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BIBLIOGRAPHY
I. ABBREVIATIONS
A. IN TEXTAS . . . . Anglo-Saxon.
B. IN NOTESAkv . . . . . Atlakvitha.
II. TEXTS AND SOURCES
A. THE POETIC EDDADie Edda, mit historisch-kritischen Commentar. R. C. Boer. 2 vols. Haarlem, 1922. Sœmundar Edda, mit einem Anhang. Herausgegeben and erklärt von F. Detter and R. Heinzel. 2 vols. (i. Text. ii. Anmerkungen). Leipzig, 1903. Edda. Die Lieder der Codex Regius. G. Neckel. 2 vols. (i. Text. ii. Kommentierendes Glossar). Heidelberg, 1927. Die Lieder der Edda. Herausgegeben von
B. Sijmons and H. Gering. Die Edda. Die Lieder der sogenannter älteren Edda. Die mythischen and heroischen Erzählungen der Snorra Edda. Übersetzt and erlautert von Hugo Gering. Leipzig and Wien, 1892. The Elder or Poetic Edda. Part i. The Mythological Poems. Translated by Olive Bray. (Viking Club). London, 1908. The Edda of Sœmund the Learned from the Old Norse or Icelandic with a Mythological Index. 2 parts. B. Thorpe. London, 1866. The Poetic Edda. Translated from the Icelandic with an Introduction and Notes by H. A. Bellows. 2 volumes in one. New York, 1923. (Scandinavian Classics, vols. xxi and xxii. American-Scandinavian Foundation). Corpus Poeticum Boreale. G. Vigfusson and F. Y. Powell. 2 vols. Oxford, 1883. (Contains text and translation of the Eddic and skaldic poems). Eddica Minora. Dichtungen eddischer Rrt aus den Fornaldarsögur and anderen Prosawerken. Zusammengestellt and eingeleitet von A. Heusler and W. Ranisch. Dortmund, 1903.
B. SNORRI’S EDDAEdda Snorra Sturlusonar. Mit lateinischer Übersetzung. (The Arnamagnæan edition). 3 vols. Copenhagen, 1848–87. Snorra-Edda. R. K. Rask. Stockholm, 1818. Snorri Sturluson: Edda. Finnur Jonsson. Copenhagen, 1900. (Critical edition of the text). The Prose Edda by Snorri Sturluson. Translated from the Icelandic with an Introduction by A. G. Brodeur, Ph.D. New York, 1916. (Scandinavian Classics, vol. v. American-Scandinavian Foundation). The Prose Edda. Translated by G. W. Dasent. Stockholm, 1842. See also Gering’s edition under Poetic Edda.
C. THE SAGASFlateyjarbók. En Samling of norske Konge-Sagaer. G. Vigfusson and C. R. Unger. 3 vols. Kristiania, 1860–68. Fornaldar Sögur Nordlanda. C. C. Rafn. 3 vols. Copenhagen, 1829-30. Fornaldar Sögur Nordlanda V. Asmundarson. 3 vols. Reykjavik, 1886-91. Fornmanna Sögur eftir gomlum handritum. 12 vols. Copenhagen, 1825-37. Alnnordische Saga-Bibliothek. Herausgegeben von G. Cederschiold, H. Gering, and E. Mogk. 14 vols. Halle, 1892–1909. Origines Islandicae: Sagas and other native Writings relative to the Settlement and early History of Iceland. Edited and translated by G. Vigfusson and F. Y. Powell. 2 vols. Oxford, 1905. Icelandic Sagas and other historical Documents relative to the Settlements and Descents o f the Northmen on the British Isles. Edited by G. Vigfusson. 4 vols. (Rolls Series). London, 1887–94 (Text and translation of Orkneyinga, Magnus, and Hakonar Sagas). Saga Library, The. Edited by W. Morris and G. Vigfusson. 6 vols. London, 1893–1905. i. Howard the Halt. The Banded Men. Hen Thorir. ii. The Ere-dwellers. The Heath-slayers. iii-vi. Stories of the Kings of Norway (Snorri’s Heimskringla). Egils-sagal Skallagrimssonar. Translated by W. C. Green. London, 1893. Laxdœla Saga. Translated by M. A. C. Press. London, 1899. Northern Library, The. Contains the following Sagas: i. The Saga of King Olaf Tryggvason, translated by J. Sephton. ii. The Tale of Thrond of Gate, commonly called Fereyinga Saga, englished by F. York Powell. vi. The Saga of King Sverri of Norway (Sverris-saga), translated by J. Sephton. London, 1895–99. Orkneyinga Saga. Translated by J. A. Hjaltalin and G. Goudie. Edinburgh, 1873. SNORRI STURLUSON. Heimskringla. Translated with dissertations by S. Laing. 