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- Gefjon
- Her name means "giver". With a plough drawn by four sons whom she bore to a giant and changed into oxen for the purpose, she ploughed the island Zealand (the main island of Denmark) away from the Swedish mainland, later mothering the chief dynasty...
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Deities & Heros >> Nordic & Germanic
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- The Prose Edda
- Gefjon.
- www.heathengods.com
- Rich and Powerful: The Image of the Female Deity in Migration Age
- whilst Freyr and Freyja as well as Skjöldr and Gefjon are only mentioned by. Snorri.
- sydney.edu.au
- Norse Mythology: Legends of Gods and Heroes
- 25. The Goddesses — Frigg — Jord — Freyja .…………………...
- files.meetup.com
- Eressea's Varda - NFO w 61 (white with blue eyes) - Geb: 16-06-06
- EC Gefjon Balder. NFO n 09. IDP* EC Mhorrses Lynx NFO n 09.
- www.eresseas.de
- Sea Adventures
- www.lib.az.us
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- Gefjon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- Gefjon
- Gefjon ("Giver") was a giantess or goddess of luck, fertility, agricolture.
- www.cybersamurai.net
- The Nordic Culture Spot: Gefjon
- Nov 10, 2009 The Gefion fountain located in Copenhaguen, Denmark, features a figure of the goddess Gefjon driving a group of oxen hauling a plough.
- nordicculturespot.blogspot.com
- Gefjon
- The Gefion Fountain. The Norse goddess Gefjon is best known for creating the island of Zealand (Danish Sjaelland). The name Gefjon means 'the giving one'.
- www.wyrdwords.vispa.com
- Gefjon | Facebook
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