One attendant of this deity wears a golden snood and, in the Merseburg Incantation, helped heal the horse of Phol. Another attendant of this deity rode a horse whose name, meaning "hoof-thrower", is Hofvarpnir. Sometimes identified with the physician Eir, this deity was attended by Gna and Fulla, and is the only one other than its owner to be able to sit on Hlidskjalf. Scholars have proposed various theories about this deity's association with springs and swamps based on the name of her hall, Fensalir. In the Lokasenna, Loki calls this deity out for sleeping with Vili and Ve, the brothers of her husband. The giantess Thokk was the only one to deny her pleas to weep for her son, who'd fallen victim to a mistletoe dagger. For 10 points, ident
One attendant of this deity wears a golden snood and, in the Merseburg Incantation, helped heal the horse of Phol. Another attendant of this deity rode a horse whose name, meaning "hoof-thrower", is Hofvarpnir. Sometimes identified with the physician Eir, this deity was attended by Gna and Fulla, and is the only one other than its owner to be able to sit on Hlidskjalf. Scholars have proposed various theories about this deity's association with springs and swamps based on the name of her hall, Fensalir. In the Lokasenna, Loki calls this deity out for sleeping with Vili and Ve, the brothers of her husband. The giantess Thokk was the only one to deny her pleas to weep for her son, who'd fallen victim to a mistletoe dagger. For 10 points, identify this Norse deity, the mother of Hoder and Baldur and the wife of Odin.
One attendant of this deity wears a golden snood and, in the Merseburg Incantation, helped heal the horse of Phol.
Frigg [or Frigga; or Fricka]