF WOESHIP. 165
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THE ^SIE AS OBJECTS OF WOESHIP. 167
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THE ^SIE A9 OBJECTS OF WOESHIP. 169
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THE iBSIR AS OBJECTS OP WORSHIP. lY
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THE ^SIE AS OBJECTS OF WOESHIP. 173
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THE ^SIE AS OBJECTS Off WORSHIP. 17
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*HE jESIE as objects OS" WOESHIP. 1
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INFEEIOK DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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INFEEIOE DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOKS
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: htfeeioe deities as objects of wo
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INFERIOR DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WORS
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INFEEIOE DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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INTBEIOE BETTIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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INFEEIOE DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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INFEEIOK DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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DTFERIOE DEITIES AS OBJECTS OF WOES
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IMAGES OF THE GODS. 197 usually of
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IMAGES OF THE GODS. 199 Olaf caused
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IMAGES OF THE GODS. 201 How great t
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IMAGES OF THE GODS. 203 came in sig
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SAOftEb EDBFIOES. 205 CHAPTER XX. S
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SACEED EDIFICES. 207 afford us some
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SACEED EDIFICES. 209 it a large cop
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SACKED EDIFICES. 2ll there is nothi
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SACEED EDIFICES. 213 tice— ^upon
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SACKED EDIFICES. 215 together with
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THE DIVmE SEEVIOE OF THE HEATHENS.
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THE DIVINE SEEVICE OF THE HEATBENS.
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THE DIVINE SEEVICE OF THE HEATHENS.
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THE DIVINB SERVICE OF THE HEATHENS.
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*fHE DtVINE service! OF THE HEATHEN
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THE DIVTNE 8EKVICE OF THE HEATHENS.
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THE DI\fINE SERVICE OF THE flEATHEN
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THE W0E8HIP OF THE DEAD. 23l' incre
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THE -VVOESHIP OF NATUEAl OBJECTS. 2
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THE WOESHIP OF NATURAL OBJECTS. 235
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OATHS. 237 name. When the temple-pr
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OATHS. 239 same time as an example
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OATHS ; BUELS. 241 And by the cold
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DUELS. 243 geir, dwelt^ with his mo
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DUELS. 245 sword-room ; but Egil wa
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DUELS. 247 and a spear (kesja) in h
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t)UELS. 249 own way then !' said Be
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DUELS. 251 Saga, may be considered
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BEBSEBESGAKC. 253 naut (a sword whi
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SEBeSBKBaAKO. 255 a great stupor an
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BEBSEBKSGAHO. 257 selves so much th
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OEDEALS. 259 Another judicial proce
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OEDEALS. 261 they, being, mostly hi
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SOEOEEY. 263 CHAPTEE XXIV. BOECEBT.
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SOEOEEY, 265 to be made on bark or
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SOECEKY. 267 the enchanting song (s
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eoECEEy. 269 l^owever, were believe
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« SOBCEET. 271 it was thouglit, co
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BOECEEY. 273 sharp when they were a
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SORCEET. 275 A peciiliar kind of so
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SOECEET. 277 went formally to schoo
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eSploeing The FtmiEE. ^f9 CHAPTEK X
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EXPLOEING THE FUTUEE. 281 tions rep
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DIVINATION. 283 of these characters
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. an DivmATioN. 885 This sketch, al
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DIVINATION. 287 tural powers, for t
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DrvmATioN. . 289 "there was a great
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DIVINATION. . 291 formvdas (fraeSi)
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DIVINATIOK. 293 song. A Vala'a trai
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DIVINATION. 296 wise many accounts
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dTSER BUPEESTITIONS. 2&T CHAPl'EIl
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OTHER SrPEESTITIONB. 299 away. Sucl
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OTltBE StrPEESTTTIONS. 301 The Nyk
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OTHEE StrPEESTITIONS. 303 the Jomsv
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OTHEE BUPEBSTITIONS. 305 grave. The
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OTHEB SUPEESTmONS. 30Y which was be
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INFLTJENCE OF THE ASA-FAITH. 309 ch
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INFLCTENCE OF THE ASA-FAITH. 311
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mFLXJENOE OE THE ASA-FAITH. 313 com
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nsrrLUEsrcE of the asa-patth. 315 "
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INFLTJENCE 01" THE ABA-FAITH. 81Y p
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BEOLINE OP THE ASA-EAITH. 819 itsel
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DECtlNE OB- TfiE ASA-SAITfi;. 32l b
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APPENDIX. Text to vanous tranBlatio
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; ; H4vamil, str. 42. Yin sinum ska
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ok Tigdjarft vera glaSr ok reifr sk
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APPENDIX. 329 rau5um me5 . syni sin
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APPENDIX. 331 J)ar var fagr vollr s
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APPENDIX. 333 J)at voru liolmgongul
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Adam of Bremen, a historian of the
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EyjafjorOr, a firth in the north of
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Hammei'ich (M.), 'Coneerningthe myt
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Lj6gvetninga Saga, quoted, 188. LoS
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' — EauSsey, an island of Norway,
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Tbrondheim, |)rdndheimr[Drontheim],
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CORRECTIOIfS AND ADDITIOM Page 26,
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