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But in Thrudheim Thor shall dwell until the powers perish.

Ydalir it is called, where Ullr has himself a dwelling made.

Alfheim the gods to Frey gave in days of yore for a tooth-gift.

The third dwelling is where the kine powers have with silver decked the halls.

And of his brows the gentle powers formed Midgard for the sons of men.

But of his brain the heavy clouds are all created.

Ullr's and all the gods' favor shall have whoever first shall look upon to the fire.

For open will the dwelling be to the Aesir sons when the kettles are lifted off.

The hall of the Dauti trembled when he dashed the massy forehead of the hill white against the bottom of the house wall's ancient column.

Ullr's glorious stepsire, this of course being Lord Thor, with the glowing bar of mischief, struck with his whole strength downward at the hill knave's mid-girdle.

The god with the gory hammer.

crushed utterly Glaumir's lineage, the hunter of the kindred, or hunter of the Jotnar kindred, the kindred of Ymir, of the hearth dame was victorious.

These were their names.

Thor, Nurdur, Freyr, Tyr, Heimdallr, Bragi, Vidar, Vali, Ullr, Hinir, Forseti, Loki.

And in like manner the Asynjur, Frigg, Freya, Gefjun, Idun, Gerdur, Sigyn, Fula, Nanna.

It seemed glorious to Aegir to look about him in the hall.

Therefore it is held that it is for this reason that poesy is now called ship of the dwarves, even as this verse tells.

The wit of Gunlud's liquor in swelling wind-like fullness, and the everlasting dwarf's ship I own, descend the same road.

Section 4 What figures should be employed to paraphrase the name of Thor? Thus, one should call him son of Odin and of Jord, father of Magni and Modi and Thrudur, husband of Sif, stepfather of Ullr, wielder and possessor of Mjolnir and of the girdle of strength, and of Bilskirnir, defender of Asgard and of Midgard, adversary and slayer of giants and troll-women, smiter of Hrungnir, of Geirrodur and of Trivaldi, master of Thjalfi and Ruskva, foe of the Midgard serpent, foster-father of Vingnir and Hlura.

So sang Broggi the scald.

These were their names.

Thor, Nirdur, Freyr, Tyr, Heimdallr, Bragi, Vidar, Vali, Ullr, Hynir, Forseti, Loki.

And in like manner the Asynjur, Frigg, Freya, Gefjun, Idun, Gerdur, Sigyn, Fula, Nanna.

It seemed glorious to Aegir to look about him in the hall.

Therefore it is held that it is for this reason that poesy is now called ship of the dwarves, even as this verse tells.

The wit of Gunnlud's liquor in swelling wind-like fullness, and the everlasting dwarves' ship I own, descend the same road.

Section 4 What figures should be employed to paraphrase the name of Thor? Thus, one should call him son of Odin and of Jord, father of Magni and Modi and Thrudur, husband of Sif, stepfather of Ullr, wielder and possessor of Mjolnir and of the girdle of strength, and of Bilskirnir, defender of Asgard and of Midgard, adversary and slayer of giants and troll women, smiter of Hrungnir, of Geirrudr and of Trivaldi, master of Tjalvi and Ruskva, foe of the Midgard serpent, foster father of Vingnir and Hlora.

So sang Bragi the scald.

Thirty-one.

One is called Ullr, son of Sif, stepson of Thor.

He is so excellent a bowman and so swift on snowshoes that none may contend with him.

He is also fair of aspect and has the accomplishments of a warrior.

Then the Aesir came into their banquet, and in the high seat sat them down those twelve Aesir who were appointed to be judges.

These were their names.

Thor, Nurdur, Freyr, Tyr, Heimdallr, Bragi, Vidar, Vali, Ullr, Hinir, Forseti, Loki.

And in like manner the Asynjur, Frigg, Freya, Gefjun, Idun, Gerdur, Sigyn, Fula, Nanna.

Maybe they changed the dice facing or something.

And then Ullr.

Common plus uncommon melee ability.

You may reroll all your attack dice, which do not score a hit.

Holy is the land which I see lying to Asia and Alfard near, but in Thrudheim Thor shall dwell until the powers perish.

Ydalir it is called, where Ullr has himself a dwelling made.

Alfheim the gods to Frey gave in days of yore for a tooth-gift.

The third dwelling is, where the kind powers have with silver decked the halls.

And of his brows the gentle powers formed Midgard for the sons of men.

But of his brain the heavy clouds are all created.

Ullr's and all the gods' favor shall have whoever first shall look upon to the fire.

For open will the dwelling be to the Aesir's sons when the kettles are lifted off.