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		Niord, supposed to be the Nerthus known to the Romans, and his children Frey or Fricco and Freyia, appear to have been honoured in the north before the time of Odin, and to have been worshipped by peoples powerful enough to have been admitted into friendly alliance with his followers.
		Niord is said to have lived in Vanaheim, and to have ruled over the Vanir, or light elves, long before he became one of the Aesir.
		Niord’s son frey is the god of rain, plenty, and fruitfulness; and his worship, according to the early northern chornicler, Adam of Bremen, was accompanied with phallic rites.
	www.1902-encyclopedia.com /A/AES/aesir.html (1815 words)

	Niord - Wikipedia
		Niord is the god of seamanship and sailing in Norse Mythology.
		Niord is also a god closely associated with fertility.
		It has been suggested by H.R. Ellis Davidson in Gods and Myths of Northern Europe that there was possibly originally a male and female pair of deities, Niord and Nerthus, with Freyr later replacing Nerthus.
	nostalgia.wikipedia.org /wiki/Niord (164 words)

	21717-5-III - DKS Construction Management, Inc. v. Real Estate Improvement Company, LLC, et al File Date: 10/21/2003
		Niord declared he could not say for sure which employee gave him access to the electrical panels, but it must have been someone with authority because the panels were locked and Mr.
		Niord said the date he installed the contactors was actually October 1, and the October 10 date in his initial declaration and subsequent deposition was a 'misprint.' CP at 994.
		Niord viewed the contactors, observed they were not being used for anything, but indicated while he was installing the contactors, he ran into two electricians from Northwest Electric Contractors, and told them they could use the contactors for the sign they were installing.
	www.mrsc.org /mc/courts/slip/appellate/217175MAJ.htm (3958 words)

	The Valley of the Worm by Robert E. Howard : Arthur's Classic Novels
		But it was Niord who met the loathly demoniac thing that crawled hideously up from hell, and from which meeting sprang the cycle of hero-tales that revolves down the ages until the very substance of the truth is lost and passes into the limbo of all forgotten legends.
		It is the adventure of Niord Worm's-bane of which I would speak -- the rootstem of a whole cycle of herotales which has not yet reached its end, the grisly underlying reality that lurks behind time-distorted myths of dragons, fiends and monsters.
		I am James Allison no less than I was Niord, and as I unfold the tale, I will interpret some of his thoughts and dreams and deeds from the mouth of the modern I, so that the saga of Niord shall not be a meaningless chaos to you.
	arthursclassicnovels.com /arthurs/howard/vallwo10.html (8090 words)

	Skaði article - Skaði Skathi Norse mythology giantess Vanir Niord Thjazi Asgard Niord - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In Norse mythology, Skaði (Old Norvegian/Old Icelandic Skadhi) is a mountain giantess, wife ot the Vanir god Niord and thus a goddess herself.
		The Ynglinga saga says that later she became wife of Odin, and had many sons by him or she left Niord for Ull.
		She is the goddess who tied the serpent above Loki's body when he was bounded to the three rocks; this is a footnote to the poem in the Elder Edda, Lokasenna.
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Skadi (271 words)

	Mythology: Niord (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Niord's son was Frey (the fairy of the clouds), and his daughter was Freyja.
		Niord was not a sea-god, like Neptune, but the spirit of water and air.
		His temples were near the sea shore and all aquatic plants belonged to him.
	www.sacklunch.net /mythology/N/Niord.html (51 words)

	Skirnismal - ArtPolitic Encyclopedia of Politics : Information Portal
		In the poem, the god Freyr, the son of Niord, surreptitiously sits in Odin's throne, Hlidskjalf.
		Niord asked Freyr's servant Skirni to ascertain the cause of his son's misery.
		The poem starts with Skadi, the wife of Niord bidding Skirni to ask of Freyr why he is so sad.
	www.artpolitic.org /infopedia/sk/Skirnismal.html (307 words)

	vrag robert
		Niord drejede styrbord, men kort efter blev det klart, at et sammenstød var uundgåeligt.
		Niord slog fuld kraft bak, men ramte alligevel Robert i bagbord side med voldsom kraft.
		Göteborgdamperen Niord for fuld skrue, engang i slutningen af 1890-erne.
	www.vrag.dk /vrag/robert.html (799 words)

