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	Jotunheim
		The stronghold of Utgard, the chief city of Jotunheim and the abode of the giants, is ruled by the giant Utgard-Loki.
		Other strongholds include Gastropnir, home of the giantess Menglad, and Thrymheim ("house of uproar"), mountain stronghold of the giant Thiazi.
		Article "Jotunheim" created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 27 December 1998 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /articles/j/jotunheim.html (138 words)

	Hellhounds, Werewolves, and the Germanic Underworld--Alby Stone
		Also in the Poetic Edda, in the Fjolsvinnsmal section of the poem Svipdagsmal, two dogs guard Lyfjaberg ('Mount of Healing') the otherworld dwelling of the maiden Mengloth, which is surrounded by a wall of fire, and a clay wall called Gastropnir.
		H.R. Ellis Davidson [2] has convincingly identified Mengloth with the goddess Hel, on the grounds that there are enough significant parallels between Niflheimr and Lyfjaberg to suggest that the rulers of the two places were also probably meant to be one and the same.
		Strangulation is implied by a number of references to the ropes or snares of the death-goddess in Indo-European myth; and here the name Mengloth, 'necklace-glad', may be significant, especially as one of the walls that surround her Lyfjaberg is the clay wall called Gastropnir, 'Guest-Strangler'.
	www.primitivism.com /hellhounds.htm (2436 words)

	Pathwalker's Guide to the Nine Worlds - Jotunheim
		It could also be that Frigga's Eir herself comes to visit and trade learning; from my dealings with both of them, it is clear to me that they are colleagues at the least, and likely friends.
		If you should get inside Gastropnir, you will see many halls around a courtyard that is open to the sky.
		Many folk who don't journey, and whose only view into the Nine Worlds is through the clouded lens of lore, have claimed that Mengloth isn't really a person unto herself but is actually a "heiti" or ritual name of either Frigga or Freya.
	www.cauldronfarm.com /nine/jotunheim.html (6589 words)

	In Norse mythology Norse mythology Gastropnir was one of the abodes... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Norse mythology Norse mythology Gastropnir was one of the abodes...
		In Norse mythology Norse mythology, "Gastropnir" was one of the abodes of the Giant Giants and Titan Titans that waged war war constantly against the Norse Norse God Gods.
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	www.biodatabase.de /Gastropnir (82 words)

	Gastropnir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Norse mythology, Gastropnir was one of the abodes of the Giants and Titans that waged war constantly against the Norse Gods.
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	www.33beat.com /Gastropnir.html (117 words)

	The Position of the Woman in the Poetic Edda
		It is said that reverence is worshipped there (ibid., 5).
		Except Odin, the place is secured by the falling door Thrymgjöll, paling Gastropnir, dogs Giifr and Geri and cock Vidofnir whose wings and feather of tail are necessary to get into the place.
		The yard is called Hyrr and it is always pivoting on the spear, like the house of Baba Yaga in Russian fairy-tales.
	haldjas.folklore.ee /folklore/vol7/llone1.htm (8458 words)

	The Dark Goddesses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Because of the remoteness of the area, the two remaining Giants multiplied and reformed their race.
		Soon Jotunheim had three strongholds: Utgard, the chief city of Jotunheim; Gastropnir, home of the Rock Giantess Menglad; and Thrymheim ("house of uproar"), the mountain stronghold of the Frost Giant Thiassi (also called Thiazi, Thjatsi or Thjazi).
		Thiassi was well versed in magick and was a master shape-shifter who could turn Himself into almost any animal, although He most often assumed the shape of a huge eagle with sharp talons.
	www.dutchie.org /Tracy/dg.html (10249 words)

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