The Pre-Christian Religions of the North 2020
DOI: 10.1484/m.pcrn-eb.5.116989
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62- Dvergar (Dwarfs)

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“…What's more, stanza 15 of Þrymskviða attributes this characteristic to Heimdallr, calling him hvítastr ása (the whitest of the aesir) and links him with the vanir, as noted above. This one descriptive term is, of course, not much to build an argument on, but it might indicate some kernel of the chthonic in the conception of the álfar in Vǫlundarkviða -something perhaps substantiated by Vǫlundr's connection to the dwarves through his metallurgic expertise; a recurring ability of this group of Otherworldly, chthonic beings (Gunnell 2020b;Motz 1973Motz -74, 1983.…”
Section: Discourse: the áLfar As An Out-group Connected With Othernessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What's more, stanza 15 of Þrymskviða attributes this characteristic to Heimdallr, calling him hvítastr ása (the whitest of the aesir) and links him with the vanir, as noted above. This one descriptive term is, of course, not much to build an argument on, but it might indicate some kernel of the chthonic in the conception of the álfar in Vǫlundarkviða -something perhaps substantiated by Vǫlundr's connection to the dwarves through his metallurgic expertise; a recurring ability of this group of Otherworldly, chthonic beings (Gunnell 2020b;Motz 1973Motz -74, 1983.…”
Section: Discourse: the áLfar As An Out-group Connected With Othernessmentioning
confidence: 99%