http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fafnir
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nidhogg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behemoth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leviathan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenrir
"With at least one thing?" The list goes on and on...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fafnir
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nidhogg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behemoth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leviathan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenrir
"With at least one thing?" The list goes on and on...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AndvarinautOriginally Posted by Daahan
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This isn't even about Fafnir? It seems to be about someone who compares himself to Fafnir.I lay there, like Fafnir beside his treasure
That's not history.Originally Posted by elphaba
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Depends, it's Mythology, but it's all tales told by people of the past, technically it's hystory ;pOriginally Posted by Kurp
I'd call the Serpent of Midgard, Fafnir, and Odin folklore. The folklore (religion?) as a whole and the effect on people would be history.
Something has to actually exist or have existed to be historical. Maybe you could find briefs about things like that in history books though.![]()
ok, and...?Originally Posted by BRP
http://www.timelessmyths.com/norse/objects.html
Gungnir Odin The spear or lance of Odin. Gungnir ("swaying one") was made by the sons of Ivaldi (4 dwarfs).
Mjollnir Thor The warhammer made by the dwarf brothers, Brokk and Eiti, for Thor, the god of thunder. It was Mjollnir that cause the lightning and thunder.
Brísingamen Freyja The beautiful gold necklace of Freyja. The Brísingamen were made by four dwarfs, known as the Brisings. The Brisings refused to give the necklace to Freyja, unless she had slept with each dwarf. Odin was disgusted with Freyja's wanton behaviour and ordered Loki to steal the Brísingamen, but Heimdall recovered the necklace for Freyja.
Gjallahorn Heimdall The horn that would signal the coming of Ragnarok, belonged to Heimdall, the god that guard the gates to Asgard.
Aegishjalmarr Odin, Fafnir, Sigurd, Thidrek The helm belonging to Odin, which was Aegishjalmarr or "Helm of Awe". Later Sigurd would also possessed the Aegishjalmarr, because it was part of the treasure of Fafnir, but I am not certain if it is the same helmet of Odin.
Ridill and Hrotti (Rotti) Fafnir, Sigurd Ridill and Hrotti (Rotti) were magical swords that was part of the treasure of Fafnir, which Sigurd would possess.
Balmung Siegfried, Hagen The sword that the German hero Siegfried had won in the battle against the Nibelungs (not the Burgundians). Hagen had killed Siegfried and stolen the Balmung. In the end of the Nibelungenlied, Kriemhild used the Balmung to behead Hagen, for killing her first husband (Siegfried).
Dainsleif Hogni In the tale of Hjadningavig – the Battle of the Hjadnings – Dainsleif is a sword belonging to a Danish king named Hogni that must kill or taste blood when unsheathe before it can be re-sheathed again. The sword was forged by a dwarf, possibly named Dain, since the sword's name means "Dain's heirloom". This is part of the story of Freyja's Brisingamen in the text known as the Sorla Thatter.
And now the discussion is over, time for a derailment:
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Feline S&M?Originally Posted by ½pint
I can't stop laughing at this.Originally Posted by ½pint
a good friend of mine participates in Stuff On My Cat.c om by actually sitting there and coming up with a list of things that would be hilarious on her cats and trying each one on both cats several times until she finds one funny, then takes a picture and posts it >_> It's so scientific.
Rofl, I've been looking at this for like 10mins and still can't stopOriginally Posted by Septimus