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sons, fashioned jewelry from their bodies and fathered a child with Böðvild. The crying king laments that his archers and horsemen can't reach Völundr, as the smith flies away never to be seen again. Niðhad summons his daughter, asking her if Völundr's story was true. The poem ends with Böðvild stating that she was unable to protect herself from Völundr as he was too strong for her.
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from their teeth. He sent the goblets to the king, the jewels to the queen and the brooch to the king's daughter. When Böðvild takes her ring to Völundr for mending, he tricks and seduces her, and gets her pregnant. Later, he flies to Niðhad's hall where he explains how he has murdered the king's
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Frisian runic inscription ᚹᛖᛚᚪᛞᚢ weladu 'wayland'. It is not certain whether the coin depicts the legendary smith or bears the name of a moneyer who happened to be called Wayland (perhaps because he had taken the name of the legendary smith as an epithet). The coin was found near
168:. In them, Wayland is a smith who is enslaved by a king. Wayland takes revenge by killing the king's sons and then escapes by crafting a winged cloak and flying away. A number of other visual and textual sources clearly allude to similar stories, most prominently the Old English poem
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Wayland's helper, brother Egil, or Böðvildr again. To the right of the scene his brother) catches birds, which he then makes wings from with their feathers, so he is able to escape.
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He would have pierced his guts with the tough wood.
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1639:NOWELE: North-Western European Language Evolution
942:This belief is mentioned in the first episode of
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390:from their skulls, jewels from their eyes, and a
147:as "the weird and malicious craftsman, Weyland".
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1689:Viking Age Archaeology In Britain & Ireland
1411:Shröder, Franz Rolf (1977) "Der Name Wieland",
931:left there overnight with a small silver coin (
732:foresee without fear how things would turn out.
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1336:Wayland Smith: A cultural-historical biography
1264:Old Norse Mythology – Comparative Perspectives
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1320:Norske gaardnavne: Finmarkens amt
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1952:Völundarkviða - Heimskringla.no
1820:Haymes, Edward R., tr. (1988).
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1805:. Oxford: Oxford University.
1801:Gillespie, George T. (1973).
1776:. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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435:The events described at King
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1635:Völundarhús -- Domus Daedali
1278:A Winged Figure from Uppåkra
1208:Faber, Hans (Nov 16, 2019).
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911:Wayland is associated with
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529:Þorsteins saga Víkingssonar
10:
4646:
4406:Festivals and holy periods
1911:Vierck, Hayo (2021–2022).
1678:. London: Penguin, p. 157.
1647:10.1075/nowele.21-22.23sim
1391:Ch. 57–79: "Velents saga"
735:That went by, so can this.
711:That went by; so can this.
653:
554:
551:that Þorsteinn retrieves.
409:Böðvild in Wayland's forge
127:
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1895:The Clermont Runic Casket
740:Weland had fashioned the
295:
32:List of Fables characters
3495:Black elves (Svartálfar)
2330:Early Germanic calendars
1641:, 21-22 (1993), 323-68;
787:goes ever as fate must.
500:
379:. Niðhad wore Völundr's
4610:Germanic heroic legends
4377:Sacred trees and groves
3617:Hamskerpir and Garðrofa
3490:Light elves (Ljósálfar)
1996:Gods and divine figures
1892:Wadstein, Elis (1900).
1183:Encyclopædia Britannica
705:laid restraints on him,
491:
448:
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107:
81:
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3485:Dark elves (Dökkálfar)
3134:Narfi (father of Nott)
1368:10.36368/jns.v11i2.884
977:Siegmund von Hausegger
908:
883:
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811:in his translation of
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468:
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302:Ardre image stone VIII
292:
289:Ardre image stone VIII
287:flying away. From the
255:
141:Germanic heroic legend
99:
47:
3627:Skinfaxi and Hrímfaxi
2906:Sister-wife of Njörðr
2217:Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem
2203:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
1915:. Walter de Gruyter.
1770:Shippey, Tom (2014).
1125:Gillespie, George T.
