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	Amazing Grace Ranch
		Gymir has one of the kindest and easiest to work with temperaments.
		Gymir really exemplifies what I’d like to one day produce, and I’m proud to have him play a prominent role in my horses bloodlines.
		Gymir is by Ofeigur 882 Flugumyri (1st prize homogenous blue dun) and out of Svarta-Maria fra Skardi (1st prize fl mare).
	www.amazinggraceranch.com /gymir.html (169 words)

	GYMIR
		Gymir is a first prize yellow dun with a blup of 119 and overall evaluation score of 8.06 with limited showing.
		Gymir has an excellent temperament which he passes on to his foals.
		Several foals will be for sale this spring in the US, and Gymir is available for pasture breeding to a limited amount of mares as well as via AI.
	www.pacintgen.com /siresStallionsIcelandic-gymir.htm (240 words)

	SOLD -- Gymir
		Gymir fra Icelandic Horse Farm - (a bird) fl colt - born 2002
		Sire: LOGI FRA SKARDI Dam: Toppa fra Oddholl
		Gymir was born later in the year, but he quickly caught up in size to the other foals.
	icefarm.com /horses/geldcan/gymir.htm (58 words)

	The Serene Dragon : Scandinavia - Aegir / Aeger / Ale Brewer / Gymir / Hler
		The Serene Dragon : Scandinavia - Aegir / Aeger / Ale Brewer / Gymir / Hler
		Aegir / Aeger / Ale Brewer / Gymir / Hler
		Had 9 daughters with the goddess of death, Ran
	www.theserenedragon.net /Tales/scandinavian-aegir.html (55 words)

	Silfurmani
		Gymir är sedan ett par veckor bedömd till 1:a Klass, som belöning går han nu med sina första ston och myser.
		Gymir har visat sig vara en riktig gentleman mot sina ston.
		Gymirs far, Sólfari, är också en Kvarnbacka häst. Sólfari, med ridegenskaper 8,48 är i sin tur efter elithingsten Svalur frá Glaesibae.
	www.kvarnbacka.se /hingstgymir.html (223 words)

	Gymir \| Polish \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		In Snorri Sturluson's Skáldskaparmál, Ægir is identified with Gymir and Hlér who lived on the isle of Hlésey.
		The prose header of Lokasenna states that his hall is a place of sanctuary lit with bright gold and where the beer pours itself.
		Gymir est le nom d'un géant de la mythologie nordique.
	www.babylon.com /definition/Gymir/Polish (554 words)

	Aegir - Thagodz Wiki
		In Snorri Sturluson's Skáldskaparmál, Ægir is identified with Gymir and Hlér who lived on the isle of Hlésey.
		The prose header of Lokasenna states that his hall is a place of sanctuary lit with bright gold and where the beer pours itself.
		Gymir, it may be noticed, is also the name of the giant father of the beautiful maiden Gerd (the wife of Freyr) as well as the husband of Aurboða.
	www.thagodz.com /search/wiki/?title=Aegir (361 words)

	Allakhazam's World of Warcraft Character Profiles
		You must also obtain Revered reputation with Cenarion Circle to complete this quest.
		I can make you a protective item that'll be of assistance in the fight against our enemy, Warrior.
		If we can get those rubbings, we might be able to make sense of this madness.
	wow.allakhazam.com /profile.html?616538 (1290 words)

	norsefreyrandgerda
		Freyr replied that from on high he had seen the halls of Gymir, and in those halls he had seen a maiden whose arms shone so bright that they lit up the sea and the sky.
		Gerda then bid her handmaiden to invite the stranger into her (Gerda's) bower to meet her and drink mead, though she feared that "my brother's banesman" was not far from them.
		She went on to say if Gymir, her father, was here than Skirnir would be in a fight to the death.
	www.jackowitch.com /norsefreyrandgerda.html (778 words)

	The Hougham/ Huffam Family Tree Nov 2006 - pafn240 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Gerd, daughter of the giant Gymir, was his wife.
		It was only after threats of curses death and suffering in Hel that she agreed to marry Frey.
		The beautiful Gerd is Gymir and Aurboda's daughter and Beli's sister.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /houghamfamily/pafn240.htm (1315 words)

	Stories in Norse Mythology
		Freyr replied that from on high he had seen the halls of Gymir, and in those halls he had seen a maiden whose arms shone so bright that they lit up the sea and the sky.
		Gerda then bid her handmaiden to invite the stranger into her (Gerda's) bower to meet her and drink mead, though she feared that "my brother's banesman" was not far from them.
		She went on to say if Gymir, her father, was here than Skirnir would be in a fight to the death.
	www.janih.com /kitiana/norse/story/07.html (786 words)

	Gymir
		Gymir is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		Beli ("Moaning") is in Norse mythology the son of the giants Gymir and Aurboda and brother of the god Freyr's wife, Gerd.
		Beli is said a giant, Gymir's and Aurboda's son and brother to Freyr's wife, Gerd.
	www.experiencefestival.com /gymir (2392 words)

