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SAGA SIX PACK
INTRODUCTION: WHAT THE SAGAS WERE
BEOWULF
I. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SCYLD
II. SCYLD’S SUCCESSORS.—HROTHGAR’S GREAT MEAD-HALL.
III. GRENDEL THE MURDERER.
IV. BEOWULF GOES TO HROTHGAR’S ASSISTANCE.
V. THE GEATS REACH HEOROT.
VI. BEOWULF INTRODUCES HIMSELF AT THE PALACE.
VII. HROTHGAR AND BEOWULF.
VIII. HROTHGAR AND BEOWULF.—Continued.
IX. UNFERTH TAUNTS BEOWULF.
X. BEOWULF SILENCES UNFERTH.—GLEE IS HIGH.
XI. ALL SLEEP SAVE ONE.
XII. GRENDEL AND BEOWULF.
XIII. GRENDEL IS VANQUISHED.
XIV. REJOICING OF THE DANES.
XV. HROTHGAR’S GRATITUDE.
XVI. HROTHGAR LAVISHES GIFTS UPON HIS DELIVERER.
XVII. BANQUET (continued).—THE SCOP’S SONG OF FINN AND HNAEF.
XVIII. THE FINN EPISODE (continued).—THE BANQUET CONTINUES.
XIX. BEOWULF RECEIVES FURTHER HONOR.
XX. THE MOTHER OF GRENDEL.
XXI. HROTHGAR’S ACCOUNT OF THE MONSTERS.
XXII. BEOWULF SEEKS GRENDEL’S MOTHER.
XXIII. BEOWULF’S FIGHT WITH GRENDEL’S MOTHER.
XXIV. BEOWULF IS DOUBLE-CONQUEROR.
XXV. BEOWULF BRINGS HIS TROPHIES.—HROTHGAR’S GRATITUDE.
XXVI. HROTHGAR MORALIZES.—REST AFTER LABOR.
XXVII. SORROW AT PARTING.
XXVIII. THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY.—THE TWO QUEENS.
XXIX. BEOWULF AND HIGELAC.
XXX. BEOWULF NARRATES HIS ADVENTURES TO HIGELAC.
XXI. GIFT-GIVING IS MUTUAL.
XXXII. THE HOARD AND THE DRAGON.
XXXIII. BRAVE THOUGH AGED.—REMINISCENCES.
XXXIV. BEOWULF SEEKS THE DRAGON.—BEOWULF’S REMINISCENCES.
XXXV. REMINISCENCES (continued).—BEOWULF’S LAST BATTLE.
XXXVI. WIGLAF THE TRUSTY.—BEOWULF IS DESERTED BY FRIENDS AND BY SWORD.
XXXVII. THE FATAL STRUGGLE.—BEOWULF’S LAST MOMENTS.
XXXVIII. WIGLAF PLUNDERS THE DRAGON’S DEN.—BEOWULF’S DEATH.
XXXIX. THE DEAD FOES.—WIGLAF’S BITTER TAUNTS.
XL. THE MESSENGER OF DEATH.
XLI. THE MESSENGER’S RETROSPECT.
XLII. WIGLAF’S SAD STORY.—THE HOARD CARRIED OFF.
XLIII. THE BURNING OF BEOWULF.
THE PROSE EDDA
PROLOGUE
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III
IV
V
THE PROSE EDDA
THE STORY OF GUNNLAUG THE WORM-TONGUE AND RAVEN THE SKALD
CHAPTER I. Of Thorstein Egilson and his Kin.
CHAPTER II. Of Thorsteins Dream.
CHAPTER III. Of the Birth and Fostering of Helga the Fair.
CHAPTER IV. Of Gunnlaug Worm-tongue and his Kin.
CHAPTER V. Of Raven and his Kin.
CHAPTER VI. How Helga was vowed to Gunnlaug, and of Gunnlaug's faring abroad.
CHAPTER VII. Of Gunnlaug in the East and the West.
CHAPTER VIII. Of Gunnlaug in Ireland.
CHAPTER IX. Of the Quarrel between Gunnlaug and Raven before the Swedish King.
CHAPTER X. How Raven came home to Iceland, and asked for Helga to Wife.
CHAPTER XI. Of how Gunnlaug must needs abide away from Iceland.
CHAPTER XII. Of Gunnlaug's landing, and how he found Helga wedded to Raven.
CHAPTER XIII. Of the Winter-Wedding at Skaney, and how Gunnlaug gave the Kings Cloak to Helga.
CHAPTER XIV. Of the Holmgang at the Althing.
CHAPTER XV. How Gunnlaug and Raven agreed to go East to Norway, to try the matter again.
CHAPTER XVI. How the two Foes met and fought at Dingness.
CHAPTER XVII. The News of the Fight brought to Iceland.
CHAPTER XVIII. The Death of Helga the Fair.
ERIC THE RED
THE SEA FIGHT
SIGURD THE VOLSUNG
BOOK I: SIGMUND
BOOK II: REGIN
BOOK III: BRYNHILD
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