At the beginning of this work, the title figure declares "I born of giants remember from times long ago, those which first gave me life in Etin-home" and claims to remember nine worlds and nine giant women. Six of its stanzas are simply a catalogue of dwarves, of whom the mightiest is Motsognir, and it later notes repeatedl
At the beginning of this work, the title figure declares "I born of giants remember from times long ago, those which first gave me life in Etin-home" and claims to remember nine worlds and nine giant women. Six of its stanzas are simply a catalogue of dwarves, of whom the mightiest is Motsognir, and it later notes repeatedly that "Garm bays without end in front of Gnipa" while describing the events of ►Ragnarok. FTP, name this first part of the Poetic Edda, also known as the Prophecy of the Seeress.
At the beginning of this work, the title figure declares "I born of giants remember from times long ago, those which first gave me life in Etin-home" and claims to remember nine worlds and nine giant women.
Voluspa (or Prophecy of the Seeress/Seeress's Prophecy before it's said; prompt Poetic Edda)  