-
Gangleri may
refer to: one of Odin's many
nicknames meaning "the wanderer" or "Wayweary" the name of the
ancient Swedish king Gylfi,
given while in disguise...
- Gyl****inning (chapter 38), the
enthroned figure of High (Harr),
tells Gangleri (king
Gylfi in disguise) that two
ravens named Huginn and
Muninn sit on...
- man says the hall
belongs to his king, and adds he can take
Gangleri to the king.
Gangleri follows him, and the door
closes behind him. All
around him...
-
incredulously asks
Gangleri if he has not
heard the
story before. High says that
Gangleri must have seen it, and
notes that
Gangleri may call it a rainbow...
- in Old Norse, respectively. In the story, King Gylfi,
calling himself Gangleri,
engages in a test of
wisdom with the three,
asking them
detailed questions...
- mention, in chapter 5 of Gyl****inning, High, Just-As-High, and
Third tell
Gangleri (the
disguised mythical king Gylfi)
about how all
things came to be. The...
-
encounters a man who asks Gylfi's name;
Gylfi introduces himself as
Gangleri. "
Gangleri" then is
taken to the king of the
palace and
comes upon
three men...
-
Gangleri asks what the
einherjar drink that is as
plentiful as
their food, and if they
drink water. High
responds that it is
strange that
Gangleri is...
-
chapter 26,
where the
throned figure of High, king of the hall,
tells Gangleri (King
Gylfi in disguise) some
basic information about the
goddess Iðunn...
-
mentioned in
prose in
chapter 25,
where the
enthroned figure of High
tells Gangleri (described as King
Gylfi in disguise)
about the god Týr. High says that...
