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Lodur
(Scand.)
The second personage in the trinity of gods in the Eddas of the Norsemen; and the father of the twelve great gods. It is Lodur who endows the first man — made of the ash‐tree (Ask), with blood and colour (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: The second personage in the trinity of gods in the Eddas of the Norsemen; and the father of the ...