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In Norse mythology, the Horses of the Æsir are ridden by the gods. They are mentioned in the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda.

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rdfs:label	Corceles de los Æsir (es) Horses of the Æsir (en) Cavalcature degli Æsir (it)
rdfs:comment	In Norse mythology, the Horses of the Æsir are ridden by the gods. They are mentioned in the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda. (en) Los corceles de los Æsir son los caballos que cabalgan los dioses de la mitología nórdica y se mentan en Grímnismál y Gylfaginning: (es) Nella mitologia norrena, ognuno degli Æsir aveva una cavalcatura, solitamente un cavallo, che usava per recarsi ogni giorno al frassino Yggdrasill per tenere consiglio con gli altri dèi. Queste cavalcature sono citate sia nel Grímnismál che nel Gylfaginning. Tuttavia in entrambi i poemi, non è specificato a quale divinità appartenga ogni singolo animale: La prima parte dell'Edda in prosa di Snorri Sturluson, il Gylfaginning recita: (it)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Blóðughófi Æsir Kálfsvísa Norse mythology Freyr Horses in Norse mythology Snorri Sturluson Glad (Norse mythology) Falhófnir Glær Heimdall Jötunn Thor Poetic Edda Grímnismál Hrungnir Merseburg charms Móði and Magni Sleipnir Gullfaxi Gulltoppr Gylfaginning Gyllir Prose Edda Hófvarpnir Gná Þulur
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/pre/pre04.htm https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=s_kqAAAAMAAJ&q=Sillfrintopp+and+Sinir%23v=onepage&q=Sinir&f=false
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has abstract	In Norse mythology, the Horses of the Æsir are ridden by the gods. They are mentioned in the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda. (en) Los corceles de los Æsir son los caballos que cabalgan los dioses de la mitología nórdica y se mentan en Grímnismál y Gylfaginning: (es) Nella mitologia norrena, ognuno degli Æsir aveva una cavalcatura, solitamente un cavallo, che usava per recarsi ogni giorno al frassino Yggdrasill per tenere consiglio con gli altri dèi. Queste cavalcature sono citate sia nel Grímnismál che nel Gylfaginning. Tuttavia in entrambi i poemi, non è specificato a quale divinità appartenga ogni singolo animale: La prima parte dell'Edda in prosa di Snorri Sturluson, il Gylfaginning recita: (it)
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