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'''<big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>HEIMSKRINGLA''' is the largest collection of Old Norse and Nordic source texts on the internet – currently some 7400 titles.</FONT COLOR=darkblue></big>
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'''<big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>HEIMSKRINGLA''' is the largest collection of Old Norse and Nordic source texts on the internet – currently some 7500 titles.</FONT COLOR=darkblue></big>
  
 
'''<big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>HEIMSKRINGLA''' primarily consists of eddic texts, sagas, and scaldic poetry, secondarily of background material and sources related to Sami culture.</FONT COLOR=darkblue></big>  
 
'''<big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>HEIMSKRINGLA''' primarily consists of eddic texts, sagas, and scaldic poetry, secondarily of background material and sources related to Sami culture.</FONT COLOR=darkblue></big>  
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::::::::::<big><big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>'''[[Samiske offersten og hellige bjerge i Norge]]'''</big></big><br> By ''Just Qvigstad'', 1926.<br>
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::::::::::<big><big><FONT COLOR=darkblue>'''[[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder (clm)|Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder]]'''</big></big><br> by ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018.<br>
  
::::::::::Sami sacred sites and cult places have always been connected to nature – a sacred mountain, a sacred stone, a sacred tree, etc. Here, people worshiped the gods, including making sacrifices to them. In return, the gods promised to assist with fishing, ensure successful hunting, and provide sufficient food for the reindeer. Therefore, it was natural to greet or speak to a sacred stone when encountered. Nearly all 17th- and 18th-century sources mention such sacred sites. Several of them, including Isaac Olsen, Thomas von Westen, Ludvig Paus and Knud Leem, recorded extensive lists of the Sami sacrificial sites. In 1926, Just Qvigstad set out to locate these and other sacred sites. He documented his findings in the booklet ''Lappische Opfersteine und heilige Berge in Norwegen,'' which has since been a key text in the study of Sami religion. The booklet is now presented in a Danish translation.
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::::::::::When the god Thor had once been grossly humiliated among the giants and his hammer had proved ineffective, he stood deeply shaken and confused outside their gate, ready to return home. Then the giant Utgard-Loki approached him, first to rub salt in the wound by asking how Thor himself felt the visit had gone, and then to tell him that it had all been one great illusion. And if he doubted this, he and his companions on the journey home could simply look to see if they did not find traces in the landscape of his hammer. - The place names which this book deals with are precisely such traces in the landscape of pre-Christian religion. They are the group of names called sacral ''place names'', i.e. names which tell of the old gods and the old cult sites. – Now you can read the entire book online on '''[[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder (clm)|Heimskringla]]'''.
  
 
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::::::::::<FONT COLOR=darkblue><big><big>'''Helgensagaer'''</big></big><br><big>'''Ti middelalderlegender om hellige kvinder'''</big><br>Translated from Old Norse by ''Jesper Lauridsen'', 2023<br>
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::::::::::<FONT COLOR=darkblue><big><big>'''Nordens ældste digt'''<br>'''– Vølvespå'''</big></big><br>by ''Frederik Hammerich'', 1876<br><br>
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::::::::::'''Nordens ældste digt - Vølvespå''' is a brief monograph about the most important poem of the Poetic Edda – ''The Völuspá''. The author Frederick Hammerich places the poem within its historical context and thoroughly examines its main themes and their significance, taking into consideration the emerging Christian way of thinking. In the final part of the book, the author offers his own translation of the poem alongside the Old Norse text.<br><br>
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::::::::::The one who reads these hagiographies must be prepared to witness not only monstrous abuses and brutal executions but also wondrous miracles. The righteous invariably perish, yet their death is a glorious victory, for martyrdom equals eternal life and a secure place among like-minded souls in Heaven. The wicked thus only seem to prevail, for they shall of course burn in Hell for their sins. Such is the way of things in the realm of legend.<br><br>
 
