10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCALDSHIP»
Discover the use of
scaldship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scaldship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Even so he did now ; but at first, to say sooth, he made but a poor minstrel, so
much his mind was turned unto what she had been telling him ; but after a while
his scaldship quickened him, and he told her much in manner like life, so that she
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Traditional Aspects of Hell: (ancient and Modern)
Skaldskaparmal or Ars Poetica, giving the rules of ancient scaldship or verse.
Previous to the year 1643, the term Edda referred only to the composition of
Snorri. In that year the Icelandic bishop, Brynjolf Sveinsson, discovered the old
religious ...
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Analytical and Classified Catalogue of the Library ...: I.-P
158 — Du Chaillu, P. The Viking Age [Poetry or Scaldship.] 1 v. 115 — Emerson,
R. W. Letters and Social Aims. [Poetry and Imagination. Persian Poetry.] 1 v. 104
— Same. Works, vol. 3 [The Poet] ; vol. 8 [Poetry and Imagination. Persian ...
Queensland. Parliament. Library, Dennis O'Donovan, 1899
tOdriirer, the name of the vessel out of which Odin drank " Summit's mead," a
drink symbolical of scaldship : poetical inspiration. t Ty is the name of one of the
war gods . Aleruncs shalt know If thou wilt oilier man's woman Make November,
1885 ...
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The Collected Works of William Morris: The sundering flood. ...
Even so he did now; but at first, to say sooth, he made but a poor minstrel, so
much his mind was turned unto what she had been telling him; but after a while
his scaldship quickened him, and he told her much in manner like life, so that she
...
William Morris, May Morris, 1914
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Sidelights on Teutonic History During the Migration Period
Oldie. 1894). Skjolds. was probably composed about 1200; it is believed to have
contained an account of the earliest kings of Denmark, and may very possibly
have been intended as a prologue. * Skdldskapr—scaldship; mat—speech, i.e.
the ...
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English Language Word Builder
... NIGHTSIDE COUNTSHIP GIANTSHIP LAIRDSHIP QUEENSHIP SCALDSHIP
VICARSHIP ANTHEMION DETORTION INDENTION IRRUPTION REGIONARY
BROMINATE CRENELATE EXARCHATE HUMECTATE MASTICATE
PECTINATE ...
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The classification of poetry in the light of its evolution
Famous in the annals of scaldship is Tormod Kolbrunar skald who attended King
Olaf the Saint at the battle of Stiklestad and composed Bjarkemaalet there. The
trouveres of France, too, were popular bards doing honor to the ruling passion, ...
SkjQlds. was probably composed about 1200; it is believed to have contained an
account of the earliest kings of Den- * Skdldskapr — scaldship; mdl — speech,
i.e. the speech of poetry. Hdttr — metre; tal — list, i.e. a list of metres. mark, and ...
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A Handbook of Norse Mythology
The myth about Odin acquiring the Mead of the Scalds has, briefly, the following
content: Scaldship (poetry) is represented as an inspiring drink; he who partakes
of it is a Scald. It was kept at the home of the giants, where Gunnloth guarded it.
