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  • Her′-fjot-ur, a Valkyrie, 99.
  • Her′-jan, Othin, 14, 103, 416.
  • Herk′-ja, Atli's servant, 465, 466, 468.
  • Her′-mōth, son of Othin, 218.
  • Hers′-ir, father of Erna, 213.
  • Her′-teit, Othin, 103.
  • Her″-var-ar-sag′-a, the Saga of Hervor, 366, 484.
  • Her′-varth, a berserker, 225.
  • Her′-varth, son of Hunding, 316, 317.
  • Her′-vor, a swan-maiden, 254-256, 259.
  • Heth′-in, brother of Helgi, 271-273, 284-286, 288, 289.
  • Heth′-ins-ey, an island, 297.
  • Hild, a Valkyrie, 14, 99.
  • Hild, Brynhild, 444, 511.
  • Hild, mother of King Half, 223, 224.
  • Hild′-i-gun, daughter of Sækonung, 222, 223.
  • Hild″-i-svīn′-i, a boar, 220.
  • Hild′-olf, a warrior, 124.
  • Him′-in-bjorg, Heimdall's dwelling, 90.
  • Him″-in-vang′-ar, Heaven's-Field, 293.
  • Hind′-ar-fjoll, Brynhild's mountain, 383, 384, 388, 445.
  • Hjal′-li, Atli's cook, 491, 492, 520, 521.
  • Hjalm′-ar, a warrior, 225.
  • Hjalm′-ber-i, Othin, 103.
  • Hjalm′-gun-nar, a Gothic king, 345, 390, 445.
  • Hjalp′-rek, father of Alf, 335, 336, 358, 359, 365, 369, 454.
  • Hjor′-dīs, mother of Sigurth, 226, 270, 277, 293, 333, 335, 336, 340, 341, 368, 374, 454.
  • Hjor′-leif, father of King Half, 223.
  • Hjor′-leif, follower of Helgi, 298.
  • Hjor′-varth, a berserker, 225.
  • Hjor′-varth, father of Helgi, 269-274, 276-278, 284, 287, 289, 331.
  • Hjor′-varth, father of Hvethna, 227.
  • Hjor′-varth, son of Hunding, 273, 295, 316, 317, 368.
  • Hlath′-guth, a swan-maiden, 254-256.
  • Hlē′-barth, a giant, 128.
  • Hlē′-bjorg, a mountain, 319, 320.
  • Hlē′-dīs, mother of Ottar, 222.
  • Hlēr, Ægir, 132, 152.
  • Hlēs′-ey, an island, 132, 139, 314, 478.
  • Hlē′-vang, a dwarf, 7.
  • Hlīf, Mengloth's handmaid, 248.
  • Hlīf′-thras-a, Mengloth's handmaid, 248.
  • Hlīn, Frigg, 22.
  • Hlith′-skjolf, Othin's seat, 86, 88, 107, 108, 480, 487.
  • Hlokk, a Valkyrie, 99.
  • Hlōr′-rith-i, Thor, 135, 140,

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