Othin

American

[oh-thin] / ˈoʊ ðɪn /

noun

Odin.

Othin British

/ ˈəʊðɪn /

noun

a variant of Odin

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Then a phalanx of bucklers did Othin set round me On Skatalund's heights, shields crimson and white,— Bade only that prince break the slumber that bound me Who knew naught of terror, nor shrank from the fight.

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This is stolen by Loki and given to Othin, who refuses to restore it to Freyja till she promises to bring about a perpetual battle between two mighty kings.

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Othin was the name of their King, and it was a great place for heathen sacrifices.

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Othin loved Freyja very much, and she was the fairest of all women in her day.

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He set off to Othin's home in Asgarth and became his man.

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