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The poetic Edda

Note 1 — The Lay of Helgi the Son of Hjorvarth

Henry Adams Bellows translation

Glasir’s wood: Snorri in the Skaldskaparmal quotes a half stanza to the effect that “Glasir stands with golden leaves before Othin’s hall,” and calls it “the fairest wood among gods and men.” The phrase as used here seems to mean little.

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