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Index

  • 357-359, 361, 365, 366, 371, 372, 384, 390, 393-395, 416, 428, 445, 474, 483, 487, 493, 494, 553.
  • Oth′-lings, a mythical race, 221, 223, 226.
  • Ōth′-rör-ir, a goblet, 51, 61.
  • Ōtr, brother of Regin, 358, 359, 362.
  • Ōt′-tar, a warrior, 217-227, 231-233.
  • Rǣv′-il, a sea-king, 366.
  • Rag′-nar Loth′-brök, a Danish king, 366.
  • Rand′-grīth, a Valkyrie, 99.
  • Rand′-vēr, son of Jormunrek, 439, 538, 551.
  • Rand′-vēr, son of Rathbarth, 227.
  • Ran′-i, Othin, 236.
  • Rat′-a-tosk, a squirrel, 97.
  • Rāth′-barth, a Russian king, 227.
  • Rāth′-grīth, a Valkyrie, 99.
  • Rāths′-ey, an island, 124.
  • Rāth′-svith, a dwarf, 7.
  • Rat′-i, a gimlet, 50.
  • Reg′-in, a dwarf, 7, 359.
  • Reg′-in, son of Hreithmar, 7, 343, 356-359, 361-366, 369-372, 377-383, 403.
  • Reg′-in-leif, a Valkyrie, 99.
  • Reg″-ins-mǭl′, the Ballad of Regin, 7, 8, 114, 151, 270, 295, 308, 333, 336, 342, 343, 356-371, 376, 378, 384, 386, 387, 402, 411, 426, 428, 448, 450, 493, 538.
  • Reif′-nir, a berserker, 225.
  • Rīg, Heimdall (?), 3, 201-204, 207, 208, 210-212, 215, 216.
  • Rīgs′-thul-a, the Song of Rig, 3, 90, 167, 183, 201-216, 230, 428, 484.
  • Rīn, a river, 95.
  • Rind, mother of Vali, 198, 236.
  • Rin′-nand-i, a river, 95.
  • Rist′-il, daughter of Karl, 210.
  • Rith′-il, a sword, 380.
  • Rog′-a-land, Norway, 281.
  • Rog′-heim, Home of Battle, 289.
  • Rǭn, wife of Ægir, 280, 300, 359.
  • Rosk′-va, sister of Thjalfi, 141.
  • Roth′-uls-fjoll, a mountain, 289.
  • Roth′-uls-voll, a field, 276.
  • Ruth, a river, 237.
  • Sǣ′-far-i, father of Ulf, 222.
  • Sǣ′-hrim-nir, a boar, 92.
  • Sæk′-in, a river, 95.
  • Sǣ′-kon-ung, father of Hildigun, 223.
  • Sǣ′-morn, a river, 275.
  • Sǣ′-reith, wife of Hjorvarth, 272, 273.
  • Sǣ′-var-stath, an island, 261, 262.
  • Sāg′-a, a goddess, 89, 302.
  • Sal′-gof-nir, a cock, 329.
  • Sāms′-ey, an island, 160.
  • Sann′-get-al, Othin, 103.
  • Sath, Othin, 103.

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