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Guthorm or
Guthormus was one of the
earliest legendary Danish kings according to Saxo Grammaticus. He was a son of the
Danish king, Gram, and a Swedish...
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sources gives him the
title dux and hertỏga both
meaning "duke".
Sources on
Guthorm describes him as the son of
Sigurd Hart and
younger brother of Ragnhild...
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brother Guthorm.
Guthorm stabs Sigurd in his sleep, but
Sigurd is able to
slice Guthorm in half by
throwing his
sword before dying.
Guthorm has also...
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Guthorm Kavli (15 May 1917 – 1 June 1995) was a
Norwegian architect and art historian.
Kavli was born in Trondheim, Norway. He
received a
degree in architecture...
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younger brother Guthorm.
Guthorm attacks Sigurd while he is
asleep in bed with Gudrun;
Sigurd is
mortally wounded, but
kills Guthorm. He then ****ures...
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Guthorm Hallager (1864-1932) was a
Norwegian civil servant and lawyer. He
served as the
County Governor of
Telemark county from 1910
until 1932. He was...
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Gibica (Gibeche/Gjúki)
appears as Gundahar's father,
while Gundomar (
Guthorm/Gernot) and
Gislaharius (Giselher)
appear as his
brothers and co-kings...
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Athelstan and made a “Saxon prince” by King Alfred. Also
spelled Godrum and
Guthorm; also
known as Æthelstan, Athelstan, or
Ethelstan This
explanation for...
- Ode also
bears a
daughter named Grímhild. One
later p****age adds
Guthorm. But
Guthorm is
never mentioned again and is
possibly an
addition from
Norse tradition...
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daughter of Sigtrygg, King of Sweden, and the
mother of
Guthorm (and
possibly Guthorm's sister) by Gram. In
Viktor Rydberg's
elaborate theories on...