903:
896:Toponyms and folklore
758:
686:
661:
644:Uffington White Horse
588:Adoration of the Magi
567:
408:
282:
237:
40:
4397:Wetlands and islands
3517:Fjörgyn and Fjörgynn
2449:Modern pagan revival
2425:Wetlands and islands
2275:Old English language
1988:Anglo-Saxon paganism
1713:: 64. Archived from
981:Leopold van der Pals
846:Continental Germanic
3679:Narfi (son of Loki)
2826:Þorgerðr Hölgabrúðr
2308:Society and culture
2251:Finnesburg Fragment
2231:De temporum ratione
1618:, pp. 56–57ff)
1419::53–62. Quoted by:
1116:, pp. 142–143.
1079:Velents þáttr smiðs
1072:Wieland der Schmied
945:Puck of Pook's Hill
429:Velents þáttr smiðs
100:Wieland der Schmied
76:[ˈvɔlundr̩]
4615:Legendary Norsemen
4325:Religious practice
4299:Old Norse language
3766:Váli (son of Loki)
3654:Líf and Lífthrasir
3562:Árvakr and Alsviðr
3557:Horses of the Æsir
3537:Hati Hróðvitnisson
2678:Váli (son of Odin)
2521:Old Norse religion
1748:Anglo-Saxon Poetry
1594:, pp. 94–96;
1542:, pp. 90–96;
1505:, pp. 82–90;
1485:, pp. 70–82;
1465:, pp. 65–70;
1214:frisia-coast-trail
1085:Vulcan (mythology)
972:Both the Austrian
909:
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613:Halton, Lancashire
595:, who has had his
578:
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320:, the king of the
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52:Germanic mythology
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4564:Germanic paganism
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4387:Temple at Uppsala
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3693:Personifications
2556:and other figures
2487:
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2345:Germanic paganism
2099:Hengist and Horsa
2058:Wayland the Smith
1922:978-3-11-048604-9
1670:Henderson, George
1660:, pp. 18–20.
1616:Haymes tr. (1988)
1598:, pp. 54–55)
1596:Haymes tr. (1988)
1576:Haymes tr. (1988)
1558:, pp. 19, 7.
1546:, pp. 52–54)
1544:Haymes tr. (1988)
1509:, pp. 48–52)
1507:Haymes tr. (1988)
1489:, pp. 42–48)
1487:Haymes tr. (1988)
1469:, pp. 40–42)
1467:Haymes tr. (1988)
1397:Haymes tr. (1988)
1243:Vandersall (1972)
1197:Swords with Names
1178:Wayland the Smith
992:Robin of Sherwood
956:In modern culture
893:
892:
801:The reference in
777:gave me, to Lord
625:Sherburn-in-Elmet
350:Hlaðguðr svanhvít
230:Earliest evidence
197:as the father of
87:[ˈvelent]
56:Wayland the Smith
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664:Leeds Cross
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521:Vǫlundarhús
354:swan maiden
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4539:Viking Age
4514:Philosophy
4382:Sonargöltr
4267:Runestones
4259:Prose Edda
4204:Fimbulvetr
4155:Hvergelmir
4122:Valaskjálf
4082:Sessrúmnir
4052:Jötunheimr
4027:Hlidskjalf
4017:Himinbjörg
3987:Glaðsheimr
3972:Gastropnir
3927:Bilskirnir
3907:Amsvartnir
3820:Gjallarbrú
3803:Underworld
3759:Landvættir
3659:Loddfáfnir
3637:Svaðilfari
3622:Hófvarpnir
3567:Blóðughófi
3547:Hildisvíni
3423:Aurvandill
3184:Vafþrúðnir
3169:Þrúðgelmir
3029:Harðgreipr
2285:Sutton Hoo
2280:Spong Hill
1316:Rygh, Oluf
1282:Fornvännen
1097:References
1051:Kurdalægon
1045:Kenilworth
966:Kenilworth
925:megalithic
857:Waltharius
832:Child Horn
742:mail shirt
718:Beadohilde
631:, both in
605:Viking Age
597:hamstrings
549:magic ring
547:) and the
515:('home of
254:, Germany.
