Who’s Who in non-classical mythology . John Keegan. 2014.
Menglad — La prétendante de Svipdrag qui exhuma le corps de sa mére, Groa, pour lui demander conseils … Mythologie nordique
Jötunheimr — (often anglicized Jotunheim ) is the world (heim home, homeland ) of the jötunn (two types: rock (or hill giants) and frost (or rime giants)) in the Norse Mythology. From there they menace the humans in Midgard and the gods in Asgard (from whom… … Wikipedia
Jötunheim — Jotunheim es el mundo de los gigantes (de dos tipos: Roca y Hielo, llamados colectivamente Jotuns) en la mitología nórdica. Desde aquí amenazan a los humanos de Midgard y a los dioses de Asgard (De los cuales están separados por el río Iving). La … Wikipedia Español
Jotunheim — es el mundo de los gigantes (De dos tipos: Roca y Hielo, llamados colectivamente Jotuns) en la mitología nórdica. Desde aquí amenazan a los humanos de Midgard y a los dioses de Asgard (De los cuales están separados por el río Iving). La ciudad… … Enciclopedia Universal
Groa — est une prophétesse et une sorcière, épouse d’Aurvandil, damné par Thor. Sans rancune, elle tenta pourtant de soigner ce dernier après son combat contre le Géant de glace, Hrungnir. Des fragments de pierre à aiguiser s’étaient enfoncés dans son… … Mythologie nordique
Jotunheim — (Monde des Géants) Un des Neuf Mondes, le territoire des Géants du froid et de la pierre. Situé au même niveau que Midgard, au milieu de l’Univers, Jotunheim est séparé d’Asgard par la riviére Iving qui ne géle jamais. Ce territoire s’étend des… … Mythologie nordique
Brynhild — , Brunhild In the Volsung Cycle a Valkyrie who is awakened from a charmed sleep by Sigurd, to whom she becomes betrothed. Later, Sigurd, having lost his memory, impersonates Gunnar to enable him to win Brynhild. To do this he rides through… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Freyja — In Nordic myth one of the Asynjor and wife of Odin and mother of Hnossa. She appears to have been originally a moon goddess and to have travelled in a chariot drawn by two cats, and also to have been priestess of a clan having a hawk totem.… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Initiation Ceremonies — These ceremonies, no matter from what part of the world they originate, have a tendency to resemble each other in outline. There are usually three stages: Katharsis, corresponding to baptism; Paradosis, corresponding to confirmation; and… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
