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Angantyr was the name of
three male
characters from the same line in
Norse mythology, and who
appear in
Hervarar saga,
Gesta Danorum, and
Faroese ballads...
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sunrise on the
summit of the
tower and
looking southward towards the forest;
Angantyr marshalling his men for
battle and
remarking dryly that
there used to be...
- line 115,
together with his
father Heiðrekr (Heathoric), half-brother
Angantyr (Incgentheow), and his
mother Sifka (Sifeca). Hlöd had
grown up with his...
- Hervararkviða, (published in
English translation as The
Waking of
Angantyr, or The
Incantation of Hervor) is an Old
Norse poem from the
Hervarar saga,...
- not the poem. Heiðrekr, king of the Goths, had two sons,
Angantýr and Hlöðr. Only
Angantýr was legitimate, so he
inherited his father's kingdom. Hlöðr...
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Poetic Edda. The first, the
Viking Hervör,
challenged her
father Angantýr's ghost in his
gravemound for his
cursed sword Tyrfing. She had a son, Heidrek...
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daughter as his wife and had a son
Angantyr and
eleven other brothers. He p****ed the
sword to
Angantyr. Later,
Angantyr wished to
marry Ingeborg, daughter...
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called Angantyr, Hjörvard, Hervard, Hrani, Barri, Tyrfing, Tind, two Haddings, Bui, Bild and Toki.
According to the H version,
their names were
Angantyr, Hjorvard...
- the North. The
eldest was a head
taller than the rest and his name was
Angantyr, and it was to him that
Arngrim had
entrusted the
sword Tyrfing, which...
- the sons of Arngrim, Örvar-Oddr had to
bring the dead
Hjalmar (killed by
Angantyr) to
Uppsala and his
betrothed Ingeborg, the
daughter of the
Swedish king...
