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	Kriemhild - LoveToKnow 1911
		KRIEMHILD (GRiMHILD), the heroine of the Nibelungenlied and wife of the hero Siegfried.
		The older story, according to which Grimhild slays her husband Attila in revenge for her brothers, is preserved in the Norse tradition, though Grimhild's part is played by Gudrun, a change probably due to the fact, mentioned above, that the name Grimhild still retained in the north its sinister significance.
		The name of Grimhild is transferred to Gudrun's mother, the "wise wife," a semi-daemonic figure, who brews the potion that makes Sigurd forget his love for Brunhild and his plighted troth.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Kriemhild (421 words)

	XXXIII. The Story of the Volsungs and Niblungs. Gudrun Wedded to Atli. 1909-14. The Story of the Volsungs and Niblungs. ...
		So Grimhild comes to hear where Gudrun has take up her abode, and she calls her sons to talk with her, and asks whether they will make atonement to Gudrun for her son and her husband, and said that it was but meet and right to do so.
		Grimhild was of their company, for she said that their errand would never be brought fairly to pass if she sat at home.
		But in that drink was blended the might of the earth and the sea with the blood of her son; and in that horn were all letters cut and reddened with blood, as is said hereunder—
	www.bartleby.com /49/4/133.html (652 words)

	Valkyries
		Sigurd's amnesia was due to the magic potion of Grimhild, mother of Gunnar and Gudrun.
		In the Germanic literature, Gudrun is identified as Kriemhild, daughter of Aldrian and Uote.
		Grimhild was the daughter of Aldrian or Irung and Oda.
	www.timelessmyths.com /norse/valkyries.html (4716 words)

	Witches
		Grimhild was the wife of Giuki (Gjuki), king of the southern Rhine, Burgundy (Niflungland).
		In the Icelandic legends, Grimhild was the main adviser of her husband and her sons when they ruled the kingdom.
		However, in the Thidrekssaga, Oda (Grimhild) does become the mother of Hogni, whose father was an elf.
	www.timelessmyths.com /norse/witches.html (2354 words)

	Grimhild (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grimhild, in Norse mythology, queen of the Nibelungs, or Burgundians, wife of King Giuki, and mother of Gunnar, Hogni, and Gudrun.
		According to the 'Volsunga Saga', Grimhild gave the hero Sigurd a drink of forgetfulness while he was at King Giuki's court.
		Under the potion's baleful influence, the grief-stricken Gudrun forgot the slain Sigurd and married the villainous and greedy King Atli of the Huns.
	www.nastrond.net /grimhild.html (131 words)

	31 Gudrun's Vengeance
		So Grimhild gave much treasure to her sons, and went forth with them to appease Gudrun with gifts of gold, so that the blood feud might have end.
		Thereafter Grimhild told her daughter that King Atle desired her for wife, and said that she would be given more treasure when she was wed to him.
		Grimhild rejoiced because that she at length worked her will, and soon a great company set forth towards the kingdom of Atle the Mighty.
	www.earth-history.com /Europe/Teutonic/chap31.htm (2914 words)

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		Grimhild (Kriemhild), Siegfried's widow, marries another king, who actuated by greed, murders Hagen.
		This seems to be the bare outline of the old tale which was combined with a new historic saga, traceable to the destruction of the Burgundians by the Huns in 437, and the sudden death of the great Hunnish leader, Attila, after his marriage to a German princess, Ildico (i.e.
		But in the former she kills her husband, the slayer of her brother, as in the older form of the legend; in the latter version she kills her brothers, in revenge for the murder of her husband (see GERMANY, sub-title Literature, III).
	www.catholic.org /printer_friendly.php?id=6974§ion=Encyclopedia (7110 words)

	Untitled Document
		Grimhild often applied her knowledge of runes and sorcery to treacherous ends.
		According to the 'Volsunga Saga', Grimhild gave the hero Sigurd a drink of forgetfulness while he was at King Giuki's court.
		In the Icelandic 'Poetic Edda', Grimhild gave Gudrun a potion in a rune-covered goblet after the murder of Sigurd.
	www.blessedpagan.com /runehomepage.html (1193 words)

