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Prose Edda - Anderson Trans.

Transcribed by Aaron Myer

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> Preface
> Introduction (Page 1)
> Introduction (Page 2)
> Foreword (Page 1)
> Foreword (Page 2)
> Chapter 1: The Fooling Of Gylfe.
> Chapter 2: Gylfe's Journey to Asgard.
> Chapter 3: Of the Highest God.
> Chapter 4: The Creation Of The World. (Page 1)
> Chapter 4: The Creation Of The World. (Page 2)
> Chapter 5: The Creation---(continued)
> Chapter 6: The First Works of the Asas. The Golden Age.
> Chapter 7: On the Wonderful Things in Heaven.
> Chapter 8: The Asas. (Page 1)
> Chapter 8: The Asas. (Page 2)
> Chapter 9: Loki and His Offspring.
> Chapter 10: The Goddesses (Asynjes)
> Chapter 11: The Giantess Gerd and Skirnir's Journey.
> Chapter 12: Life in Valhal.
> Chapter 13: Odin's Horse and Frey's Ship.
> Chapter 14: Thor's Adventures
> Chapter 15: The Death of Balder
> Chapter 16: Ragnarok
> Chapter 17: Regeneration
> Chapter 18: To the Fooling of Gylfe (Afterword)
> Chapter 1: Brage's Talk: Æger's Journey to Asgard
> Chapter 2: Brage's Talk: Idun and Her Apples
> Chapter 3: Brage's Talk: How Njord Got Skade To Wife
> Chapter 4: Brage's Talk: The Origin of Poetry
> Chapter 5: Brage's Talk: Afterword
Extracts From the Poetical Diction (Skaldskaparmal)
> Thor and Hrungner
> Thor's Journey To Geirrod's
> Idun
> Æger's Feast
> Loke's Wager With the Dwarves
> The Niflungs and Gjukungs
> Menja and Fenja
> The Grottesong
> Rolf Krake
> Hogne and Hild
NOTES
> Enea, Herikon and the Historical Odin
> (continued)
> Fornjot and the Settlement of Norway
> The Fooling of Gylfe: Chapter 1-3
> The Fooling of Gylfe:Chapter 3-6
> The Fooling of Gylfe: Chapter 6
> The Fooling of Gylfe: Chapter 7-14
> The Fooling of Gylfe: Chapter 14-15, The Niflungs and Gjukungs, Menja and Fenja and Why the Sea Is Salt

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