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The Norse Mead of Poetry
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Titel: The Norse Mead of Poetry
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According to Norse mythology, Odin, disguised as a farmhand named Bolverk, gave the drill called Rati to Baugi, the farmer, to drill a hole in the mountain where the Poetic Mead was hidden. Odin then became a snake, slipped inside the hole, and stole the mead, which he eventually dispensed among the gods and men gifted in poetry. Illustration from an 18th century Icelandic manuscript.
According to Norse mythology, Odin, disguised as a farmhand named Bolverk, gave the drill called Rati to Baugi, the farmer, to drill a hole in the mountain where the Poetic Mead was hidden. Odin then became a snake, slipped inside the hole, and stole the mead, which he eventually dispensed among the gods and men gifted in poetry. Illustration from an 18th century Icelandic manuscript.
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Schlüsselwörter: 18. JAHRHUNDERT • 18. JH. • BELEUCHTUNG • BUCHMALEREI • IKONE • IKONENMALEREI • IKONOGRAPHIE • ILLUMINATION • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • ISLAENDISCHE KUNST • ISLÄNDISCHE KUNST • MANN • MET • RELIGION • TECHNIK: IKONENMALEREI
