Second Journey of Thor to Utgard, 110 accompanied by Loke Adventure in the Cottage 110 Dreary Wastes through which the 111 Travellers passed Adventure in the desert Heath 112 Adventures in Utgard itself 113 THOR AND THE GIANT HYMIR. Page Banquet of the Sea-god Ægir 114 Thor and Tyr proceed to Giant-land to 114 steal a Caldron Adventures at the House of Hymir 115 Physical Meaning of this Mythos 116 The same Adventures paraphrased by the 117 Danish Poet Ohlenschlager THOR AND THE GIANT THRYM. Page Thor loses Miölner 124 Loke discovers the Thief, who is the 125 Giant Thrym Thrym will not restore it, unless he 125 have Freya to Wife When Freya refuses, Thor is persuaded to 126 assume Female Apparel, and go to Jotunheim Adventures there 127 Metrical Version of this Legend 128 Magnussen’s Interpretation 129 _Sif_, the Wife of Thor 131 NIORD, FREYR, FREYA. Page _Niord_, Lord of the Vaner, and a God 132 His second Wife is Skada, from whom he 133 separates _Freyr_, the Son of Niord, in love with 133 a Giant Maiden Skirnir, his Attendant, goes to 134 Jotunheim and wins her Metrical Version of Skirnir’s Expedition 135 _Freya_, the Daughter of Niord, and the 136 Goddess of Love Her Functions and Authority in Asgard 140 ÆGIR AND RAN. Page _Ægir_, the God of the Deep, more 141 clement than _Ran_, his Queen Another Feast given by the Sea-god, in 142 which Loke is abusive OTHER DEITIES. Page The Nornies 143 Night and Day 143 The Giant of Winter 144 BALDER. Page