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The Poetic Edda

Various Authors

Translator: Henry Adams Bellows (1923)

Early 14th century
The Poetic Edda

Project Gutenberg

"The Poetic Edda" is a collection of Old Norse poems that serve as a foundational text in Germanic mythology and literature. Translated by Henry Adams Bellows, this collection includes mythological and heroic lays that provide insight into the ancient beliefs and storytelling traditions of the Norse people. The poems feature tales of gods like Odin and Thor, as well as legendary heroes like Sigurd. This work not only preserves the mythic past of a culture but is also regarded as a profound literary achievement. The introductory section emphasizes the influence of the Edda on both historical and literary realms, noting its rich content, which includes creation myths, prophecies of doom, and vibrant characters from Norse mythology.

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