In a poem named for these entities, a man claiming to be "Vegtam, son of Valtam" resurrects a volva and asks her a number of questions, the last of which reveals his true identity, Odin.
In a poem named for these entities, a man claiming to be "Vegtam, son of Valtam" resurrects a volva and asks her a number of questions, the last of which reveals his true identity, Odin. A god of these entities is capable of taking the forms of "beasts, birds, and long sliding snakes" and is known alternately as Icelus or Phobetor. The tapir-like Japanese (*) baku are said to subsist upon these entities. According to Ovid's Metamorphoses, a god of these entities was sent to break the news of Ceyx's death to Alcyone. In the Odyssey, Penelope describes how these entities pass through gates of horn and ivory. The Minka Bird, the creator god Baiame, and the Rainbow Serpent were active during a "time" named for these phenomena, according to Australian aborigines. For 10 points, identify these phenomena which Morpheus and the other Oneiroi brought to sleeping people.
In a poem named for these entities, a man claiming to be "Vegtam, son of Valtam" resurrects a volva and asks her a number of questions, the last of which reveals his true identity, Odin.
dreams (or nightmares; or Baldur's dreams; or Baldrs draumar; or the Dreamtime; or the Dreaming)