3 vols. London, 1844. Second ed., revised, with notes by R. B. Anderson. 4 vols. London, 1889. See also Saga Library. Story of Burnt Njal, The. (Njals-saga). Translated by G. W. Dasent. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 1861. Story of Gisli the Outlaw, The. (Gisla-saga). Translated by G. W. Dasent. Edinburgh, 1866. Story of Grettir the Strong, The. (Grettis-saga). Translated by E. Magnússon and W. Morris. London, 1869, and in Morris’s Collected Works, vol. vii, 1911. Sturlunga Saga. Including the Islendinga Saga of Sturla Thordarson and other Works. With Prolegomena by G. Vigfusson. 2 vols. Oxford, 1878. Viga-Glúms Saga. Translated by Sir E. Head. London, 1866. Völsunga Saga: the Story of the Volsungs and Niblungs. Translated by E. Magnússon and W. Morris. London, 1888, and in Morris’s Collected Works, vol. vii, 1911.
D. POETRY OF THE SKALDSF. JÓNSSON, Den norsk-islandske Skjaldedigtning. Copenhagen and Kristiania, 1908 and continuing. T. WISÉN, Carmina Norroena. 2 vols. Lund, 1886–89.
E. OTHER SOURCESADAM OF BREMEN, Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiaz Ponti ficum usque ad Annum 1072 A.D. Beowulf. There are many editions and translations of this poem. The following may be mentioned-the editions of A. J. Wyatt, revised by R. W. Chambers, Cambridge, 1914; of W. J. Sedgefield, Manchester, 1910; the translations by W. Morris and A. J. Wyatt, Kelmcott, 1895, London, 1898; J. R. C. Hall, London, 1911. SAXO GRAMMATICUS, Gesta Danorum. Herausgegeben von A. Holder. Strassburg, 1886. SAXO GRAMMATICUS, The First Nine Books of the Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus. Translated by O. Elton. With some considerations on Saxo’s Sources, Historical Methods, and Folk-lore, by F. York Powell. London, 1894. (In the Notes the references are to the Book and page of this edition, and to the pages of Holder’s edition in brackets).
III. GENERAL WORKSAFZELIUS, A. A., and GEIJER, E. J., Svenske Folkevisor. Stockholm, 1814–16. ARNASON, J., Icelandic Legends. Translated by G. Powell and E. Magnusson. London, 1864–66. BARING-GOULD, S., Curious Myths of the Middle Ages. London, 1888. BLUM, I., Die Schutzgeister in die altnordische Litteratur. Zabern, 1912. BOLTE, J., and POLIVKA, G., Anmerkungen zu den Kinder- and Hausmärchen der Brüder Grimm. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1913–15. BUGGE, SOPHUS [a], Studier over de nordiske Gude- og Heltesagns Oprindelse. 2 vols. Kristiania and Copenhagen, 1881–96. Translated into German by O. Brenner, Studien caber die Enstehung der nordischen Gutter- and Heldensagen. Munich, 1889. BUGGE, SOPHUS [b], The Home of the Eddic Poems, with especial Reference to the Helgi-lays. Translated by W. H. Schofield. London, 1899. CEIJANDER, H., Lokes mystika Ursprung. Upsala, 1911. CHADWICK, H. M. [a], The Origin of the English Nation. Cambridge, 1907. CHADWICK, H. M. [b], The Cult of Othin. London, 1899. CHANTEPIE DE LA SAUSSAYE, D., The Religion of the Teutons. Translated by B. J. Vos. Boston, 1902. CLARKE, D. E. MARTIN, The Hávamál, with Selections from other Poems of the Edda, illustrating the Wisdom of the Northern Heathen Times. Edited