Its first known appearance was in a manuscript given to King Frederick III and known as the Codex Regius.  It includes a description as to how the slave, freeperson and noble each originated in "Rig's Song" while another song details the search for a giant beer kettle.  Containing 23 lays in the second section, the first section also contains various accounts of the creation of the world, including the "Sayings of Skirnir" and the "Voluspa."  Other stories include contests of strength between Thor and Odin and "Baldur's
Its first known appearance was in a manuscript given to King Frederick III and known as the Codex Regius.  It includes a description as to how the slave, freeperson and noble each originated in "Rig's Song" while another song details the search for a giant beer kettle.  Containing 23 lays in the second section, the first section also contains various accounts of the creation of the world, including the "Sayings of Skirnir" and the "Voluspa."  Other stories include contests of strength between Thor and Odin and "Baldur's Dream."  FTP, name this Norse compilation attributed to Saemund Sigfusson
Its first known appearance was in a manuscript given to King Frederick III and known as the Codex Regius.  
{Elder Edda} or {Poetic Edda} or {Saemund's Edda}