	Questing Spirit: PE: Guthranarkvitha II En Forna
		Grimhild is eager to have amends made to Guthrun for the slaying of Sigurth and their son, Sigmund, because Atli has threatened war if he cannot have Guthrun for his wife.
		Lines 5-6 are almost certainly interpolations, made by a scribe with a very vague understanding of the meaning of the stanza, which refers simply to the journey of the Gjukungs to bring their sister home from Denmark.
		Stanzas 22-25 describe the draught of forgetfulness which Grimhild gives Guthrun, just as she gave one to Sigurth (in one version of the story) to make him forget Brynhild.
	www.angelfire.com /stars3/ashtah/edda32.html (2226 words)

	Wagner's Sources - 4
		Grimhild the kin of the gold-folk, the wife of the glittering eyes.
		Grimhild doesn't act out of malice - rather the reverse, in fact, from her point of view - but the vocabulary associated with her is invariably negative.
		Grimhild, of course, knows that there will be a need for deception, and consequently she initiates Sigurd and Gunnar into the mysteries of shape-changing.
	www.fortunecity.co.uk /southbank/pottery/31/ring4.html (9894 words)

	The Story Of An Outcast Page 2
		She loved the life in the mountains; the great solitude sometimes made her feel sad, but it was not an unpleasant sadness, it was rather a gentle toning down of all the shrill and noisy feelings of the soul.
		And she wondered what they were doing down there, whether Grimhild had done milking, and whether her father had returned from the ford, where it was his habit at this hour to ride with the footmen to water the horses.
		As she sat thus wondering, she was startled by a creaking in the dry branches hard by, and lifting her eye, she saw a tall, rather clumsily built, young man emerging from the thicket.
	www.web-books.com /Classics/Stories/Boyesen_Two/BoysenC2P2.htm (1229 words)

	www.tjatsi.fo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grimhild, die Hausfrau auf Júkagarðar, rät ihren Söhnen, nicht nach Hunnenland zu reisen, weil sie die Zaubermacht ihrer Tochter kennt.
		Ihre Mutter, Grimhild, vertritt das Zwielicht in der Morgen- und Abenddämmerung (gerade wie die finnische Pohjafrau), und sie kennt deshalb die gewaltige Zauberkraft der Tochter.
		Grimhild, Jukegårdens husfrue, fraråder sine sønner at drage til Huneland, fordi hun kender til sin datters trolddomskræfter.
	www.tjatsi.fo /?side=f05502c92b39aaf9fe0857619cf679cb (1932 words)

	Funprox.com article: » Laufeyiar Sonr - The Grimhild Promo
		This is the second cdr I hear of the Dutch one-man project Laufeyiar Sonr.
		I found his first cdr promising, and ‘The Grimhild promo’ is certainly a step forward.
		Like the choirs in the first track ‘Grimhild’, which is by far the best track present.
	www.funprox.com /index.php/webzine-archive/reviews/2004_02/laufeyiar-sonr-the-grimhild-promo (368 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / 4th Edition / d20 News - Dragonslayers
		Grimhild grew up to be a strong warrior since then, and the wounds in his chest healed but left a slightly visible scar.
		Grimhild told Flizzlewick that he needed Grim around because he was small and weak, and even though he could cast powerful spells from his fingertips and crawl through small holes and "find" things of great value alot, (especialy when walking through towns!) he still needed Grim's protection.
		Grimhild was still up in the front, wierd blobs would shoot out of the chest and slam into him, but he stood fast and continued to attack it with his greatsword.
	www.enworld.org /archive/index.php/t-116413.html (8854 words)

	Heithni.org - The Poetic Edda
		One evening the sorceress Grimhild rose and presented a horn to Sigurd, saying: “Joyful for us is thy presence, and we desire that all good may befall thee.
		After that, Grimhild so fascinated him that he was induced to espouse Gudrún, and all pledged their faith to Sigurd, and confirmed it by oaths.
		Grimhild now counseled her son Gunnar to woo Brynhild, and consulted with Sigurd, in consequence of this design.
	www.heithni.org /poetic/226.php (624 words)

