- A hörgr (Old Norse, pl.
hörgar) or
hearg (Old English, pl. heargas) is a type of
altar or cult site,
possibly consisting of a heap of stones, used in...
- listings" and that it was one of the
creatures which "seem incomplete".
Horgar Hound, Yeth
Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix (1994) Iguana, Giant...
- two groups—the
legions of the
warlord Kaanyr Vhok and the
duergar army of
Horgar Steelshadow—into
attacking the drow at Menzoberranzan,
taking advantage...
-
literal translation of the Old
Norse Salhøgum
combines sal "hall" with
hörgar "mounds," to form "on the hall mounds,"
suggesting a
place with a room where...
- Hafnarfjarðarkaupstaður
Hafnarfjordur (Market) Town 1 IS-HRG Hörgársveit
Horgar Village 6 IS-HRU
Hrunamannahreppur Hrunamanna District 8 IS-HUG Húnabyggð...
-
cultic buildings are
referred to in Old
Norse soures variously as hof,
hǫrgar, goðahús, blóthús.
Sources do
still record Viking Age blót
taking place...
- and the gods of the
common northern Germanic tradition,
within hof and
hörgar.
Different social orders worshipped different divine representations: the...
- Arne Hugo (22
April 2017). "En åpning i grusen". VG (in Norwegian). p. 46.
Horgar, ****ein (30
April 2017). "Å
skape virkeligheten".
Adresseavisen (in Norwegian)...
- 2011). "Erkjenning som reise". Dag og Tid (in
Norwegian Nynorsk). p. 29.
Horgar, ****ein (12
December 2011). "Elegant skrivekunst".
Adresseavisen (in Norwegian)...
-
compared to
other animals at cult-houses and open-air
sites interpreted as
hörgar. With
almost all the
deposited finds, the
animal seems to have been subsequently...
