norse mythology
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)The body of myths of the North Germanic peoples, originating in pagan Scandinavia and Iceland.
Norse mythology is full of gods, goddesses, and mythical creatures.
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The Vikings! - Crash Course World History 224
- As with much of our knowledge about the Vikings, our understanding of Norse mythology mostly dates from after the Viking Age.
As with much of our knowledge about the Vikings, our understanding of Norse mythology mostly dates from after the Viking Age.
- So it can be tempting to draw an equivalence between Norse mythology and Greco-Roman mythology,
So it can be tempting to draw an equivalence between Norse mythology and Greco-Roman mythology,
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- The Asgardian arm of Marvel is pretty much just a wild riff on actual Norse mythology, with slightly more preposterous muscles.
The Asgardian arm of Marvel is pretty much just a wild riff on actual Norse mythology, with slightly more preposterous muscles.
- The Asgardian arm of Marvel is pretty much just a wild riff on actual Norse mythology
The Asgardian arm of Marvel is pretty much just a wild riff on actual Norse mythology
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- Some of them would simply see gold as a symbol of abundance and wealth, like in Norse mythology,
Some of them would simply see gold as a symbol of abundance and wealth, like in Norse mythology,
- Some of them would simply see gold as a symbol of abundance and wealth, like in Norse mythology.
Some of them would simply see gold as a symbol of abundance and wealth, like in Norse mythology.
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- It's probably the most famous object in Norse mythology, and certainly the most famous tool
It's probably the most famous object in Norse mythology, and certainly the most famous tool
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- In Norse mythology, the beloved hero Baldr
In Norse mythology, the beloved hero Baldr