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is so white that it is likened to Baldr's brow; of all grasses it is whitest, and by it thou mayest judge his fairness, both in hair and in body. He is the wisest of the Æsir, and the fairest-spoken and most gracious; and that quality attends him, that none may gainsay his judgments. He dwells in the
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Annarr sonr Óðins er Baldr, ok er frá honum gott at segja. Hann er beztr, ok hann lofa allir. Hann er svá fagr álitum ok bjartr, svá at lýsir af honum, ok eitt gras er svá hvítt, at jafnat er til Baldrs brár. Þat er allra grasa hvítast, ok þar eftir máttu marka fegurð hans bæði á hár ok á líki. Hann
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could not wound his sacred body. The two rivals encountered each other in a terrific battle. Though Odin and Thor and the other gods fought for
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in disguise), who refused to mourn the slain god. Thus Baldr had to remain in the underworld, not to emerge until after Ragnarök, when he and his brother Höðr would be reconciled and rule the new earth together with
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personified as a deity. This, as Grimm points out, would agree with the meaning "shining one, white one, a god" derived from the meaning of Baltic
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Till the slayer of Baldr | he brings to the flames.
1827:"Some Controversial Aspects of the Myth of Baldr,"
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563:His hands he washed not, | his hair he combed not,
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1499:Merrill Kaplan, 'Once More on the Mistletoe', in
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1696:. Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG. p. 2.
1694:, in Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde
1013:Writing during the end of the 12th century, the
585:And the mighty gods: | would you know yet more?
706:The shining drink, | and a shield lies o'er it;
569:For Valhall's need: | would you know yet more?
708:But their hope is gone | from the mighty gods.
687:And the far-famed ones | the truth would find,
583:Baldr and Hoth dwell | in Hropt's battle-hall,
524:Full grown in strength | the mistletoe stood.
151:and other Danish Latin chroniclers recorded a
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1708:Anglo-Saxons Chronicle (Winchester Chronicle)
1299:(fire brand or blade of a sword), signifying
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726:Unwilling I spake, | and now would be still.
710:Unwilling I spake, | and now would be still.
581:All ills grow better, | and Baldr comes back;
565:Till he bore to the bale-blaze | Baldr's foe.
554:But the brother of Baldr | was born ere long,
552:Came a harmful shaft | that Hoth should hurl;
37:"Baldur" redirects here. For other uses, see
30:"Balder" redirects here. For other uses, see
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1649:Vermeyden, Pamela & Quak, Arend (2000).
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1921:Mythological Norse people, items and places
1447:"Guðni Jónsson's edition of the Prose Edda"
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1871:MyNDIR (My Norse Digital Image Repository)
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1115:m "mound; small hill"). Others may be (in
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685:And the goddesses came | and council held,
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2719:List of figures in Germanic heroic legend
1751:Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic
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518:I saw for Baldr, | the bleeding god,
416:), but also mentions a figure named
288:'bold, brave, confident', Old Saxon
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630:I declare you would never come out
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1568:Gods and Myths of Northern Europe
1321:An Anthology of German Literature
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780:, Baldr is described as follows:
318:also argues that the Old English
292:'valiant, bold', Old High German
273:, meaning 'brave' (cf. Old Norse
2619:Austri, Vestri, Norðri and Suðri
1798:Dictionary of Northern Mythology
1774:A Handbook of Germanic Etymology
1385:American-Scandinavian Foundation
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1350:Die Merseburger Zaubersprüche.
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1829:Alvíssmál 11 (2004): 17–54.
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3793:Festivals and holy periods
1614:Cambridge University Press
1408:Hackett Publishing Company
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261:'great man', Old English
85:, he is a son of the god
2882:Black elves (Svartálfar)
1734:(1977 ed.). Brill.
1171:List of Germanic deities
626:with me in Aegir's hall,
622:You know, if I had a son
250:) – probably stems from
4022:Life-death-rebirth gods
3764:Sacred trees and groves
3004:Hamskerpir and Garðrofa
2877:Light elves (Ljósálfar)
1606:North, Richard (1997).
1588:Gutenbrunner, Siegfried
1503:Tíðendi ór ǫðrum heimum
1501:News from Other Worlds/
1323:, D.C. Heath & Co.
217:
138:
124:
112:
39:Baldur (disambiguation)
32:Balder (disambiguation)
3622:
2872:Dark elves (Dökkálfar)
2521:Narfi (father of Nott)
1749:Kroonen, Guus (2013).
1594:. Max Niemeyer Verlag.
1479:. Aladdin Paperbacks.
1227:Grimm, Jacob (2004) .
1137:Balsfjord Municipality
1010:
909:and in the riddles of
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646:of my mischief, Frigg.
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296:'brave, courageous').
144:('hero' or 'prince').
55:
3014:Skinfaxi and Hrímfaxi
2293:Sister-wife of Njörðr
1307:, the bright goddess.
