Meeting the other in Norse myth and legend

Rochester, NY: D.S. Brewer (2005)
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Close examination of the significant theme of other-worldly encounters in Norse myth and legend, including giantesses, monsters and the dead"--Provided by publisher.

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BL860.M33 2005

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