Medieval Citation

Citation	Sources	Description	Tags
Freyja	Gylfaginning Völuspá Skáldskaparmál Grímnismál Lokasenna Þrymskviða	Freyja (Old Norse "lady," "mistress") is a deity and a major figure in Norse mythology and Old Norse literature. She is one of the Deity Incomplete entry
Heimdallr	Gylfaginning Völuspá Skáldskaparmál Lokasenna	Heimdallr is a deity and a major figure in Norse mythology and Old Norse literature. He is one of the Deity Incomplete entry
Loki	Gylfaginning Völuspá Skáldskaparmál Völsunga saga Lokasenna Þrymskviða	Loki is a deity and a major figure in Norse mythology and Old Norse literature. Although Loki is often counted among the Incomplete entry
Jötunn	none	A jötunn (plural jötnar) is a kind of being in Old Norse mythology and folklore. It is often mistranslated as "giant," an error t...	Mythical Being Tribe Incomplete entry
Vanir	none	The Vanir are a group of deities in Norse mythology. As a whole, they play a less pronounced role in the myths than the Deity Incomplete entry
Æsir	Prose Edda/Younger Edda Poetic Edda/Elder Edda Heimskringla	Æsir ("gods, divine beings," singular form áss) are a group of deities in Norse mythology. They are the subjects of most of...	Deity Incomplete entry
Þórr	Gylfaginning Völuspá Skáldskaparmál Prose Edda/Younger Edda Poetic Edda/Elder Edda Hárbarðsljóð Hymiskviða Lokasenna Þrymskviða Heimskringla	Þórr (anglicized as Thor) is a deity and a major figure in Norse mythology and Old Norse literature. He belongs to the group of divine beings known...	Incomplete entry
Óðinn	Vafþrúðnismál Gylfaginning Völuspá Völsunga saga Prose Edda/Younger Edda Poetic Edda/Elder Edda Grímnismál Hávamál Lokasenna Þrymskviða	Óðinn (anglicized as Odin) is a deity and a major figure in Norse mythology and Old Norse literature. He belongs to the group of divine beings call...	Hooded traveller Deity Incomplete entry
Valhöll	Prose Edda/Younger Edda Grímnismál	Valhöll ("hall of the slain") is the hall of the god Óðinn (LINK), which is frequently anglicized as Valhalla. According to the Afterlife Mead Hall
Einherjar	Gylfaginning Prose Edda/Younger Edda Poetic Edda/Elder Edda Grímnismál	Einherjar, meaning "lone fighters" or "one man armies," are warriors who died in battle and thus earned a place in Valhöll (LINK), Óðinn's (LINK) hall...	Never-ending battle
Tyrfingr	Örvar-Odds saga (The Saga of Arrow-Odd)	Tyrfingr is a sword in Hervarar saga ok Heiðreks (LINK), the saga of Hervör and Heiðrekr, a legendary saga. This saga contains several poems which are...	Magic weapon Named weapon
Draupnir	Gylfaginning Skáldskaparmál	Draupnir is a ring created by the dwarf brothers, Brokkr (LINK) and Eitri (LINK), who is also called Sindri, as a part of a bet with Loki (LINK) th...	Magic Ring
Andvaranaut	Fáfnismál Der Ring Des Nibelungen Völsunga saga	Andvaranaut, meaning "Andvari's gift," is the name of the ring which Loki (LINK) steals from the dwarf Andvari (LINK), the last piece of his treasure...	Magic Ring
Fáfnir	Fáfnismál Der Ring Des Nibelungen Völsunga saga	Fáfnir is a dragon in the Völsung legends, the collection of different stories, versions, and heroic traditions about the Völsung family. These princi...	Dragon
Gramr	Fáfnismál Der Ring Des Nibelungen Völsunga saga	A legendary sword wielded by members of the Völsung family, most famously Sigurðr (Sigurd), slayer of the dragon Fáfnir. It is first introduced in the...	Magic weapon Named weapon