1073:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
1066:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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2904:Fjörgyn and Fjörgynn
1564:Davidson, H.R. Ellis
1532:on 30 September 2007
1526:"Gylfaginning, XLIX"
1477:The Children of Odin
1427:on 30 September 2007
1421:"Gylfaginning, XXII"
1377:Bellows, Henry Adams
1127:in Hordaland county
1123:in Vestfold county,
644:to recount even more
334:'fire') attached to
3066:Narfi (son of Loki)
2213:Þorgerðr Hölgabrúðr
1857:Deutsche Mythologie
1689:Helm, Karl (1976).
1049:Utrecht Inscription
694:Odin then rides to
537:and the weeping of
533:for the slaying of
513:Henry Adams Bellows
326:- (cf. Old English
179:and a harbinger of
3712:Religious practice
3686:Old Norse language
3153:Váli (son of Loki)
3041:Líf and Lífthrasir
2949:Árvakr and Alsviðr
2944:Horses of the Æsir
2924:Hati Hróðvitnisson
2065:Váli (son of Odin)
1908:Old Norse religion
1596:, pp. 210, 218–20.
1229:Teutonic Mythology
1011:
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277:'hard, stubborn',
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3080:Personifications
1943:and other figures
1769:Orel, Vladimir E.
1570:. Pelican Books.
1400:Crawford, Jackson
1301:jubar, fax, titio
1285:Bièlbôgh, Bèlbôgh
1242:978-0-486-43546-6
1217:, pp. 33–34.
1139:in Troms county.
988:in its prologue.
851:W. G. Collingwood
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663:W. G. Collingwood
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3691:Orthography
3664:Jómsvíkinga
3639:Poetic Edda
3552:Urðarbrunnr
3547:Mímisbrunnr
3479:Singasteinn
3409:Hindarfjall
3389:Gnipahellir
3369:Ginnungagap
3344:Fyrisvellir
3339:Fornsigtuna
3273:Vimur River
3263:Slidr River
3036:Jörmungandr
2446:Hrímgrímnir
2075:Vili and Vé
1833:John Lindow
1552:Poetic Edda
1133:Balsfjorden
1125:Baldrsheimr
1039:magic sword
979:Thor's sons
901:Vafthrudnir
772:manuscript.
456:Poetic Edda
385:and German
301:Jacob Grimm
234:Old English
166:Poetic Edda
153:euhemerized
107:Old English
27:Norse deity
4017:Norse gods
4002:Light gods
3976:Categories
3926:Viking Age
3901:Philosophy
3769:Sonargöltr
3654:Runestones
3646:Prose Edda
3591:Fimbulvetr
3542:Hvergelmir
3509:Valaskjálf
3469:Sessrúmnir
3439:Jötunheimr
3414:Hlidskjalf
3404:Himinbjörg
3374:Glaðsheimr
3359:Gastropnir
3314:Bilskirnir
3294:Amsvartnir
3207:Gjallarbrú
3190:Underworld
3146:Landvættir
3046:Loddfáfnir
3024:Svaðilfari
3009:Hófvarpnir
2954:Blóðughófi
2934:Hildisvíni
2810:Aurvandill
2571:Vafþrúðnir
2556:Þrúðgelmir
2416:Harðgreipr
1849:9514108094
1660:906168661X
1634:30 October
1623:0521551838
1576:0140136274
1513:0578101742
1486:0689868855
1402:. (2015).
1339:. pp. 5–6.
1337:B00089RS3K
1329:B0008BTK3E
1268:Simek 1996
1182:References
1144:Copenhagen
1135:fjord and
1121:Baldrsberg
1017:historian
962:underworld
930:among the
881:Hringhorni
849:(1908) by
759:Prose Edda
560:Stanza 34:
547:Stanza 33:
438:Phol ende
349:272b) and
305:Lithuanian
267:derivative
259:mann-baldr
212:Breidablik
207:Hringhorni
172:Prose Edda
97:, such as
93:, and has
3881:Mead hall
3815:Þorrablót
3669:Legendary
3564:Yggdrasil
3524:Víðbláinn
3519:Vanaheimr
3494:Þrymheimr
3489:Þrúðvangr
3484:Þrúðheimr
3454:Munarvágr
3444:Mímameiðr
3419:Hnitbjorg
3334:Fólkvangr
3319:Brávellir
3268:Vadgelmir
3253:Kerlaugar
3222:Niðafjöll
3182:Locations
3158:Valkyries
3106:Sæhrímnir
2994:Gulltoppr
2959:Falhófnir
2857:Einherjar
2840:Landdísir
2674:Mótsognir
2664:Hreiðmarr
2576:Víðblindi
2526:Sökkmímir
2516:Mögþrasir
2476:Hyrrokkin
2441:Hrímgerðr
2436:Hræsvelgr
2426:Helreginn
2421:Helblindi
2341:Bergelmir
2005:Ítreksjóð
1912:mythology
1777:. Brill.
1753:. Brill.
1669:cite book
1457:25 August
1410:. p. 106.