	Prénom Gymir. Origine signification personnalité compatibilité étymologie du prénom Gymir
		Gymir : une qualité et un défaut de votre prénom
		Gymir : ce qui semble vous être bénéfique
		Gymir : affinités entre vous et votre chien
	www.asiaflash.com /prenom/search_prenom.php?prenom=Gymir (192 words)

	Gerd
		Gerd is a beautiful giantess, the wife of Freyr and daughter of the giant Gymir.
		She is an earth goddess, the personification of the fertile soil.
		Article "Gerd" created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 12 April 1999 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /articles/g/gerd.html (140 words)

	[No title]
		Svipdag went to Gymir's hall along with Freyja.
		Thor and Ull rode secretly to the north, and hid themselves near to Gymir's mountainous abode.
		Gymir and all his clan were slaughtered after a violent battle, and the Gods brought Gerd
	www.eddan.net /eddan/B109.html (113 words)

	! Assembly of The Elder Troth - Article - Reaves - Gullveig !
		We are told this in a stophe by the skald Refr, who calls her "Gymir's primeval cold vala" (Skaldskaparsmal).
		Gymir, Aurboda's husband, represents in the physical interpretation of the myth, the east wind coming from the Ironwood.
		From the otherside of the Baltic, Gymir sings his song (Ynglingasaga 36), and the same gale belongs to Aurboda, for Aegir, into whose jaws she drives the ships, is the great western ocean.
	www.aetaustralia.org /articles/arwrgullveig.htm (3731 words)

	H. A. Guerber — Myths of Northern Lands — Chapter 9
		He confessed his love and especially his utter despair, for as Gerda was the daughter of Gymir and Angur-boda, and a relative of the murdered giant Thiassi, he feared she would never view his suit with favor.
		As soon as he came near Gymir’s dwelling he heard the loud and persistent howling of his watch dogs, which were personifications of the wintry winds.
		To induce this fair maiden to lend a favorable ear to his master’s proposals, Skirnir showed her the purloined portrait, and proffered the golden apples and magic ring, which she haughtily refused to accept, declaring that her father had gold enough and to spare.
	www.vaidilute.com /books/guerber/guerber-09.html (2903 words)

	The Baldwin Project: The Heroes of Asgard by A. & E. Keary
		He was a brave hero, and he rode a brave horse; but, when they came to the barrier of murky flame that surrounds Jötunheim, a shudder came over both.
		At length he saw a herdsman pass near, and he rode up and asked him how it was possible for a stranger to enter Gymir's house, or get a sight of his fair daughter Gerd.
		So the maiden rose, and opened the house-door softly, lest the grim giant, Gymir, who was drinking mead in the banquet-hall with seven other giants, should hear and come forth.
	www.mainlesson.com /display.php?author=keary&book=asgard&story=gerd (1042 words)

	Allakhazam's Magical Realm: Dark Age of Camelot
		Gymir says, "Thank you for delivering this letter, (name).
		Gymir takes the note and reads it over.
		Gymir says, "Here you go; it should not be too heavy for you.
	camelot.allakhazam.com /quests.html?realm=Midgard&cquest=2083 (680 words)

	Frey
		History: Frey is the son of Njord, a member of an extra-dimensional race of beings known as the Vanir who were worshipped as gods by the Ancient German races on Earth.
		To protect her homeland, she promised to be Frey’s wife and joined him in his home.
		Frey, however, learned of the dire means that Skirnir had used to get her to marry him and surrendered his sword to Gymir as an oath to never touch his land.
	www.angelfire.com /planet/mythguide/frey.html (1098 words)

	Trausti Þór
		Trausti lives with his family at the farm Kirkjuferjuhjaleiga, close to Selfoss, where he and his family breed and train horses.
		The achivements made by Trausti and the horses Gymir and Muni is something no rider can hope to obtain.
		As well as training and riding horses, Trausti has for the past 15 years been a popular clinician, and has worked in most of the countries that have Icelandic horses.
	www.icelandic-horses.is /FORsale/html/trausti_por.html (196 words)

	Pagan News - Pagan News & Information
		Snorri in Skaldskaparmal identifies Aegir with Gymir and Hlr who lived on Hlesey.
		Gymir, it may be noticed, is the name of the monstruous and terrible giant of the underworld, the father of the beautiful Gerd wooed by Freyr.
		Hymir, who seems to be a sea-giant, has a link with the gods, for he is said in HymiskviÃ°a to be father of Tyr.
	www.pagannews.com /cgi-bin/gods3.pl?Aegir (363 words)

	Allakhazam's Magical Realm: Dark Age of Camelot
		Gymir says, "Thank you for offering your assistance.
		Here, take this delivery confirmation back to Gymir.
		Gymir says, "That didn't take long at all.
	camelot.allakhazam.com /quests.html?realm=Midgard&cquest=2082 (202 words)

