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Woden

Name: Woden
Brand: Uppsala Books
SKU: 44787342
Price: 16854 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Stephen Pollington
ISBN: 9781961361065

Stephen Pollington

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 44787342

Publishers Uppsala Books, February 2024

All-father, warlord, runemaster, kingmaker, healer-manifold aspects, numerous stories. This book bri... Full description

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All-father, warlord, runemaster, kingmaker, healer-manifold aspects, numerous stories. This book brings together the written and physical evidence for the god called Woden or Óðinn (Odin) in his many guises spanning more than a thousand years. Drawing on the latest interpretations of literary evidence and recent archaeological discoveries, Pollington assembles an impressive array of data to cast a fresh light on the origins and later history of the enigmatic god of war, magic, death, and secret wisdom.

Sources discussed range from Greco-Roman works to early runic inscriptions, Lombard origin tales to conversion narratives, genealogies to charms to Eddic poems, runestones and picture stones to armor and funerary furniture. With source texts provided in their original languages and in English translations, this book serves as an invaluable guide to a dynamic religious tradition practiced across large parts of northern Europe in the Iron Age and for centuries after.