and translated by D. E. Martin Clarke. Cambridge, 1923. CLEASBY, R., and VIGFUSSON, G., Icelandic-English Dictionary. Oxford, 1874. CRAIGIE, W. A. [a], The Religion of Ancient Scandinavia. London, 1906. CRAIGIE, W. A. [b], Scandinavian Folk-lore. London, 1896. CRAIGIE, W. A. [c], The Icelandic Sagas. Cambridge, 1913. DASENT, SIR G., Wonder Tales from the Norse. London, 1903. DU CHAILLU, PAUL B., The Viking Age. 2 vols. London, 1889. FAERÖSK ANTHOLOGI, edited by V. U. Hammershaimb. Copenhagen, 1891. FAYE, A., Norske Folkesagn. Kristiania, 1844. FRAZER, SIR J. G., Balder the Beautiful. 2 vols. (Vols. ix and x of The Golden Bough). London, 1913. FRIESEN, O. VON, Runenschrift, in Hoops, iv. 5 ff. GERING, H., Über Weissagung and Zauber im nordischen Altertum. Kiel, 1902. GERING, H., See also under “Edda” (Section II). GOLTHER, W. [a], Handbuch der germanischen Mythologie. Leipzig, 1895. GOLTHER, W. [b], “Studien zur germanischen Sagengeschichte. i. Der Valkyrien Mythus.” AMA i. Klasse, 18 Band, 1888, pp. 401 ff. GREIN, C., Bibliothek der angelsächsischen Poesie. Neu bearbeitet von R. P. Wülker. 3 vols. Kassel, 1883-1898. GRIMM, J. [a], Teutonic Mythology. Translated by J. F. Stallybrass. 4 vols. London, 1880-88. GRIMM, J. [b], Deutsche Sagen. 2 vols. Berlin, 1891. (This is edited by J. and W. Grimm). GRIMM, J. [c], Kinder- and Hausmärchen. Leipzig, 1870. (J. and W. Grimm). GRIMM, J. [d], Irische Elfenmärchen. (This is the German translation of Croker’s Fairy Legends of the South of Ireland, with an Introduction by J. and W. Grimm). London, 1828. Another edition of the Introduction is in J. Grimm’s Kleinere Schriften. GRÖNBECH, V. [a], Vor Folkeaet i Oldtiden. Copenhagen, 1909-12. GRÖNBECH, V. [b], Die Germanen, in Chantepie de la Saussaye, Lehrbuch der Religionsgeschichte. Herausgegeben von A. Bertholet and E. Lehmann, 2 vols. Tübingen, 1925. HARTLAND, E. S., The Science of Fairy Tales. London, 1891. HELM, K., Altgermanische Religionsgeschichte. Erster Band. Heidelberg, 1913. HERRMANN, P. [a], Erlauterungen zu den ersten neun Büchern der Dänischen Geschichte des Saxo Grammaticus. (Zweiter Teil. Kommentar). Leipzig, 1922. HERRMANN, P. [b], Nordische Mythologie. Leipzig, 1903. HOFFORY, J., Eddastudien. Berlin, 1889. HOOPS, J., Reallexicon der Germanischen Altertumskunde. 4 vols. Strassburg, 1911-1919. (Contains numerous articles on Religion and Mythology). JESSEN, E., “Über die Eddalieder, Heimat, Alter, Character,” ZfDPh, 1871, iii. 1 ff. JIRICZEK, O. L. [a], Die deutschen Heldensagen. Stuttgart, 1897. English translation by M. Bentinck Smith, Northern Hero Legends. JIRICZEK, O. L. [b], Deutsche Heldensagen. Strassburg, 1898. JÓNSSON, F. 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IV. PRINCIPAL ARTICLES ON TEUTONIC MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION IN THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGION AND ETHICS (VOLS. I–XII)CHADWICK, H. M., “Ancestor Worship (Teutonic),” i. 466-7. CHADWICK, H. M., “Calendar (Teutonic),” iii. 138-41. CLARKE, D. E. MARTIN, “Teutonic Religion,” xii. 246-54. CRAIGIE, W. A., “State of the Dead (Teutonic),” xi. 851-53. CRAWLEY, A. E., “Eating the God,” v. 136-39. DICKINS, T. B., “Transmigration (Teutonic),” xii. 440. GASKELL, C. J., “Altar (Teutonic),” i. 354. GASKELL, C. J., “Art (Teutonic),” i. 886-88. GASKELL, C. J., “Bull,” ii. 889. GASKELL, C. J., “Divination (Teutonic),” iv. 827. GRAY, L. H., “Names (Indo-European),” ix. 162-67. HÄLSIG, F., “Magic Teutonic),” viii. 307-11. JÓNSSON, F., “Eddas,” v. 159-62. KEANE, A. H., “Ethnology,” v. 522-32. KEANE, A. H., “Europe,” v. 591-97. KERSHAW, N., “Teutonic Religion,” xii. 254-59. LEHMANN, E., “Christmas Customs,” iii. 608-10. