In a poem from the Book of the Flat Island, this deity journeys with the wolf-riding völva Hyndla order to discover the lineage of Óttar.
In Egil's saga, Thorgerd says that she will refuse to dine until she dines with this deity after learning of the death of her brother and of Egil's plan to give up living. The tears of this deity are said to turn into amber when they reach the sea. In a poem from the Book of the Flat Island, this deity journeys with the wolf-riding völva Hyndla order to discover the lineage of Óttar. This deity possesses a feathered (*) coat that can turn the wearer into a hawk, which is used in one instance to rescue the goddess of apples and youth, IÃ°unn ["I-thunn"], from the giant Thjazi. This goddess would have been married to a giant who built a fortress for Asgard had Loki not mated with and distracted that giant's horse SvaÃ°ilfari. This goddess slept with four dwarves in order to obtain the necklace Brisingamen. For 10 points, name this Norse goddess of sex, love, and beauty.
In Egil's saga, Thorgerd says that she will refuse to dine until she dines with this deity after learning of the death of her brother and of Egil's plan to give up living.
Freyja [accept any number of similar pronunciations, but not "Frigg"]