Gems of Germanic philology
Konrad RosenbergObscure insights from my reading of old Germanic-language texts.
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The Lay of Wayland
# Introduction
The Old Norse-Germanic creation myth from the poetic sources
The most complete and famous variant of the Norse creation myth is found in chapters 4–8 of Gylfaginning, the first part of Snorre’s Edda. This is the intricate narrative involving a collision between a southern lava realm and a northern ic...
The Ancient Lay of the Walsings
The exact title and division of this text, found in the Codex Regius of the Poetic Edda, is somewhat unclear. Generally all text, prose and poetry, from the chapter Frá Vǫlsungum ‘From the Walsings’ is edited as a single poem with the moder...
The Hart or Stag as a symbol of nobility
(This is not a very extensive post; much more could be written on the topic. I may update it in the future.)
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