The Northern Way

Sources

PRIMARY SOURCES
The Eddas
- The Poetic Edda (Bellows 1923)
- The Poetic Edda (Cottle 1797)
- The Poetic Edda (Thorpe 1866)
- The Prose Edda (Brodeur)
- Hávamál - Palm OS (Auden & Taylor 1969)
Histories & Chronicles
- The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
- Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England
- Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic and Civil wars
- Gutasaga
- History of the Franks
- History of the Lombards
- Life of Charlemagne
- The Life of King Alfred
- The Life of St Eligius
- Origo Gentium Langobardum
- The Origins and Deeds of the Goths
- Tacitus' Germania in English and Latin
- The Works of Gildas
Sagas and Epics
- Icelandic Family Sagas
- Kings' Sagas
- Legendary, Herioc and Imaginative Sagas
- Epic Poetry
- Miscellaneous
Old Icelandic, Old English, Texts
- Heliand in Old Saxon
- The Poetic Edda in Old Icelandic
- The Prose Edda in Old Icelandic
- Sagas and Tales in Old Icelandic
- Selected Corpus oof Anglo-Saxon Poetry
Misc Primary Sources
- Against the Heathen
- Anglo-Saxon Metrical Charms
- Conversions
- De Correctione Rusticorum
- First and Second Merseburg Charms
- Ingimund´s Invasion
- The King´s Mirror
- Lokka Táttur
- Misc. Lore Translations
- Omont Fragment
- The Rune Poems
- Sigurd the Dragon–Slayer
- Song and Legend from the Middle Ages
- Theoderic
- Icelandic Sagas vol 3
- Stories and Ballads of the far past
- Viking Tales
SECONDARY SOURCES
Eddic Poetry
- The Elder Edda
- The Home of the Eddic Lays
- The Völuspá
Finnish Tradition
- The Kalevala
Folklore and Fairy Tales
- Contributions to the Study of Odin
- Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Anderson
- Grimms' Household Tales
- Loke in Younger Tradition
- The Norse King's Bridal
- Popular tales from the Norse
- Summer Legends
Germanic Studies
- The Early Kings of Norway
- Guthones (The Goths)
- A History of the Vikings
- Honor in German Literature
- The Invasion of Europe by the Barbarians
- The Roman and the Teuton
Indo–European and General Medieval
- Paganism and Pagan Survivals in Spain
- The Swastika
Law and Ethics
- The Anglo–Saxon Dooms
- Germanic Laws and Medieval Documents
- Corpus juris Sueogotorum antiqui
- The Law of the Salian Franks
- Lex Frisionum
- The Visigothic Code
- Miscellaneous Law Texts
Mythology
- Grimm's Teutonic Mythology
Religion, Culture and History
- The Cult of Nerthus
- The Cult of Othin
- The Culture of the Teutons
- The Religion of the Northmen
- The Religion of Ancient Scandinavia
Modern Retellings and Poetry
- Angliad
- Balder Dead
- Heroes of the Olden Time
- The Norse King's Bridal
Runes
- Runes around the North Sea and on the Continent
- Swedish Vikings in England
Saga Studies
- Proverbs in the Old Icelandic Sagas
- The Icelandic Sagas
Skaldic Poetry
- Haraldr the Hard–Ruler
- Poetical inspiration in Old Norse and Old English poetry
- Skaldic Verse and Anglo–Saxon History
- Skaldic Versifying and Social Discrimination in Medieval Iceland
Misc Secondary Sources
- Viktor Rydberg
- Viking Society for Northern Research
- Back Issues of Saga–Book
- Old–Lore Miscellany
- Grimm Centenary
Links
- The Avalon Project
- The Doner Institute
- Tjatsi
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The Anglo-Saxon Dooms

Text obtained at the Medieval Sourcebook. Format and coding by Northvegr.

The Laws of Æthelberht, King of Kent 560-616 A.D.

The Laws of Kings Hlothhære and Eadric 673-686 A.D.

The Laws of King Wihtræd 690-725 A.D.

The Laws of King Alfred 871-901 A.D.

The Laws of King Edward the Elder, 901-924 A.D.

The Laws of Alfred, Guthrum, and Edward the Elder

The North People's Law

Mercian Law

The Laws of King Athelstan 924-939 A.D.

The Laws of King Edmund I 939-946 A.D.

The Laws of King Edgar 959-975 A.D.

Glossary I and Manuscript History

Glossary II