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Hamdir (Old Norse: [ˈhɑmdez̠]), Sörli (O.N.: Sǫrli [ˈsɔrle]), and Erpr (O.N.: [ˈerpz̠]) were
three brothers in
Germanic heroic legend who may have had...
- had her
trampled to
death under horses. Her
mother made her half-brothers
Hamdir and Sörli
exact revenge for her death, a
story which is
retold in Hamðismál...
- Gudrún's Lament, The
Whetting of Gudrún.) Hamðismál (The
Ballad of
Hamdir, The Lay of
Hamdir)
Several of the
legendary sagas contain poetry in the
Eddic style...
- Jörmunrek (Jǫrmunrekr). By her
third husband Jónakr, Gudrún is
mother of
Hamdir (
Hamðir) and Sörli (Sǫrli). In the
eddic poems Guðrúnarhvöt and Hamðismál, Erp...
- away to the
court of King Jonakr, who
marries her. They have
three sons:
Hamdir, Sorli, and Erp.
Svanhild is
raised with them. King
Jormunrek wants to marry...
- with its
bitter and
laconic language.
Howling with wrath, the
brothers Hamdir and Sörli ride over a
misty mountain. The last
lines are like
carved on...
- norns, fylgjas, and valkyries. The
eddic poem Hamðismál
deals with how
Hamðir and Sörli go to the
Gothic king
Ermanaric to
exact vengeance for the cruel...
-
shield which Ragnar had
given to him. The
images included: the
attack of
Hamdir and
Sorli against King Jörmunrekkr the never-ending
battle between Heðinn...
- land of King Jonak.
Jonak marries her and has
three sons with her, Sorli,
Hamdir, and Erp. Svanhild, Sigurd's daughter, is also
raised there,
before being...
- [Skadi]
could not love the Van;
Kialar [Odin]
trained horses pretty well;
Hamdir is said not to have held back sword-play.
Chapter 7
follows and provides...
