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Norse Mythology: Kevin Crossley-Holland (1980)

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SOURCE: Introduction to The Norse Myths, Pantheon Books, 1980, pp. xiv-xli.

In this excerpt, Crossley-Holland describes the Norse pantheon and the primary sources for the Norse mythological tradition.

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