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HEIMSKRINGLA HEIMSKRINGLA is the largest collection of Old Norse and Nordic source texts on the internet – currently some 8200 titles. HEIMSKRINGLA primarily consists of eddic texts, sagas, and scaldic poetry, secondarily of background material and sources related to Sami, Finnish, and Greenlandic culture. HEIMSKRINGLA is based on the belief that these texts – as part of our common cultural heritage – should be freely accessible to everyone.		SHOP
WE PRESENT: digitalized Myter og sagn fra Grønland I-III By Knud Rasmussen, 1921-25 In our study of Inuit religion and mythology, HEIMSKRINGLA is now able to present a digitised and searchable version of the unabridged edition of Knud Rasmussen's three-volume work Myter og sagn fra Grønland. Knud Rasmussen was neither the only nor the first to collect myths and legends in Greenland, but his collection is the most significant—not only because it is the largest (spanning approximately 1,000 standard pages) but also due to his unique qualifications, including his mastery of the Greenlandic language. The stories provide insight into Greenlandic perspectives on life, religion, and nature. With great storytelling flair, a wealth of legends is presented, illustrating the Greenlanders' imagination, humour, and gravity under the most extreme of living conditions.	WE PRESENT: on print Samernes gamle religion By Carsten Lyngdrup Madsen, 2024 Samernes gamle religion provides, in nine thematic chapters, a broad insight into the various aspects of the Sami people's pre-Christian religion, as described in the oldest sources and interpreted by modern research. – The Sami’s way of life and thinking were deeply influenced by nature. Their religion was animistic. Not only plants and animals were considered living beings, but mountains, lakes, rocks, and other elements of nature were also inhabited by spirits and natural powers. Nature was sacred. The Sami had no need for temples or shrines; they found their holy places and cult sites in nature. They did not have priests but relied on a shaman, who had special abilities to establish contact between humans, gods, nature spirits, and ancestors. Book presentation here. Order here:
Recent texts Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Moderen og Sønnen som Kivigtut (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Akilineks Beboere (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Kajariakkerne (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Agtaragsarak. — Den usynlige Hjælper (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - En Kivigtok. — Bjørnens Taknemmelighed (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Saliviak, som traf paa Indlandsboer (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Kivakiarsuk, som lod Qvinderne omkomme paa Skjæret. . . (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Kingakak, som dræbte og aad sine Huusfæller (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Om en Tupilek (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Ariagsuak, der ihjelskræmmede sine Fjender som Gjenganger (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Kajakmanden, som var uheldig med at drage paa Besøg (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Gjenoplivelse ved Amarokken (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Hjælpen fra Underverdenen (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Den mishandlede Datter der hævnede sig som Kivigtok (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Ravnen og Gjæssene, en Fabel (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Vikinger i Irland. Utdrag av Three Fragments (Norwegian; Knut Rage, 2025) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Tuagtunguak, en Qvinde som flygtede, blev Angakok og . . . (Danish; H. Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Paulinak, som flyttede til Indlandsboerne (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Ikarisats-Beboeren hvis Pleiesøn hævnede . . . (Danish; H. Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Beboerne af Kitigsugsuit og Kitigsunguit. Den flyvende Troldmand (Danish; H. Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Angakokken, som drog ud for at maale sig med en anden (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Anertorsuak. Flugt mod Nord. Sønnens Reise til Akilinek. (Danish; H. Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Ak'igsiaks Sønnesøn (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Det fæle Syn (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Besøg hos Kæmpemenneskene (Danish; Hinrich Rink, 1871) Eskimoiske eventyr og sagn II - Den Gamle, som besøgte Sønnens Grav . . . (Danish; H. Rink, 1871)    Previous    New texts	Special features Source Index: - Did you find your text? Heimskringla Reprint: Wide selection of rare books at an affordable price. Forfatterindex: Searching by author, translator and/or publisher. Temasider: - Explore selected themes. Index of skalds: Who were they? Language learning: Learn Old Norse E-Library: Links to some 400 books - all available online. Gallery: Visit Heimskringla's gallery of historical sites etc. Archive of maps: Maps of important saga places. Biographical Index: Briefly on manuscript collectors, scholars, and authors who have had an influence on the conservation, publication and interpretation of Old Norse source material.
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