120:Old French
4494:Mead hall
4428:Þorrablót
4282:Legendary
4177:Yggdrasil
4137:Víðbláinn
4132:Vanaheimr
4107:Þrymheimr
4102:Þrúðvangr
4097:Þrúðheimr
4067:Munarvágr
4057:Mímameiðr
4032:Hnitbjorg
3947:Fólkvangr
3932:Brávellir
3881:Vadgelmir
3866:Kerlaugar
3835:Niðafjöll
3795:Locations
3771:Valkyries
3719:Sæhrímnir
3607:Gulltoppr
3572:Falhófnir
3470:Einherjar
3453:Landdísir
3287:Mótsognir
3277:Hreiðmarr
3189:Víðblindi
3139:Sökkmímir
3129:Mögþrasir
3089:Hyrrokkin
3054:Hrímgerðr
3049:Hræsvelgr
3039:Helreginn
3034:Helblindi
2954:Bergelmir
2618:Ítreksjóð
2525:mythology
2461:Seax-Wica
2456:Heathenry
2375:Moot hill
2179:Locations
2089:Eormenric
1931:cite book
1904:0280-0918
1885:192781403
1707:Wiðowinde
1672:(1977) .
1424:(2005) .
1376:2004-4658
1362:(2): 14.
1288:; 171-78.
1102:Citations
1034:Ilmarinen
754:same name
750:epic poem
666:found in
623:, and at
508:Labyrinth
488:Old Norse
476:fjaðrhamr
445:Old Norse
420:Old Norse
373:hamstrung
338:Valkyries
285:fjaðrhamr
240:wela(n)du
209:, namely
68:Old Norse
4557:See also
4479:Hamingja
4433:Vetrnætr
4418:Dísablót
4413:Álfablót
4219:Ragnarök
4127:Valhalla
4117:Útgarðar
4062:Myrkviðr
4047:Járnviðr
4042:Iðavöllr
3962:Gálgviðr
3942:Fensalir
3851:Élivágar
3825:Náströnd
3815:Éljúðnir
3684:Níðhöggr
3632:Sleipnir
3602:Gullfaxi
3502:Fimafeng
3418:Auðumbla
3237:Billingr
3164:Þrívaldi
3149:Suttungr
3104:Járnsaxa
3074:Hrungnir
3004:Gillingr
2999:Geirröðr
2979:Fárbauti
2969:Býleistr
2934:Angrboða
2886:Gullveig
2598:Heimdall
2588:Dellingr
2479:Category
2415:Weregild
2335:Folkmoot
2165:Wælcyrge
1745:(1954).
1723:18 March
1570:Ch. 76,
1522:, s.v. "
1432:(eds.).
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1024:Gobannus
1002:See also
974:composer
813:Boethius
744:worn by
517:Daedalus
377:Böðvildr
334:Slagfiðr
215:Durendal
207:paladins
205:and his
174:and the
135:Wilą-ndz
128:Wēlandaz
4509:Numbers
4489:Kenning
4362:Worship
4318:Society
4228:Sources
4147:Vingólf
4142:Vígríðr
4112:Uppsala
4077:Okolnir
3997:Glitnir
3967:Gandvik
3922:Bifröst
3912:Andlang
3830:Niflhel
3776:Völundr
3724:Skírnir
3664:Móðguðr
3460:Dragons
3443:Byggvir
3272:Gandalf
3257:Dvalinn
3227:Andvari
3064:Hrímnir
3019:Gunnlöð
2989:Fornjót
2984:Fjölvar
2964:Bölþorn
2939:Aurboða
2929:Alvaldi
2881:Gersemi
2698:Ásynjur
2603:Hermóðr
2593:Forseti
2543:Deities
2365:Maypole
2291:Widsith
2224:Beowulf
2210:Æcerbot
2195:Sources
2109:Waldere
1219:May 26,
1171::
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990:Series
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852:Wieland
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820:romance
804:Waldere
794:trans.)