	29 Brynhild and Gudrun
		Now, when Grimhild beheld Sigurd, she was taken with desire that he should have her daughter for his bride, and ill-pleased was she when she found that his heart was filled with love for Brynhild.
		Ever did Queen Grimhild desire that Sigurd should take Gudrun for his bride, and at length she brewed a magic drink which would make him forget the battle maiden whom he had chosen for his bride.
		Grimhild had wrought a spell so that Brynhild would know not her former lover.
	www.earth-history.com /Europe/Teutonic/chap29.htm (3906 words)

	Prénom Grimhild. Origine signification personnalité compatibilité étymologie du prénom Grimhild
		Grimhild : les meilleurs vins pour votre prénom
		Grimhild : ce qui semble vous être bénéfique
		Grimhild : le meilleur parfum pour votre prénom
	www.asiaflash.com /prenom/search_prenom.php?prenom=Grimhild (262 words)

	Read short version of Gods Jadar
		Grimhild was a sorceress who wanted to incorporate a potent man like Sigurd into her family.
		Grimhild then decided that Brynhild would make a good match for Gunnar, and she sent Sigurd and Gunnar to try to win her.
		Grimhild was a sorceress, she manipulated events, she was concerned with whatever was advantageous to her and to those connected with her.
	kolonospress.com /SV10jadar.html (6300 words)

	Summary part 6
		Grimhild asks Brunhild who has been her first man. Brunhild answers it was Gunther.
		Ritter concludes that the princess named before, is the mother of Hagen, Grimhild and Gernot.
		Grimhild appears on the tower of the citadel and commands burning branches to be thrown on the hall's roof.
	www.xs4all.nl /~ppk/nibelung/sum6.htm (1977 words)

	The Children of Odin: Part IV. The Sword of the Volsungs and the Twilight of the Gods: 7. Sigurd at the House of the ...
		Now Grimhild was one of the wisest of women, and she knew when she looked upon him that Sigurd was the world's greatest warrior.
		It seemed as if they had cast off all trouble and care and entered into the prime of their life and power, so greatly did the King and the Queen rejoice at Sigurd's becoming one with the Nibelungs through his marriage with Gudrun.
		And Queen Grimhild thought that though the effect of the potion she gave would wear away, his love for Gudrun would ever fill his heart, and that no other memory would be able to find a place there.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/ice/coo/coo33.htm (1147 words)

	Enforcers Incorporated - Page 16 - HERO Games Discussion Boards
		Grimhild went berserk and attacked her fellow Valkrie with every intention to kill.
		Isgerd tried to make peace with her but Grimhild swore revenge and escaped into the icy wasteland.
		She lived of the land for some time until she ran into some Frost Giants who were raiding a village.
	www.herogames.com /forums/showthread.php?t=6160&page=16 (553 words)

	The Baldwin Project: Brave Men and Brave Deeds by M. B. Synge
		The island belonged to a Lady Grimhild, who made a great festival, to which she invited her brothers Helled Haagen and Folker the minstrel, both well-known figures in Danish ballads.
		On arriving, the brothers were well received by the Lady Grimhild; but soon she persuaded her man to challenge the brothers to mortal combat.
		Now when Helled Haagen's son Ranke was grown up, he revenged his father's death by shutting up the Lady Grimhild in a castle, and leaving her to die of hunger.
	www.mainlesson.com /display.php?author=synge&book=brave&story=heavens (3114 words)

	TimeDancer -- An Eye for an Eye
		The leader of one tribe of Norsemen was Grimhild, a hulking mass of a man. He was nearly six feet tall and heavily muscled.
		Grimhild put the jewel into a pouch on his belt, for later attention, and went outside.
		Eyes flashing to match the jewel on his neck, Grimhild stalked across the tent and grabbed the would be robber by the arm.
	dreams.wox.org /~guandalug/TGS/time/33.html (7898 words)

