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   Mar 21, 2020 · Sigurd and his brave companions, a tale of medieval Norway. by. Undset, Sigrid, 1882-1949. Publication date. 1943. Topics. Norway -- History -- 1030-1397 -- Fiction, Norway. Publisher. New York, A.A. Knopf. Collection. marygrovecollege; internetarchivebooks; americana; inlibrary; printdisabled. Contributor. Internet Archive. Language. English.

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   books and translations include Viking Age Iceland, Medieval Iceland: Society, Sagas, and Power, Feud in the Icelandic Saga, The Saga of King Hrolf Kraki and The Saga of the Volsungs: The Norse Epic of Sigurd the Dragon Slayer.

5. www.viking.ucla.edu › publications › booksABOUT THE VIKING AGE - University of California, Los Angeles

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   The Norse Epic of Sigurd the Dragon Slayer. Translated with an introduction and notes by Jesse Byock. Penguin Classics, Penguin Books ISBN 9780140447385. Back Cover. An unforgettable tale of princely jealousy, unrequited love, greed and vengeance, the Saga of the Volsungs is one of the great books of world literature.

6. swheritage.org.uk › 15⓯ The Story of Sigurd and the Dragon - swheritage.org.uk

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   The Story of Sigurd and the Dragon Heroes, dragons, cursed treasure, tragedy and betrayal all feature in one of the most popular stories from medieval northern Europe. It centres around a hero called Sigurd (or Siegfried in the German version). How do we know the story?

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   Why was Sigurd a great king?

   • Sigurd was the finest of all warrior kings because of his family, his strength and his courage. Regin told him where Fafnir lay on the gold and urged him to seek the treasure. ‘Regin then forged the sword called Gram.

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   How did Sigurd understand the speech of birds?

   • ‘Sigurd roasted the heart, and when he thought it was cooked, he touched it with his finger to find out if it was still raw. The boiling juice from the heart ran on to his finger, scalding it, and he stuck his finger into his mouth. When the heart’s blood ran on to his tongue, he suddenly understood the speech of birds.

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   Who did Sigurd marry?

   • ‘Sigurd rode away until he came to a king named Gjuki and his wife named Grimhild. Their children were Gunnar, Hogni, Gudrun and Gudny. Gothorm was Gjuki’s stepson. After staying there for a long time, Sigurd married Gjuki’s daughter, Gudrun. With Gunnar and Hogni, Sigurd swore oaths of brotherhood.

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   What did Regin tell Sigurd about Fafnir?

   • Regin told him where Fafnir lay on the gold and urged him to seek the treasure. ‘Regin then forged the sword called Gram. It was so sharp that when Sigurd lowered it into running water it sliced through a tuft of wool carried by the current against the sword’s edge.

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   What did Sigurd say about Brynhild?

   • Inside a woman was sleeping; she wore a helmet and a mail coat. He drew his sword and cut the mail coat from her. She then awakened and said that her name was Hild but that she was called Brynhild and was a valkyrie. ‘Sigurd rode away until he came to a king named Gjuki and his wife named Grimhild.

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   How did Sigurd cut Regin's anvil?

   • ‘Regin then forged the sword called Gram. It was so sharp that when Sigurd lowered it into running water it sliced through a tuft of wool carried by the current against the sword’s edge. Next Sigurd used the sword to cut Regin’s anvil in two, starting from its top down to the log on which it rested.

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