Norse mythology; or, The religion of our forefathers, containing all the myths of the Eddas, systematized and interpreted

CHAPTER VII.

Chapter 1648 wordsPublic domain

THE DEVELOPMENT OF EVIL, LOKE AND HIS OFFSPRING.

Section i. Loke. Section ii. Loke’s children—The Fenriswolf. Section iii. Jormungander or the Midgard-serpent. Section iv. Hel. Section v. The Norsemen’s idea of death. Section vi. Loke’s punishment. Section vii. The iron post. Section viii. A brief review, 371