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Heremod (Proto-Norse: *Harimōdaz [1],
Latin form: Heremodius) is a
legendary Danish king and a
legendary king of the
Angles who
would have
lived in the...
- Noah born in the ark.
Beowulf calls Heremod a
Scylding and
calls his
people were Scyldings,
which should mean
Heremod was a
descendant of Scyld. But that...
- the Old
English poem Beowulf,
Heremod is a
Danish king who was
driven into
exile and in Old
English genealogies Heremod appears appropriately as one of...
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story may
correspond to the myth of Baldr's
death in
Norse mythology.
Heremod – an
early Danish king.
Hereric – a
relative of
Heardred Hildeburh – the...
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beyond Geat,
giving Geat's
father as Tætwa son of Beaw son of
Sceldi son of
Heremod son of
Itermon son of
Hathra son of
Guala son of
Bedwig son of Sceaf, who...
- To
confuse matters,
other texts know of a
mortal hero
named Hermóðr or
Heremod. In the Nafnaþulur
section of Skáldskaparmál,
there is a list of the sons...
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comments Sceaf Seskef Bedwig Beðvigr
Hwala Hraþra
Annarr Itermon Ítrmaðr
Heremod Hermóðr
Banished by his
subjects and fled to the Jutes;
later betra****...
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interpolated into the
older tradition reported by Æthelweard, one of them,
Heremod,
reflecting the
legendary ruler of the
Danish Scyldings.
William of Malmesbury's...
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Lotherus may have some
relation to the
Norse god Lóðurr or to the
exiled king
Heremod mentioned in Beowulf, or
possibly to both.
According to Saxo, Lotherus...
- None
attested None
attested Prose Edda,
Poetic Edda Hermóðr (Old Norse),
Heremod (Old English) "War-spirit" None
attested Sceaf (Old
English only) Poetic...