	Niord
		It has been suggested by Hilda R. Ellis Davidson[?] in Gods and Myths of Northern Europe[?] (1964) that there was possibly originally a male and female pair of deities, Niord and Nerthus, with Freyr later replacing Nerthus.
		She also makes the point that there were other male/female pairings of Norse gods of whom little is known but their names, e.g.
		The text of this article is licensed under the GFDL.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/nj/Njord.html (140 words)

	Racer X Online - Motocross and Supercross
		On the third draft, Howie began to pressure five-year-old Eli Niord for the lead, and the two made some sort of contact leading up to the line drawing's helmet.
		The five-stencil penalty was not as harsh as the one Walt Hackensmith received for a similar transgression early in the second round of coloring; that penalty has since been appealed by Hackensmith's people, and Ursic has accepted the appeal.
		Niord, who is entered in the "Preschool" class (Howie's in the "Too Old to Color" division) was unavailable for comment, as he was in fact in preschool.
	www.racerxill.com /031904_MSR_penalty.cfm (269 words)

	Pop Thought -- Michael May
		The chieftan Niord sees what Conan’s done to the Vanir and asks the barbarian to join him as he leads his men after the raiders to avenge the village.
		There are some very nice moments in the story, especially a scene as Conan and Niord watch the funeral pyres of the victims of the raid and discuss beliefs about the afterlife.
		Niord’s people burn their dead, expecting the smoke to act as a stairway to the heavenly halls where souls go in the afterlife.
	www.popthought.com /display_column.asp?DAID=785 (547 words)

	Skadi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		When the gods killed her father Thjazi, she journeyed to Asgard to avenge him, but then she agrees that she would have that renounced if they allowed her to choose ahusband among them and if they succeeded in making her laugh.
		The gods allowed her to choose a husband, but she had to choose him only from his feet; she choose Niord because his feet wereso beautiful that she thought he was Baldur.
		She is the goddess who tied the serpent above Loki's body when he was bounded to the three rocks; this is a footnote to thepoem in the Elder Edda, Lokasenna.
	www.therfcc.org /skadi-149310.html (238 words)

	NJORDH
		Niord is not of the race of the Aesir.
		Niord has a wife called Skadi, daughter of the giant Thiassi.
		And first Odin's goblet was emptied for victory and power to his king; thereafter, Niord's and Freyja's goblets for peace and a good season.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Academy/5595/gods/njordh.html (1165 words)

	Vanir : QuicklyFind Info
		They include Niord, Freyr and Freya, who lived among the Aesir since the end of the conflict between the two clans of gods (traded for Mímir and Honir); the identity as Vanir of Skadi, Lýtir, Gerdr and Odr may be debated.
		Skadi was a giantess married to one of the Vanir (Niord); Gerdr was also a giantess, with whom Freyr fell in love and with whom he managed to have a union, having sold his sword as payment; but it is not clear whether this union amounted to more than a single meeting.
		Odr is mentioned in the Eddas very shortly as the husband of Freya, but nothing more is actually known about him (although it is often remarked that it was one of Odin's names).
	www.quicklyfind.com /info/Vanir.htm (389 words)

	Skadhi Lore: Prose Edda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It was also in the terms of her settlement that the Æsir were to do something that she thought they would not be able to do, that was to make her laugh.
		It is said that Odin, as compensation for her, did this: he took Thiassi's eyes and threw them up into the sky and out of them made two stars.
		Skadi wants to have the home her father had had-- this is in some mountains, a place called Thrymheim --but Niord wants to be near the sea.
	www.wyrdwords.vispa.com /goddesses/skadhi/prose.html (397 words)

	Asatru 101 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Niord could not stand the howling of the wolves so he moved back home.
		Frey, also known as Fro Ing, is Son to Niord and brother to Freya.
		Freya is the daughter of Niord and his sister.
	members.aol.com /AsatruKs/asatru101.html (3231 words)

	Alfs skeppsartiklar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		"NIORD" ränner med fruktansvärd kraft sin stäv in i "ROBERT" på babord sida direkt mittskepps, och nu går hela händelseförloppet från kollision till att "ROBERT" sjunker på 1 - 1,5 minut.
		På "Niord" står besättningen som i ett chocktillstånd och kan inte hur mycket dom än vill, göra någonting för att genomföra en räddningsaktion.
		arför "ROBERT" girade tvärs framför "NIORD" är det ingen som vet eller får veta någonsin eftersom befälen som gav dom ödesdigra orderna om navigeringen,följde med i djupet,"NIORD" var helt utan skuld i olyckan, men fick stora skador och hela stäven intryckt men man tog sig in till Helsingborg för reparation.
	seglar.pp.nu /alf2.htm (315 words)

