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Fearing this prophecy, the Norse gods locked the Fenrir in a cage.
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All is as misty concerning that Viking voyage as the legends of old Norse gods.
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The Greek, Roman, and Norse gods also had hierarchical structures, as do the Hindu gods.
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The Norse gods appeared to be inept when it came to naming the fairer sex.
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And the Greek and Norse gods were the infirm shadows of the men who dreamed them.
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He relied upon his sword, since the Norse gods were usually busy with their own affairs.
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Scandinavian tribe of Norse gods and goddesses who live in Asgard and initially battled the Vanir.
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This Arthur of Sewingshields in his feats was indeed more akin to the old Norse gods and heroes.
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They are usually called the Norse gods, though they were once the gods of England and Germany too.
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FROH, one of the Norse gods
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ODIN, chief of the Norse gods
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This god seems to lack the majesty and beauty of the Greek and the integrity of the Norse gods.
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Wonderful castings of Norse gods, men, animals and mythological beasts festoon its sides, while a recumbent bull guards its basin.
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The old Norse gods used to go to them for weapons and armor and they didn't try to fight them.
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"How do you happen to know about the old Norse gods?"
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Baldur's interaction with the rest of the pantheon of Norse gods and goddesses never fails to be riveting, mostly because of judicious editing.
