C

Cacus (kā′kus). Hrungnir compared to, [352]

Caduceus (ka-dū′ce-us). Gambantein compared to, [357]

Cain’s Hunt. The Wild Hunt, [26]

Calais (kal′ā). Mannigfual passes, [235]

Calypso (ka-lip′so). Compared to Holda, [350]

Camomile (kam′ō-mīl). Called “Balder’s brow,” [197]

Capitoline (cap′i-tol-ine) Hill. Vitellius slain on, [88]

Carthage (car′thage). Compared to Seeland, [350]

Castor (cas′tor). Compared to Erp, Sörli, and Hamdir, [365]

Cattegat (kat′e-gat). Ægir dwells in, [185], [359]

Caucasus (kaw′ka-sus). Loki’s punishment compared to Prometheus’s on the, [361]

Celtic (kel′tik). Origin of the language, [342]

Cephalus (sef′a-lus). A personification of the sun, [345]

Cerberus (sẽr′be-rus). Analogy of Garm and, [359]

Ceres (sē′rēz). Compared to Rinda, [345]; compared to Frigga, [348]; compared to Groa, [352]; personification of earth, [360]

Ceryneian Stag (ser-i-nē′an). Story of, [344]

Changelings. Recipe for riddance of, [24], [244]

Chaos (kā′os). World rose from, [2]; analogy between Greek and Northern conception of, [344]

Chariot. Sun and moon, [7]; night and day, [8]; Irmin’s, [30]; Holda’s, [55]; Nerthus’s, [57]; Thor’s, [62], [68], [78]; Frey’s, [118]; Freya’s, [135]; comparison between chariots of Greek and Northern gods, [345]

Charlemagne (shär′le-mān). Leader of Wild Hunt, [25], [26]; Bertha, mother of, [56]; Freya’s temple destroyed by, [136]; sword of, [179]

Charles V. Alva, general of, [89]

Charles’s Wain. Same as Great Bear, [30]

Charon (kā′ron). Compared to Mōdgud, [359]

Charybdis (ka-rib′dis). Northern parallel to, [353]

Cheru (kẽr′ū). Same as Tyr, [87]; sword of, [87]–89; Heimdall same as, [151]

Cheruski (ke-rus′kē). The worship of the, [87]

Chiron (ki′ron). Compared to Gripir, [363]

Christ. Peace of Frodi at birth of, [128]

Christianity. Attempts to introduce, [55], [89], [137], [233]

Christians. Easter feast, [55]; Norsemen in contact with, [340]

Christiansoë. Formation of, [236]

Christmas. Wild Hunt at, [24]; Bertha’s visit at, [57]; Yule now called, [128]; trolls celebrate, [234]

Clio (klī′ō). Same as Saga, [349]

Colchis (kol′kis). Argo sails to, [352]

Cologne (ko-lōn′). Odin visits, [87]

Coronis (ko-rō′nis). Ratatosk compared to crow in story of, [347]

Cretan Labyrinth. Compared to Völund’s house, [358]

Crete (krēt). Odin’s tomb at Upsala compared to Jupiter’s in, [349]

Cyclops (si′klops). Compared to Loki, [354]; to Northern dwarfs, [362]

Cynthia (sin′thi-ȧ). Mani compared to, [345]