He worshiped Christ as he had worshiped
Woden, and looked upon Him as a hero, only a little more powerful than the heroes of whom the minstrels sang.
In religion they had reached a moderately advanced state of heathenism, worshipping especially, it seems,
Woden, a 'furious' god as well as a wise and crafty one; the warrior Tiu; and the strong-armed Thunor
If we cannot at once rise to the sanctities of obedience and faith, let us at least resist our temptations; let us enter into the state of war and wake Thor and
Woden, courage and constancy, in our Saxon breasts.
Better had I turn to
Woden, Hertha, and Zernebock to Mista, and to Skogula, the gods of our yet unbaptized ancestors, than endure the dreadful anticipations which have of late haunted my waking and my sleeping hours!''
Fanatics linked to the far right
Woden's Folk are suspected of vandalising one landmark and have vowed to "take back" England's ancient locations.
Security is being stepped up after the far-right
Woden's Folk group held ceremonies at two locations, pledging to "take back ancient locations across England".
The fanatics called
Woden's Folk have vandalised one landmark and vowed to "take back" England's ancient locations.
Eight fire crews from across the Black Country raced to Wednesbury Trading Estate, in
Woden Road West, at around 9.50pm on Friday.
Thus I understood
Woden, Anglo-Saxon god of poetry (yes, and war, then throw in learning and magic too), to be officially forgotten, his rich complexities e-pushed onto an ice floe.
Growing up on a farm in the northern Iowa community of
Woden, Beryl Buffington learned at an early age how to make his own toys and keep himself entertained.
Police and ambulance crews were called to the pool at the junction of
Woden Road South and Hydes Road at 8pm.