ii. 449
Eumenius, i. 10, 11
Eutropius, i. 11
Exercises, bodily, idróttir, ii. 369 _seq._
Exercises, mental idróttir, ii. 389 _seq._
F.
Facsimile of Old Norse MSS., ii. 544–550
Fafnir, i. 435
Feasts and entertainments, ii. 274 _seq._
Fenrir, i. 41–43
Finds, chief:— Bavenhöi, i. 251, 280 Blekinge, i. 170, 173 Bohüslän, (ancient Vikin), i. 74, _passim_ Bröttby, i. 273 Gökstad, i. 335 Hjortehammar, i. 306 Karleby, i. 75 Kivik, i. 88 Moklebust Eids, i. 339 Nydam, i. 219 _seq._ Thorsbjerg, i. 194 _seq._ Treenhöi, i. 89–91 Uby, i. 78, 79 Valloby, i. 249 Varpelev, i. 255 Vimose, i. 108, 207 Bornholm, i. 128, _passim_ Burgundy, i. 158 England—Taplow, i. 319 Fyen, i. 123–127 Fyen, Bangstrup, i. 245 Fyen, Broholm, i. 87, _passim_ Fyen, Kragehul, i. 216 Fyen, Mollegaard, i. 128 Jutland, i. 241, 248 Ukraine, i. 245 Wallachia, i. 159 Zealand (Nordrup), ii. 225
Finds, ii. _passim._
France (Valland), ii. 464, 536 _seq._
Frankish Annals, ii. 536
Franks—Franci, Frakki, i. 10 _seq._
Frey, worship of, i. 351
Freyja, i. 64
Frigg, i. 28, 57
Frostathing, the, i. 465
Fylgjas, the, i. 413
G.
Games, ii. 352, 357
Gardariki, i. 26, 51, 53
Gautaland, i. 60, 423
Genealogies of the Norse chiefs, i. 66; ii. 479
Genealogies of the jarls of Normandy, ii. 464
_Get_-ae (Goths, Jutes) Thysa-Massa, i. 26, 343
Geography, old Norse, i. 52
Germany, i. 3 _passim_
Gildas, settlement of Britain, i. 25
Ginnungagap, i. 29
Glass, i. 276–284
Glass, Earliest finds of, i. 126, 255
Godi, temple-priest, and Godiship, i. 525–531
Godwin—Gudini, ii. 491
Göngu Hrolf, ii. 462–464
Gorm, King, i. 456
Graves, _vide_ Stone, Iron, Bronze Ages
Graves, Remarkable, i. 247, 258
Graves, Various, i. 299, 318–335
Greece, i. 3
Greek and Roman antiquities, i. 259
Greenland, Discovery of, ii. 518
Grimnismal, i. 27
Ground-finds, i. 235–246
Gudrun—Song I., ii. 417
Gudrun—Song II., ii. 420
Gyda, ii. 492
Gyrd, ii. 512, 513
H.
Hákon Jarl, i. 367, 467
Hákon the Good, i. 424, 464–9, 475; ii. 43, 466
Halfdan, i. 462
Halls and buildings, ii. 241
Harald Gormsson, i. 473; ii. 479
Harald Gudinason (Godwin’s son), ii. 502 _seq._
Harald Hardradi, ii. 499 _seq._
Harald Harfagr, i. 361, 448; ii. 514, 531
Harald Hilditönn, i. 22, 326; ii. 436–441
Harald Knutsson and Hörda-Knut, ii. 496
Harbours, ii. 169, 177
Hávamál, the, ii. 401 _seq._
Hengist and Horsa, i. 20, 25
Heid the Sybil, i. 29
Heimdall, i. 35
Hel, i. 29, 32
Herodotus, i. 26
High-seat pillars, i. 361
Horses and Harness, i. 285–291
Hospitality, i. 433; ii. 283
Houses, ii. 242
Hraesvelg, i. 38
Hrimthursar, i. 28, _passim._
Hrolf Kraki, i. 354
I.
