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throughout Germany; but, although he had the ground dug into until water streamed forth, no traces of these became manifest." [EN#35]--Morris: Sigurd the Volsung, Bk. III. [EN#36]--The Hoard. The story of bringing the Hoard from Nibelungen Land belongs to the later versions of the myth, and fitly closes the First Part of the Nibelungen Lied. Lochheim, the place where the Hoard was sunk, was not far from Bingen on the Rhine. [EN#37]--a Short Vocabulary of the Principal Proper Names Mentioned in this Story. AEGIR. The god of the sea. ALBERICH and ANDVARI. Dwarfs who guard the great Hoard. ASA. A name applied to the gods of the Norse mythology. ASGARD. The home of the gods. BALDER. The god of the summer sunlight. BRAGI. The god of eloquence and of poetry. DRAUPNER. Odin's ring, which gives fertility to the earth. FAFNIR. The dragon whom Siegfried slays. FENRIS-WOLF. The monster who in the last twilight slays Odin. FREYJA. The goddess of love. REY. The god of peace and plenty. GRIPIR. The giant who gives wise counsel to Siegfried (Sigurd). GUNTHER. In the older myths called Gunnar. HEIMDAL. The heavenly watchman. HELA. The goddess of death. HERMOD. The quick messenger who is sent to Hela for Balder. HODER. The winter-god. He slays Balder. HOENIR. One of the three most ancient gods. HUGIN. Odin's raven, Thought. IDUN. The goddess of spring. IVALD. A skilful dwarf. JOTUNHEIM. The home of the giants. KRIEMHILD. In the older myths called Gudrun. LOKI. The mischief-maker. The god of evil. MIMER. In the later German mythology a skilful smith. In the older mythology a wise giant. NORNS. The three Fates,--Urd, Verdande, and Skuld. ODIN. The chief of the gods. REGIN. The teacher of Sigurd, by whom he is slain. SIEGFRIED. In the older myths called Sigurd. SIF. Thor's wife. SLEIPNER. Odin's eight-footed horse. TYR. The god of war. THOR. The god of thunder. The foe of the giants. VALHAL. The hall of the slain. VALKYRIES. The choosers of the slain. Odin's handmaidens. VIDAR. The silent god. YMIR. The huge giant out of whose body the world was made. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Story of Siegfried, by James Baldwin *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE STORY OF SIEGFRIED *** ***** This file should be named 6866.txt or 6866.zip ***** This and al
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