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The Poetic Edda

The Old Norse poems of gods and heroes, from the Völuspá's creation and doom of the world to the Volsung lays.

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  1. 01The Poetic Edda 1Voluspo (The Wise-Woman's Prophecy)↗
  2. 02The Poetic Edda 2Hovamol (The Ballad of the High One)↗
  3. 03The Poetic Edda 3Vafthruthnismol (The Ballad of Vafthruthnir)↗
  4. 04The Poetic Edda 4Grimnismol (The Ballad of Grimnir)↗

The Poetic Edda, tr. Henry Adams Bellows
Henry Adams Bellows, 1923

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