	Blogg: Grimhild - Bloggar - Blog Toplist
		Bilden visar huset mot Dragarbrunnsgatan.Det går fortfarande alldeles utmärkt att parkera i Grimhild, även om man inte längre kan se att det är ett parkeringshus.Bygget sjuder av aktivitet.Långt därborta finns de centrala delarna av Uppsala.
		Ett forum för dig som skall flytta till Grimhild finns nu upplagt av Thella.En utmärkt idé tycker jag och det känns roligt att min enkla bildsida om det fascinerande bygget hjälpt till med detta.Så ni som skall flytta till HSB brf.
		Oj, vad det jobbas nu kring parkeringshuset Grimhild!
	www.blogtoplist.se /bildbloggar/bloggdetaljer-15.html (1064 words)

	Stories of Arda - Lord of the Rings Fan-Fiction Archive
		No, I'm not going to get started on a hobby-horse here, though my memories of cultural anthropology class are sticking their heads up inquisitively and are more than ready to give their two cents on the phenomenom.
		The tale of Grimhild (and what a perfectly appropriate name, given her supposed actions) reminded me of reading both "Beowulf" and Michael Crichton's "Eaters of the Dead" and the film "The 13th Warrior" which was based upon it, what with the bone woman, the "magic" and curse, and so forth.
		Author Reply: Grimhild's Tale is a nod towards all the old English folk tales and fairy tales (the real ones that Tolkien talks about, not the sugarcoated-fit-only-for-the-nursery-types) that always have an element of creepiness to them.
	www.storiesofarda.com /reviewsbystory.asp?SID=5257&CID=22185 (983 words)

	KRIEMHILD (GRIMHILD) - Online Information article about KRIEMHILD (GRIMHILD)
		place in 437, became attached to that of the death of Attila (453), Hild, the supposed sister of the Burgundian kings, was identified with the daemonic Grimhild, the sister of the mythical Nibelung brothers, and thus helped the See also:
		husband Attila in revenge for her brothers, is preserved in the Norse tradition, though Grimhild's See also:
		change probably due to the fact, mentioned above, that the name Grimhild still retained in the north its sinister significance.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /KHA_KRI/KRIEMHILD_GRIMHILD_.html (687 words)

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		Now the name Hildiko is the diminutive of Hilda or Hild, which again —in accordance with a custom common enough—may have been used as an abbreviation of Grimhild (cf.
		The name of Grimhild is transferred to Gudrun's mother, the " wise wife," a semi-daemonic figure, who brews the potion that makes Sigurd forget his love for Brunhild and his plighted troth.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?content_id=38604&locale=en (441 words)

	Encyklopedi :: Grimhild (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grimhild var enligt nordisk mytologi Gjukes trollkunniga maka.
		Then brought me Grimhild A beaker to drink of, Cold and bitterWhen thou hast borne sons.
		Later, Grimhild tricks Gudrun into marrying Atli after SigurdThrough no fault of his own, Sigurd is tricked by Grimhild into breaking his oath to Brynhild and marrying
	www.encyklopedi.net /Grimhild (197 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This track is also represented on this compilation, together with ‘Through the Burren’ with a nice mix of neo-classical atmospheres, ambient and idm.
		The techno approach which is chosen in the track ‘The Trickster Strikes’ sounds energetic and is fascinating.
		It is followed by 'Grimhild', which I consider as the finest creation of Laufeyiar Sonr.
	tuchtunie.nl /laufeyiar-sonr/reviews.htm (288 words)

	Saxo Grammaticus - Magic and Folk-Science (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The tests for "madness" are of a primitive character, such as those applied to Odusseus, who, however, was not able, like Hamlet, to evade them.
		Now King Thidrec of Bern saw what Grimhild is doing, and speaks to King Attila.
		It was believed (as in Polynesia, where "Captain Cook's path" was shown in the grass) that the heat of the hero's body might blast the grass; so Starcad's entrails withered the grass.
	www.normanniireiks.org /guilds_lore/lore/saxo/saxo_intro15.htm (1387 words)

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