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Blest, Abode of the (Teutonic),” ii. 707-10. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Branches and Twigs,” ii. 831-33. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Cross-roads,” iv. 330-35. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Eschatology,” V. 374. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Fairy,” v. 678-89. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Landmarks and Boundaries,” vii. 789-95. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Lycanthropy,” viii. 206-20. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Mountains, Mountain Gods,” viii. 863-68. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Nature (Primitive and Savage),” ix. 201-7. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Serpent-Worship (Introductory and Primitive),” xi. 399-411. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Underworld,” xii. 516-19. MACCULLOCH, J. A., “Vampire,” xii. 589-91. MACRITCHIE, D., “Giants,” vi. 189-93. MOGK, E., “Birth (Teutonic),” ii. 662-63. MOGK, E., “Demons and Spirits (Teutonic),” iv. 630-35. MOGK, E., “Doom, Doom Myths,” iv. 845. MOGK, E., “Expiation and Atonement (Teutonic),” v. 669-71. MOGK, E., “God (Teutonic),” vi. 303-6. MOGK, E., “Hamadryads,” vi. 485-86. MOGK, E., “Human Sacrifice (Teutonic),” vi. 865-67. MOGK, E., “Muspilli,” ix. 62. MUNRO, R., “Death and Disposal of the Dead (Prehistoric Europe),” iv. 464-72. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Dreams and Sleep (Teutonic),” v. 37-38. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Ethics and Morality (Teutonic),” v. 518-22. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Festivals and Fasts (Teutonic),” v. 890-91. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Inheritance (Teutonic),” vii. 311-12. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Old Age (Teutonic),” ix. 480. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Purification (Teutonic),” x. 503-5. PHILLPOTTS, B. S., “Soul (Teutonic),” xi. 753-55. ROBINSON, F. N., “Dear Matres,” iv. 406-11. SCHRADER, O., “Aryan Religion,” ii. 11-57. SCHRADER, O., “Chastity (Teutonic),” iii. 499-503. SCHRADER, O., “Family (Teutonic),” v. 749-54. SCHRADER, O., “King (Teutonic),” vii. 728-32. SCHRADER, O., “Law (Teutonic),” vii. 887-89. SEATON, M. E., “Heroes and Hero-gods (Teutonic),” vi. 667-68. SEATON, M. E., “Images and Idols (Teutonic),” vii. 155-59. SEATON, M. E., “Life and Death (Teutonic),” viii. 42-44. SEATON, M. E., “Music (Teutonic),” ix. 59-61. SEATON, M. E., “Ordeal (Teutonic),” ix. 530-33. SEATON, M. E., “Swan-Maidens,” xii. 125-26. SUDHOFF, K., “Disease and Medicine (Teutonic),” iv. 759-62. WALLIS, W. D., “Prodigies and Portents,” x. 362-76. WELSFORD, E., “Nature (Teutonic),” ix. 253-54. WELSFORD, E., “Prayer (Teutonic),” x. 201-2. WELSFORD, E., “Serpent,” xi. 419-20. WELSFORD, E., “Sun, Moon and Stars (Teutonic),” xii. 101-3. YOUNGERT, S., “Cosmogony (Teutonic),” iv. 176-79- YOUNGERT, S., “Sacrifice (Teutonic),” xi. 38-39. YOUNGERT, S., “Salvation (Teutonic),” xi. 149-51. YOUNGERT, S., “Sin (Teutonic),” xi. 570-71. YOUNGERT, S., “Vows (Teutonic),” xii. 659-61. |
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