	Roots of Yggdrasil
		The great cow produced Buri by licking on the salty rocks of Ginnungagap and nourished the Giant Ymir with her milk.
		Entities that belong to this group include the fetch (ON fylgja) and the lesser Norns (ON nornir), as well as in certain instances Valkyries (ON Valkÿrjur) and Dises (ON Disir).
		- ("Moaning") Gymir's and Aurboda's son and brother to Freyr's wife, Gerd.
	comunidades.msn.es /RootsofYggdrasil/odinn.msnw (1442 words)

	Wolf's Den - The Runes
		Night it is now, now we shall fare over moist mountains, to the thurse's throng; scatheless we both shall 'scape their might, or else both be o'erborne by the Etins.
		Ne'er a whit will whine, whatso betide, who is eager on errand bent; my fate is foretold me to the time of a day, allotted is all my life.
		Draupnir, the ring, I do not want, though it with Baldr was burned; gold I lack not in Gymir's halls, to deal out daily.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /raven.w/edda4.html (1218 words)

	[No title]
		She might be called "primeval cold," (ursvöl) from the fact that the fire was not able to pierce her heart and change it to ashes, in spite of a threefold burning.
		In the same capacity as storm-giantess carrying sailors out upon the ocean appears Gymir's wife Aurboda, in a poem by Refr; "Gymir's ancient-cold vala often carries the ship amid breaking billows into the jaws of Aegir." (Anderson's translation after Rydberg's.
		I omit the ON.) Gymir, Aurboda's husband, represents in the physical interpretation of the myth, the east wind coming from the Ironwood.
	www.squirrel.com /asatru/nidhad/Gullveig-Heid.txt (3002 words)

	Hurstwic Norse Mythology: Freyr
		Freyr spied Gerð, the daughter of a giant, and was consumed with desire to wed Gerð.
		Freyr, sick with love, asked his servant Skírnir to go to the hall of the giant Gymir, father of Gerð, to ask for Gerð's hand.
		Knowing that the journey was likely to be dangerous, Skírnir took Freyr's horse, his sword, and gifts including golden apples of youth, a golden arm-ring, and Freyr's portrait captured in a drinking horn.
	www.hurstwic.org /history/articles/mythology/myths/text/freyr.htm (542 words)

	Skirnir’s Ride
		6 FREY: I saw a girl in Gymir's courts, A girl for whose love I long: Air and water took on a radiance From the light of her lovely arms.
		By what means can I speak, despite his hounds, With Gymir's daughter, Gerd.
		Barred shall you ever be from speech With Gymir's daughter, Gerd.
	www.blight.com /~sparkle/ring/poetic/skirnir.htm (1190 words)

	Odsmal - Profound Eddas - Skírnismál (Skirnismal)
		Bonfire is good at Gymisgarðar (Gymisgardar, the gardens of Gymir, where Gerður's (Gerdur's) home is) if we play in the wilderness.
		If Gerður (Gerdur) is perceived as a cycle in the evolution of mankind, and Gymir as crude phases of evolution, we see Skírnir (Skirnir) as a ray sent by divinity.
		Divinity is not understood by the crude ones.
	www.mmedia.is /odsmal/skirnismal.shtml (4284 words)

	Skirnir’s Ride
		6 FREY: I saw a girl in Gymir's courts, A girl for whose love I long: Air and water took on a radiance From the light of her lovely arms.
		By what means can I speak, despite his hounds, With Gymir's daughter, Gerd.
		Barred shall you ever be from speech With Gymir's daughter, Gerd.
	www.ealdriht.org /skirnismal.html (1228 words)

	Converted Tyrant all done!
		The rear corner of the model was a bit empty, so I added this model from a bretonnian set to add a bit of character to it.
		I really wanted to get across the idea that Gymir is a mercenary commander and hence is the one that carries the army pay chests around strapped to his gut plate and he has a gnoblar with an abacus on his shoulder to make sure no-one tries to cheat him.
		Other things that emphasise this is the keys in his belt (you can see them in the second picture) and the letter of recommendation on his advertising rack.
	www.ogrestronghold.com /forum/index.php?topic=1639.msg16079 (919 words)

	Rock Ranch - Icelandic Horses, Gypsy Vanner Horses, Irish Cobs
		Anna with Gymir and a young child on his back.
		Photo of Gymir foal by Drop of Grace Photography
		A Gymir Son Being Loved at Rock Ranch
	www.rockranchonline.healdsburg.net /horse_edit.asp?horse_id=69 (280 words)

	Lokasenna
		The Lokasenna is certainly much older than the Hymiskvitha, the connection between them being purely one of subject-matter; and the twelfth-century compiler evidently knew a good deal less about mythology than the author whose work he was annotating.
		The mouth of the river: according to Snorri, the chained Fenrir "roars horribly, and the slaver runs from his mouth, and makes the river called Vam; he lies there till the doom of the gods." Freyr's threat is actually carried out; cf.
		The daughter of Gymir: Gerth, heroine of the Skirnismol, which gives the details of Freyr's loss of his sword.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/poe/poe10.htm (2829 words)

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