- The
Frigg and
Freyja common origin hypothesis holds that the Old
Norse goddesses Frigg and
Freyja descend from a
common Proto-Germanic figure, as suggested...
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goddess Frigg,
while the
second Merseburg Charm refers to
Volla as
Friia's sister.
Friia Frigg Frīg *Frijjō ****ociated with the
goddess Volla/Fulla in both...
- 4:22 2. "Caught on Fire"
Wilson Greg
Friia 3:06 3. "Indian Giver"
Wilson Friia 3:21 4. "I Make Myself"
Wilson Friia 4:34 5. "Two
Sides of Bad"
Wilson Scott...
- uuoz birenkit. thu
biguol en sinthgunt,
sunna era suister, thu
biguol en
friia,
uolla era
suister thu
biguol en uuodan, so he
uuola conda: sose benrenki...
- uuoz birenkit. thu
biguol en sinthgunt,
sunna era suister, thu
biguol en
friia,
uolla era
suister thu
biguol en uuodan, so he
uuola conda: sose benrenki...
- horse, a
figure also
otherwise unattested. The two are then
followed by
Friia and Uolla, also
alliterative and
stated as sisters. As
Sinthgunt is otherwise...
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sprained its foot.
Sinthgunt sang charms, her
sister Sunna sang charms,
Friia sang charms, her
sister Volla sang charms, and
finally Wodan sang charms...
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sprained its foot.
Sinthgunt sang charms, her
sister Sunna sang charms,
Friia sang charms, her
sister Volla sang charms, and
finally Wodan sang charms...
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scene from one of the
Merseburg Incantations: gods
Wodan and
Balder stand before the
goddesses Sunna, Sinthgunt, Volla, and
Friia (Emil Doepler, 1905)...
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identified within Continental Germanic mythology are "Uuôdan" (Wodan) and "
Frîia" (Frija).
Depictions found on
Migration Period Germanic bracteates are often...
