Þórr
deity sky Germanic single tradition · 1
Þórr is a Germanic god invoked in post-conversion Norwegian runic inscriptions. In a late 12th century inscription from Bryggen, he is called upon to receive the addressee in a blessing formula that wishes health and good spirits.
When
- First attested
- 1150 CE
- Attested period
- 1150 – 1200
- Historical notes
- Named in a late 12th century Norwegian inscription from Bryggen alongside Óðinn in a post-conversion context.
Relationships
Mentioned by
Sources
wikipedia (1)
Source passages
“The other (N B380), dating to the late 12th century, states "Heil(l) sé þú ok í hugum góðum. Þórr þik þiggi, Óðinn þik eigi." ("May you be healthy and in good spirits. May Þórr receive you, may Óðinn own you.")”
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