For 10 points, name this Norse god of oaths and justice, who sacrificed his hand to restrain the Fenris Wolf, and who lends his name to the third day of the week.
The Rudyard Kipling poem "Song of the Men's Side" pays homage to this deity, while another poem claims that he "is some token" that "holds troth well with athelings. " The Lokasenna suggests he had a consort, Zisa, whom Tacitus associated with Isis. This god's rune, an upward arrow, could partly explain his association with Mars. He also facilitated the Aesir's plan to make use of a powerful ribbon made out of a fish's breath and some other strange ingredients, Gleipner. For 10 points, name this Norse god of oaths and justice, who sacrificed his hand to restrain the Fenris Wolf, and who lends his name to the third day of the week.
The Rudyard Kipling poem "Song of the Men's Side" pays homage to this deity, while another poem claims that he "is some token" that "holds troth well with athelings. "
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