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Aegishjalmur in the Rune Circle

The Aegishjalmur finds within the mythological literature in the verses
16 and 17 as well as in the prose after stanza 44 of the Fáfnismál, in the prose
Verse 14 of the Reginsmál and in section '' Frá Fáfni, Regin ok Sigurði '' the
Skáldskaparmál mention.

A magic book credits him with the power to overcome the enemy,
to appease another, emerging dispute.

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Material: bronze
Dimensions: about 28 x 28mm

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