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|description=One of the three mighty gods (Odin, Hahnir and Lodur) who, while wandering on earth, found lying on the sea‐shore two human forms, motionless, speechless, and senseless. Odin gave them souls; Hahnir, motion and senses; and Lodur, blooming complexions. Thus were men created {{ | |description=One of the three mighty gods (Odin, Hahnir and Lodur) who, while wandering on earth, found lying on the sea‐shore two human forms, motionless, speechless, and senseless. Odin gave them souls; Hahnir, motion and senses; and Lodur, blooming complexions. Thus were men created {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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