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deidad ampliamente atestiguada en la mitología nórdica
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Odin es un dios ampliamente reverenciado en la mitología nórdica y el paganismo germánico. La mayor parte de la información que sobrevive sobre Odin proviene de la mitología nórdica, pero figura de manera destacada en la historia registrada del norte de Europa. Esto incluye la ocupación parcial del Imperio romano en Germania, el período de las migraciones y la era vikinga. En consecuencia, Odin tiene cientos de nombres y títulos. Varios de ellos provienen del teónimo protogermánico reconstruido Wōðanaz, que significa "señor del frenesí" o "líder de los poseídos", lo cual puede relacionarse con la fuerte asociación del dios con la poesía.
“You work for me now. You protect me. You transport me from place to place. You run errands. In an emergency, but only in an emergency, you hurt people who need to be hurt. In the unlikely event of my death, you will hold my vigil. And in return I shall make sure that your needs are adequately taken care of.”
“There's never been a true war that wasn't fought between two sets of people who were certain they were in the right. The really dangerous people believe they are doing whatever they are doing solely and only because it is without question the right thing to do. And that is what makes them dangerous.”
“Mr. Chairman, my warriors, male and female, dead in honorable combat, are my equals, not my slaves — I am to be first among such equals.”
“This thing is beyond your understanding, my child. Think no further on the matter and maybe you will read the riddle in the end. Who knows? Meanwhile the air is fresh and the day golden and my palace is near at hand. The young should enjoy themselves while they may, so come!”
“You have forgotten … And you will forget still more!”
“Are you Thor, the God of Hammers? That hammer was to help you control your power, to focus it. It was never your source of strength. … Asgard is not a place. It never was. This could be Asgard. Asgard is where our people stand. Even now, right now, those people need your help.”
Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.