The Lay of the Nibelung Men
Tr. from the Old German text, by Arthur S. Way. 1911.
This passage tells of Siegfried’s defeat of the dragon and gaining of miraculous near-invulnerability almost as an afterthought to his winning of the hoard in a separate adventure. The tales are told by Hagen, a fearsome Odin-like figure.
This passage tells of Siegfried’s defeat of the dragon and gaining of miraculous near-invulnerability almost as an afterthought to his winning of the hoard in a separate adventure. The tales are told by Hagen, a fearsome Odin-like figure.
This passage tells of Siegfried’s defeat of the dragon and gaining of miraculous near-invulnerability almost as an afterthought to his winning of the hoard in a separate adventure. The tales are told by Hagen, a fearsome Odin-like figure.
This passage tells of Siegfried’s defeat of the dragon and gaining of miraculous near-invulnerability almost as an afterthought to his winning of the hoard in a separate adventure. The tales are told by Hagen, a fearsome Odin-like figure.
| Metadata | Details |
|---|---|
| Item Type | Book |
| Title | The Lay of the Nibelung Men |
| Short Title | Nibelungenlied |
| Creator | Tr. from the Old German text, by Arthur S. Way |
| Publication Date | 1911 |
| Call Number | Y 9565 .N519 |
| Location | General Collections |