How To Use Norse mythology In A Sentence
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The legendary ash tree of Scandinavia, Yggdrasil, forms the basis of Norse mythology.
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In Norse mythology, the paradise of Valhalla is the great hall where war heroes greet the afterlife.
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Essentially, in Norse mythology, all events are inevitable because they have already happened and are eternally happening.
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GVE:What Norse mythology has going for it is Ragnarok, and I love the idea of Ragnarok because I grew up in Los Angeles, which is sort of a natural disaster in progress.
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With what sounds like a thousand guitars shredding the same chord at once, the band recount a pursuit to the gates of hell starring a cast of characters from Norse mythology, such as Móðguðr, the giantess guardian of the Gjallarbrú.
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In Norse mythology the moon is personified as male.
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It is from the North, and Norse mythology that demonology develops.
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According to Norse mythology, the triskelion was a symbol of the movement of the sun through the heavens.
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HOW is your knowledge of Norse mythology?
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He specialized in mesmeric, often nightmarish visions of scenes from Shakespeare, Milton and Norse mythology.
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Was it your hope that American Gods might encourage a renewed interest in Norse mythology?
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Echo realizes that none of this is real and advances to the next step in the dreamscape, which is the interior of the Dollhouse where it's snowing and there's a tree (think the World Ash from Norse Mythology) right in the middle of it.
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Why does Norse mythology intrigue you so much?
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By the way, in Norse mythology Earth is called Midgard. starscream9289
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In Norse mythology the moon is personified as male.
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The Wolf Age, Fans of Norse mythology will recognize the reference to the Voluspa: A spear-age, a sword-age: shields are shattered.
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The image here comes from Norse mythology, in which the Midgard serpent is “of such an enormous size that holding his tail in his mouth he encircles the whole earth” (Bulfinch [1855] 2003: 333).
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Have you always been interested in Norse mythology?
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