検索ワード: poetic edda (英語 - スペイン語)

"the poetic edda".
"the poetic edda".

"the poetic edda", vol.
"the poetic edda", vol.

) (1923) "the poetic edda".
traducción de la edda poética (en inglés).

edda
edda

"the poetic edda: the mythological poems".
"the poetic edda: the mythological poems".

) (1997) "the poetic edda: mythological poems".
) (1997) "the poetic edda: mythological poems".

"the poetic edda : volume ii : mythological poems".
"the poetic edda : volume ii : mythological poems".

in other sources, such as the "poetic edda", e.g.
en otras fuentes como las "eddas", "e.g.

mrs. edda weiss
sra. edda weiss

"the prose edda".
"the prose edda".

(html version available at northvegr: lore: poetic edda - thorpe trans.
(versión html disponible en northvegr: lore: edda poética - trad.

this is followed by the reciting or chanting of verses from the "poetic edda".
a esto sigue unos cantos o citas de los versos de la "edda poética".

grímnismál ("sayings of grímnir") is one of the mythological poems of the poetic edda.
grímnismál ("los dichos de grímnir") es uno de los poemas mitológicos de la edda poética.

benito, edda e galeazzo.
benito, edda e galeazzo.

“a tree, edda, a tree…”
el árbol,

"old norse poems: the most important nonskaldic verse not included in the poetic edda".
"old norse poems: the most important nonskaldic verse not included in the poetic edda".

he is also known for his translation of the "poetic edda" for the american-scandinavian foundation.
también es conocido por su traducción de la "edda poética" para la the american-scandinavian foundation.

"edda" (snorri sturluson).
"edda" (snorri sturluson).

the hamðismál is a poem which ends the heroic poetry of the "poetic edda", and thereby the whole collection.
hamðismál es el poema heroico con el cual finaliza la edda poética, y de ese modo la colección completa.

atlamál in grœnlenzku ("the greenlandic lay of atli") is one of the heroic poems of the "poetic edda".
atlamál o atlamál in grœnlenzku ("el canto groenlandés de atli") es uno de los poemas heroicos de la edda poética.