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* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Guder i islandske stednavne|Guder i islandske stednavne]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Korsets oprindelse]] (Danish; ''Jesper Lauridsen'', 2024)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Helligt landskab|Helligt landskab]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Tionde Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Tionde]], [[Elfte Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Elfte]] och [[Tolfte Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Tolfte Sången]] af [[Kalevala (Collan)|Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Karl Collan'', 1868)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Indledning: Island]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Skrímsla]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Tissø – et dansk kultsted|Tissø – et dansk kultsted]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Sjúrðar kvæði, Dvörgamoy]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Ranheim – et norsk kultsted|Ranheim – et norsk kultsted]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Blandt Runosangere og Grædekvinder]] (Danish; ''F. Ohrt'', 1907)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Uppåkra – et svensk kultsted|Uppåkra – et svensk kultsted]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Sjunde Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Sjunde]], [[Åttonde Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Åttonde]] och [[Nionde Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Nionde Sången]] af [[Kalevala (Collan)|Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Karl Collan'', 1868)
* [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro (Fibiger)|Omrids af den finske Hedentro]]: – [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro - Ilmarinen | Ilmarinen]] (Danish; ''Johannes Fibiger'', 1853)
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* [[Ólavur Riddararós]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Kultsteder i skandinaviske stednavne|Kultsteder i skandinaviske stednavne]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Gammel tro i Finland]] (Danish; ''Ferdinand Ohrt'', 1932)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Betegnelser for kultsteder|Betegnelser for kultsteder]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Fjerde Sången (Kalevala, Collan)|Fjerde]], [[Femte Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Femte]] och [[Sjette Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Sjette Sången]] af [[Kalevala (Collan)|Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Karl Collan'', 1868)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Guder i svenske stednavne|Guder i svenske stednavne]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Mariu vísa]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Guder i norske stednavne|Guder i norske stednavne]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Finsk tro og finsk galder]] (Danish; ''F. Ohrt'', 1918)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Guder i danske stednavne|Guder i danske stednavne]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Ferdinand Ohrt biografi|Folkemindeforskeren Ferdinand Ohrt]] (Danish; ''August F. Schmidt'', 1939)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Hellige steder|Hellige steder]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Edvard den Helliges saga]] (Danish; ''Jesper Lauridsen'', 2024)
* [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro (Fibiger)|Omrids af den finske Hedentro]]: – [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro - Wæinæmöinen | Wæinæmöinen]] (Danish; ''Johannes Fibiger'', 1853)
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* [[Första Sången (Kalevala, Collan)|Första]], [[Andra Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Andra]] och [[Tredje Sången (Kalevala, Collan)| Tredje Sången]] af [[Kalevala (Collan)|Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Karl Collan'', 1868)
* [[Stednavne og førkristne kultsteder – Indledning: Skandinavien]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2018)
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* [[Företal till nya Kalevala| Företal]] og [[Inledning (Kalevala, Collan)|Inledning till nya Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Elias Lönnrot'' and ''Karl Collan'', 1868)
* [[Færøiske Studier]] (Norwegian; ''Gustav Storm'', 1883)
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* [[Jatvarðs ríma]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro (Fibiger)|Omrids af den finske Hedentro]]: – [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro - Forord| Forord]] [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro - Oversigt| Oversigt]] [[Omrids af den finske Hedentro - Kalevala| Kalevala]] (Danish; ''Johannes Fibiger'', 1853)
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* [[Magnús saga Erlingssonar (Codex Frisianus)|Magnús saga Erlingssonar]] (Old Norse; ''C. R. Unger'', 1871)
* [[Kalevala – en introduktion]] (Danish; ''Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen'', 2024)
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* [[Kullervo – en episod ur Kalevala]] (Swedish; ''Carl Gustaf Borg'', 1851)
* [[Ulver og Vænelil]] (Danish; ''Axel Olrik'', 1899)
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* [[Sigmundar kvæði]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Den falske Margrete]] (Norwegian; ''Knut Rage'', 2024)
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* [[Jómsvíkingar]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
* [[Frúgvin Margreta]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
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* [[Den korte saga om Sankt Magnus]] (Danish; ''Jesper Lauridsen'', 2024)
* [[Andrias Christian Evensen biografi|Who was Andrias Christian Evensen?]] (Norwegian biography)
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* [[Om de hedniska finnarnas gudar]] (Swedish; ''Zakarias Topelius'', 1875)
* [[Fortællingen om en blærestensoperation]] (Danish; ''Jesper Lauridsen'', 2024)
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* [[Kalevala II (F. Ohrt)|Kalevala som Folkedigtning og National-Epos]] (Danish; ''F. Ohrt'', 1907)
* [[Kalevala (Castrén)| Kalevala]] [[Trettieförsta Runan (Kalevala, Castrén)| Trettieförsta]] och [[Trettieandra Runan (Kalevala, Castrén)| Trettieandra Runan]] (Swedish; ''M. A. Castrén'', 1841)
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* [[Nakað um kvæðir okkara og kvæðayrking]] (Faroese; ''Andrias Christian Evensen'', 1911)
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* Kalevala som Folkedigtning: [[Sangegne og Sangere (Ohrt)|Sangere og Sangegne – Estland, Ingermanland, Karelen m.v.]] (Danish; ''F. Ohrt'', 1907)
  
  
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* '''[[Biografisk oversigt|Biographical Index]]:''' Briefly on manuscript collectors, scholars, and authors who have had an influence on the conservation, publication and interpretation of Old Norse source material.
 
* '''[[Biografisk oversigt|Biographical Index]]:''' Briefly on manuscript collectors, scholars, and authors who have had an influence on the conservation, publication and interpretation of Old Norse source material.
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HEIMSKRINGLA is the largest collection of Old Norse and Nordic source texts on the internet – currently some 7500 titles.

HEIMSKRINGLA primarily consists of eddic texts, sagas, and scaldic poetry, secondarily of background material and sources related to Sami culture.

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When the god Thor had once been grossly humiliated among the giants and his hammer had proved ineffective, he stood deeply shaken and confused outside their gate, ready to return home. Then the giant Utgard-Loki approached him, first to rub salt in the wound by asking how Thor himself felt the visit had gone, and then to tell him that it had all been one great illusion. And if he doubted this, he and his companions on the journey home could simply look to see if they did not find traces in the landscape of his hammer. - The place names which this book deals with are precisely such traces in the landscape of pre-Christian religion. They are the group of names called sacral place names, i.e. names which tell of the old gods and the old cult sites. – Now you can read the entire book online on Heimskringla.
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Nordens ældste digt
– Vølvespå

by Frederik Hammerich, 1876

Nordens ældste digt - Vølvespå is a brief monograph about the most important poem of the Poetic Edda – The Völuspá. The author Frederick Hammerich places the poem within its historical context and thoroughly examines its main themes and their significance, taking into consideration the emerging Christian way of thinking. In the final part of the book, the author offers his own translation of the poem alongside the Old Norse text.

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