	Skadi - Gurupedia
		Asgard to avenge him, but then she agrees that she would have that renounced if they allowed her to choose a husband among them and if they succeeded in making her laugh.
		Loki succeeded in making her laugh, so peace was made, and Odin made two stars from Thjazi's eyes.
		She is the goddess who tied the serpent above Loki's body when he was bounded to the three rocks; this is a footnote to the poem in the Elder Edda,
	www.gurupedia.com /s/sk/skadi.htm (233 words)

	The Conan Forums > Conan #3 From Darkhorse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The dialouge I am refering to is where Conan is talking to Niord about his damaged helmet.
		Niord ponders as to why Conan frets so much over this helm.
		Conan responds in kind by telling Niord that his father sculpted this helm for him.
	www.conan.com /invboard/lofiversion/index.php/t847.html (2077 words)

	REAL PULP FICTION
		A warrior relives a past life where he is pitted against a monster from the depths of Hell.
		It is the adventure of Niord Worm's-bane of which I would speak—the rootstem of a whole cycle of herotales which has not yet reached its end, the grisly underlying reality that lurks behind time-distorted myths of dragons, fiends and monsters.
		Just so we of the AEsir laughed to hear their threats—deep thunderous laughter from broad and mighty chests.
	www.unexploredworlds.com /RealPulp/htm/rpulp52.htm (8009 words)

	Freya article - Freya Freya radar Norse Frey Niord fertility goddess Norse mythology - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Freya article - Freya Freya radar Norse Frey Niord fertility goddess Norse mythology - What-Means.com
		Freya (Freyja), the sister of Frey (Freyr) and the daughter of Niord (Njǫrðr), is usually seen as the fertility goddess of Norse mythology.
		While there are no sources suggesting that she was called on to bring fruitfulness to fields or wombs, she was a goddess of riches whose tears were gold.
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Freya (734 words)

	Freya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Frey and his family live in Alfheim, the home of the elves.
		Freya and their father Niord, belong to the Vanir, a family or clan of gods who deal with riches, fertility and magic.
		Niord had a sister named Frigg or Frigga, the goddess of marriage and maternity, and to some extent, love.
	web.telia.com /~u52107575/freya/freya.html (282 words)

	zodiac
		"On a deeper level of kenning, Fehu is related to the Vanir deities Niord, Frey and Freyja.
		Niord is the god directly related to wealth.
		He is the god to invoke if you need help in extricating yourself from financial difficulties.
	www.mindsay.com /tags/zodiac (2505 words)

	Bark Niord - Passenger lists and Emigrant ships from Norway-Heritage
		Some of the passengers on the 1837 voyage arrived Gothenburg from Skien on the Paketten
		In 1854 the ship Niord departed from Stavanger on Apr. 17th, heading for Quebec.
		The newspaper notice from Morgenbladet states that the ship Niord, mastered by Capt. Olsen of Arendal, departed from Stavanger on Monday [April 17th] for Quebec with 187 emigrants.
	www.norwayheritage.com /p_ship.asp?sh=niord (170 words)

	NIORD surnames
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	www.onegreatfamily.com /surname/Niord.html (93 words)

	NIORD ancestry
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	Brig «NIORD» from Gothenburg to New York 1837
		Brig «NIORD» from Gothenburg to New York 1837
		LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Swed.
		Brig Niord, whereof Brinck is Master from Gothenburg burthen ____________ tons.
	www.slekt.org /passlist/niord37.html (61 words)

	29TH GENERATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I, Odin, King of Escardia, came out of Scythia with an army of Goths, coquered northern Europe, settled Sweden, reigned and died there.
		According to him, the descent from Niord is as follows:
		From Eynstein Glumra, twenty-sixth in descent from Niord, was descended Malahule, A.D. 933, who had Hugh Calvacamp, who had Ralph DeToeny (Sire DeToeny), who had first, Rober DeToeny, who had Randolph DeToeny (Kinght of the Swan), who m.
	www.familyorigins.com /users/b/a/r/Thomas-E-Barton/FAMO3-0001/d1278.htm (133 words)

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