Spoken and written traditions of the Norse.
Synonyms
Examples for "norse lore"
Examples for "norse lore"
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Well, this Wiccan sees something very interesting in Norse lore.
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In Norse lore it is recounted how King Haakon I of Norway, who became Christian, rescheduled Yule to coincide with Christmas.
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Norse tradition is transparent as glacier ice, and its origin is as unmistakable.
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The elder Norse tradition names him just as often, and in several different connections.
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This is reflected well in the game due to mythic elements from old Norse tradition.
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Under Norse tradition, corn is a charm against lightning.
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On the whole, Saxo's story presents something of an attempt to harmonize Danish and Old Norse tradition.
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Norse Traditions-Mannerin which the Change was effected-VœlundarKvœda-Instances from the Völsung Saga-Hrolf'sSaga-Kraka-FaroësePoem-Helga Kvida-Vatnsdæla Saga-Eyrbyggja Saga
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And the tribulations of this era -the trigger of Europe's Dark Age -were burnt into Viking lore that lingered for generations.
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In the eighteenth century, Old Norse literature was the lore of antiquarians.
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Title: The Influence of Old Norse Literature on English Literature
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Other old Norse literature relating to this epoch:
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This lecture shows a deeper acquaintance with Old Norse literature than Kingsley was willing to acknowledge.
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See also Nordby's Influence of Old Norse Literature.
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They went to Newport alternate years in the same months, to study the Norse literature and swimming.
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The extracts from the Sagas which are furnished must whet the appetite of students of Norse literature.
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Influence of Old Norse Literature on English Literature, by Conrad Hjalmar Nordby
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These works are the kind that show the influence of Old Norse literature as spiritual rather than substantial.
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She has a marvellous voice, is certainly a first-class violinist, and I should say extremely well-read, especially in Norse literature.
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Morris was deeply read in Old Norse literature, and out of his stores of knowledge he brought vivifying details for this poem.
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First, let us understand what the Old Norse literature was that has been sending out this constantly increasing influence into the world of poetry.
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These scholars also held that Old Norse literature, as being the product of Norway and Iceland, was distinctly Norse, and not "Northern" or joint-Scandinavian.