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Pre-Christian Religions of the North: Sources

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Gróa performs a magic rite that has a deadly outcome.

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[excerpt from] Vatn ch. 36b

36b. kafli

Þann aptan, þá er sól var und...

That afternoon, when the sun ...

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Vatnsdœla saga is one of the íslendingasögur, written c. mid 13th century. It tells of the norwegian settler Ingimundr who travels to Iceland after he was told by a fortune teller to do so. He settles in the north and lives a long life there. The saga narrates the story of his family until the arrival of Christianity in 999/1000 AD.

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(Contributed by Liv Marit Aurdal.)

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Main text: Vatnsdœla saga

Attributes: Magical ritual Mountain Gold Magic Seiðr Fate Natural Phenomenon (Waving of) Cloth Counterclockwise

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Text sections: Anon Vatn 36bV

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