1215:Orel 2003
1159:Stockholm
1148:Reykjavík
1129:Baldrsnes
1109:Balleshol
1043:Mistletoe
837:mistletoe
770:Icelandic
490:Lokasenna
434:Fjallerus
338:('day').
224:Old Norse
117:, and in
63:Old Norse
3944:See also
3866:Hamingja
3820:Vetrnætr
3805:Dísablót
3800:Álfablót
3606:Ragnarök
3514:Valhalla
3504:Útgarðar
3449:Myrkviðr
3434:Járnviðr
3429:Iðavöllr
3349:Gálgviðr
3329:Fensalir
3238:Élivágar
3212:Náströnd
3202:Éljúðnir
3071:Níðhöggr
3019:Sleipnir
2989:Gullfaxi
2889:Fimafeng
2805:Auðumbla
2624:Billingr
2551:Þrívaldi
2536:Suttungr
2491:Járnsaxa
2461:Hrungnir
2391:Gillingr
2386:Geirröðr
2366:Fárbauti
2356:Býleistr
2321:Angrboða
2273:Gullveig
1985:Heimdall
1975:Dellingr
1843:(1997),
1795:(1996).
1771:(2003).
1728:(1962).
1628:Archived
1590:(1936).
1566:(1964).
1475:(1920).
1451:Archived
1379:(1923).
1165:See also
1099:Toponyms
1081:Bernicia
1059:Baldruus
1041:, named
1023:Balderus
966:giantess
943:Mjǫllnir
893:giantess
889:Hyrrokin
885:Draupnir
822:Ragnarök
432: :
430:Balderus
414:Balderes
351:herbaldr
255:*Balðraz
181:Ragnarök
169:and the
3896:Numbers
3876:Kenning
3749:Worship
3705:Society
3615:Sources
3534:Vingólf
3529:Vígríðr
3499:Uppsala
3464:Okolnir
3384:Glitnir
3354:Gandvik
3309:Bifröst
3299:Andlang
3217:Niflhel
3163:Völundr
3111:Skírnir
3051:Móðguðr
2847:Dragons
2830:Byggvir
2659:Gandalf
2644:Dvalinn
2614:Andvari
2451:Hrímnir
2406:Gunnlöð
2376:Fornjót
2371:Fjölvar
2351:Bölþorn
2326:Aurboða
2316:Alvaldi
2268:Gersemi
2085:Ásynjur
1990:Hermóðr
1980:Forseti
1930:Deities
1289:Bæl-dæg
1281:Bæl-dæg
1119:forms)
1071:In the
1055:Baldruo
604:flyting
484:Völuspá
426:Fjalarr
382:Belobog
359:Bealdor
271:*balþaz
263:bealdor
227:theonym
202:Forseti
157:Iceland
140:Balðraz
134:theonym
73:) is a
3739:Horses
3578:Events
3559:Ýdalir
3538:Wells
3474:Sindri
3459:Nóatún
3324:Brimir
3289:Asgard
3248:Ífingr
3231:Rivers
3141:Vættir
2999:Gyllir
2909:Fylgja
2899:Fenrir
2852:Draugs
2788:Others
2711:Heroes
2694:Brokkr
2649:Fáfnir
2639:Dúrnir
2634:Durinn
2609:Alvíss
2601:Dwarfs
2586:Vörnir
2496:Laufey
2361:Eggþér
2346:Bestla
2303:Jötnar
2288:Njörðr
2283:Kvasir
2246:Freyja
2198:Snotra
2158:Njörun
2113:Gefjon
2070:Víðarr
2010:Lóðurr
1939:jötnar
1935:dwarfs
1847:
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1692:Balder
1657:
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1305:Berhta
1297:brandr
1295:, ON.
1239:
1155:Sweden
1089:Wessex
1087:, and
1027:Norway
1015:Danish
1003:Baldur
986:Beldeg
954:Hermod
867:ásynja
410:Balder
408:names
388:Berhta
377:baltas
363:Baldag
320:Bældæg
308:báltas
282:balþa*
279:Gothic
248:Palter
244:Balder
237:Bældæg
163:, the
125:Balder
113:Bældæġ
71:Baldur
67:Balder
18:Balder
3982:Baldr
3931:Völva
3921:Skald
3916:Seiðr
3911:Runes
3906:Rings
3871:Heiti
3856:Galdr
3851:Félag
3841:Death
3834:Other
3744:Hörgr
3659:Sagas
3399:Heiðr
3364:Gimlé
3304:Barri
3243:Gjöll
3168:Vörðr
3131:Troll
3116:Sköll
3076:Norns
2984:Grani
2979:Glenr
2969:Glaðr
2939:Hjúki
2914:Garmr
2867:Elves
2862:Eldir
2835:Dísir
2815:Beyla
2749:Hi–Hy
2699:Eitri
2684:Regin
2629:Dáinn
2581:Vosud
2561:Þrymr
2541:Þjazi
2531:Surtr
2501:Leikn
2471:Hymir
2466:Hrymr
2456:Hroðr
2431:Hljod
2411:Gymir
2401:Gríðr
2381:Gangr
2331:Baugi
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