Iceland, Discovery of, ii. 514–516
Idavöll, i. 45
Idols, i. 375, 379
Idols, power of, i. 469–472
Idróttir (_vide_ Exercises), list of, ii. 45
Indemnity, i. 544 _seq._
Insurance companies, ii. 233
Ireland, ii. 514, 516–518
Iron age, i. 125 _seq._
Ivar’s dream, i. 459
Ivar the Boneless, ii. 453–459
Ivar Vidfadmi, i. 22, 23, 68
Ividi, i. 29
J.
Jarl, Attributes of, i. 487 _seq._
Jerusalem, i. 52; ii. 500
Jomsborg, ii. 109, 162, 479
Jorsala, i. 52
Jomsvikings, ii. 197–208
Jörmungand, i. 42
Jötun, &c., i. 28 _seq._
Julian, Emperor, i. 12, 14
Jutes (Jotnar, Jötunheim, &c.), i. 26
K.
Ketilbjörn, i. 358
King, Meanings and Grades of, i. 497 _seq._
Kissing, Laws on, ii. 24
Kjökkenmöddinger, i. 70
Klakkharald, i. 455, 456
Knut, the Mighty, the Old, i. 480, 486 _seq._
L.
Land, Division, Law, Rights of, i. 487 _seq._
Landvoettir, the, i. 418
Language, Norse, i. 20
Laws of the early English tribes, i. 532 _seq._
Loki, i. 32 _seq._
London, ii. 481, 484, 489, 492
Louis le Débonnaire, ii. 538
M.
Magnus, the Good, i. 186; ii. 497
Man, Creation of, i. 45
Manni, i. 23
Manuscripts, Old Norse—facsimiles, ii. 544–550
Marriage, ii. 1 _seq._
Mediterranean, i. 3, _passim_
Midgard, i. 44
Mimin’s well, i. 32
Mistletoe, i. 33
Mounds, _vide_ Graves.
Muspelheim, i. 30
Mystic signs and numbers, ii. 341
N.
Nanna, the Goddess, i. 332
Niflheim, i. 29, _passim_
Nine Worlds, the, i. 29
Njörd, i. 146; worship of, i. 354
Nordimbraland, i. 20, _passim_
Normandy, ii. 463, _passim_
Nornir, the, i. 385–389
Norway, Kings of, Appendix III.
Norsemen, Mythology of, i. 27, 44
O.
Oaths, i. 553–559
Occupations of men, ii. 344–351
Occupations of women, ii. 362–367
Ocular delusion, i. 444
Odals, _vide_ Land
Odin, i. 28 _seq._
Odin of the North, i. 51
Odin’s religion, i. 343
Odin’s successors, i. 362
Olaf, King and Saint, i. 467–476, 500, 540–543
Olaf, King and Saint, ii. 37, 179, 481, 492
Olaf of Sweden, i. 540; ii. 480
Olaf Raudi, of Scotland, ii. 469 _seq._
Olaf Tryggvason, i. 351, 357, 377, 467, 473, 476, 506–7
Olaf Tryggvason, ii. 182, 480
Omens, i. 450–455
Öngulsey, i. 19
Ordeal, i. 559–562
Orkneys and Hebrides, ii. 531
Outlawry, i. 578–583
P.
Paganism and Christianity, i. 464
Pálnatóki, Jarl, ii. 160, 534
Palestine, i. 3
Paris, siege of, ii. 540–543
Pillars, High-seat, ii. 516
Plan of Holmganga ground, i. 565
Pottery—Stone Age, i. 82, 83
Pottery—Bronze Age, i. 94, 95
Pottery—Iron Age, i. 137 _seq._
Precedence, ii. 251
Ptolemy, i. 10
Punishments, i. 368, 372, 476, 518
Punishments, ii. 236 _seq._, 243, 247
R.
