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Hyperboreans Ignorance of Southerners in regard to Northmen Pytheas; his travels ;his voyage to Thule The search for Thule How the people lived 2,200 years ago -T he Lung of the Sea, meaning of term Pytheas a scientific traveller Professor Nilsson Phoenicians in the North; their religion Superstitions of Northern people reflect the older faith The Kimbri Wulfstan and Ohthere Alfred shistory of Orosius Northmen swaim southwards ;the Romans defeat them I deas in regard to Scandinavia Amber beads the cause of a better knowledge being gained The Skalds The Goths The earlier inhabitants of the North The days of the week ;their names The gods Odins faith ;its precepts ;his character; his favour given to the rich The Norrsena Mai The A ryans Our A ryan forefathers Runes The Veeringjar The Vikingar. PART I. HYPERBOREANS. The Hyperboreans.
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