779:Hygelac
775:Hrethel
752:of the
746:Beowulf
654:Textual
572:in the
555:English
545:Nothung
541:Balmung
388:goblets
260:solidus
219:Joyeuse
211:Curtana
190:Beowulf
184:Waldere
126:: *
108:Wiolant
72:Vǫlundr
4352:Horses
4191:Events
4172:Ýdalir
4151:Wells
4087:Sindri
4072:Nóatún
3937:Brimir
3902:Asgard
3861:Ífingr
3844:Rivers
3754:Vættir
3612:Gyllir
3522:Fylgja
3512:Fenrir
3465:Draugs
3401:Others
3324:Heroes
3307:Brokkr
3262:Fáfnir
3252:Dúrnir
3247:Durinn
3222:Alvíss
3214:Dwarfs
3199:Vörnir
3109:Laufey
2974:Eggþér
2959:Bestla
2916:Jötnar
2901:Njörðr
2896:Kvasir
2859:Freyja
2811:Snotra
2771:Njörun
2726:Gefjon
2683:Víðarr
2623:Lóðurr
2552:jötnar
2548:dwarfs
2395:Symbel
2355:Horses
2325:Burial
2320:Blōtan
2130:Dragon
2125:Cofgod
2104:Sceafa
2038:Saxnot
2028:Hretha
2023:Gefjon
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828:Merlin
792:Heaney
703:Nithad
629:Bedale
593:Niðhad
560:Visual
484:Wideke
470:Flügel
465:German
461:flygil
453:Mimung
437:Niðung
424:Velent
392:brooch
369:Nerike
365:Niðhad
296:Visual
199:Witige
162:) and
116:Galant
112:Galans
96:German
82:Velent
64:Wēland
4544:Völva
4534:Skald
4529:Seiðr
4524:Runes
4519:Rings
4484:Heiti
4469:Galdr
4464:Félag
4454:Death
4447:Other
4357:Hörgr
4272:Sagas
4012:Heiðr
3977:Gimlé
3917:Barri
3856:Gjöll
3781:Vörðr
3744:Troll
3729:Sköll
3689:Norns
3597:Grani
3592:Glenr
3582:Glaðr
3552:Hjúki
3527:Garmr
3480:Elves
3475:Eldir
3448:Dísir
3428:Beyla
3362:Hi–Hy
3312:Eitri
3297:Regin
3242:Dáinn
3194:Vosud
3174:Þrymr
3154:Þjazi
3144:Surtr
3114:Leikn
3084:Hymir
3079:Hrymr
3069:Hroðr
3044:Hljod
3024:Gymir
3014:Gríðr
2994:Gangr
2944:Baugi
2891:Hnoss
2874:Yngvi
2864:Freyr
2851:Vanir
2831:Þrúðr
2806:Skaði
2801:Sjöfn
2796:Sigyn
2781:Rindr
2766:Nanna
2746:Iðunn
2731:Gerðr
2721:Fulla
2716:Frigg
2643:Mímir
2638:Meili
2613:Hœnir
2583:Bragi
2578:Baldr
2420:Wicce
2410:Thyle
2405:Thing
2400:Thegn
2385:Rings
2380:Runes
2350:Hearg
2340:Frith
2170:Wight
2084:Beowa
2063:Wōden
2043:Þunor
2018:Frige
2008:Beowa
1881:S2CID
1873:JSTOR
1857:Gesta
1066:Widia
933:groat
929:horse
701:Once
678:poem
617:Leeds
501:Other
492:Viðga
381:sword
342:Ölrún
322:Finns
133:*
130:from
118:) in
4474:Goði
4459:Ergi
4438:Yule
4337:Blót
4245:Edda
3707:Nótt
3702:Elli
3697:Dagr
3644:Jörð
3587:Glær
3577:Gísl
3438:Búri
3433:Borr
3413:Auðr
3357:H–He
3282:Litr
3204:Ymir
3159:Þökk
3124:Logi
3119:Litr
2949:Beli
2924:Ægir
2786:Sága
2761:Lofn
2756:Irpa
2751:Ilmr
2741:Hlín
2673:Ullr
2663:Thor
2653:Odin
2633:Máni
2628:Loki
2608:Höðr
2565:Æsir
2523:and
2440:Yule
2435:Wyrd
2390:Scop
2315:Bēot
2238:Deor
2160:Neck
2155:Mare
2145:Ides
2094:Finn
2079:Ægil
2053:Wade
1937:link
1917:ISBN
1900:ISSN
1828:ISBN
1807:ISBN
1778:ISBN
1731:here
1725:2017
1440:ISBN
1372:ISSN
1221:2020
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3094:Iði
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