Ragnar Lodbrók, ii. 435, 450–453
Ragnar his sons, ii. 453–459
Ragnarök, i. 43
Ran, goddess, i. 403
Religion, i. 343 _seq._
Revenge, i. 584–589
Robbery, ii. 236 _seq._
Rock-tracings, ii. 116 _seq._
Rooms, names of, ii. 259
Runes, i. 154–192
Runes magical, i. 278, 439
Rune-song of Odin, i. 160–163
Russia, i. 4, _passim_
S.
Sacrifices (three principal), i. 344–347
Sacrifices human, i. 364–374, 448
Sacrifices before a duel, i. 565
Sagas fully described, Appendix III.
Sax, the, i. 15
Saxonicum litus.—Town or Army-list, i. 18
Saxons a misnomer, i. 18–24
Scaldship, ii. 389 _seq._
Scepticism among the heathen, i. 354
Scotland, ii. 532, _passim_
Sculpture, i. 297
Sea-god and his Wife, i. 403–408
Serkland, Saracens, ii. 500
Shape-changing, i. 430
Ships, Levy of, ii. 187
Ships, Construction of, i. 162–172
Sicily, i. 3
Sigurd, Hring, ii. 433–441
SILENCE OF CENTURIES!, i. 21
Slavery—freed slaves, i. 502–514
Sorcery, i. 401
Sorrow and mourning, ii. 414 _seq._
Spain, i. 3
Sports, ii. 351, 357, 361
Stone Age, i. 69, 83
_Sue_-ones, i. 7 _seq._
Suicides, i. 423
Suitors, bridal, ii. 2 _seq._
Superstitions, i. 430 _seq._
Svein, Tjuguskegg, King, ii. 479
_Sri_-ár, _Sri_-thjod, _Swe_-den, i. 7
Sweden, Kings of, Appendix III.
T.
Tacitus, i. 7, 15
Taxes, i. 187
Temples, i. 356–361
Thing, the, and its offshoots, i. 515 _seq._
Thor, i. 47
Thor, Worship of, i. 353
Thraldom, i. 502
Time, Divisions of, i. 37
Titles, i. 486 _seq._
Traders and trading-ships, ii. 249 _seq._
Turf-Einar, i. 372; ii. 262, 263
Tyr, i. 35, 47
Tyrkir (men), i. 20
U.
Ulf Jarl, ii. 490
Utgard, i. 44
V.
Vafthrudnismál, i. 27
Val and its derivatives, i. 389
Valhalla, i. 420–429
Valkyrias, the, i. 387–393
Valland, France, ii. 463
Vanir, Their land and river, i. 52
Veneti, i. 8
Vends—Wends, ii. 160, 188
Vikar, Legend of King, i. 421
Viken, or Vikin, i. 19, 299, 473; ii. 117, 462
Vili and Ve, Odin’s brothers, i. 30
Vindland, ii. 188, 479
Vinland, America, ii. 519 _seq._
Visma, shieldmaiden, ii. 441
Völuspa, the, i. 27
Volvas, the, i. 394
W.
Waggons, i. 294–299
Wales—Bretland, i. 19; ii. 534
Wall-ornamentation, ii. 247
War customs, ii. 102 _seq._
War ships, ii. 136 _seq._
Warfare, Mode of Naval, ii. 181 _seq._
Weapons, ii. 65 _seq._
Weather vanes, ii. 156
Weregild, i. 544
Wodin (see Odin), i. 28 _seq._
Wood-carving, ii. 244
William the Norman, ii. 512, 513
Witchcraft, ii. 439–449
Witikind, i. 18; ii. 537
Women, position of, ii. 1 _seq._
Women, rights of, ii. 24
Women, restrictions of extravagance of, ii. 28
Worlds, the Nine, i. 29
Worship of men, animals, groves, i. 379–383
Y.
Yggdrasil, i. 41 _seq._, 385
Ymir, creation from, i. 30
Yngvi, i. 64, 497
Yule sacrifice, i. 345
Z.
Zosimus, i. 10
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