The early 1900s caption reads: "" Thjassi the giant, in his eagle plumage, flew down and caught up Iduna."" Idun is the goddess of youth - her name means ""giver of eternal youth. The other gods get golden apples from her. She stores them in a basket, and they keep the gods young until the end of the world. Idun is the daughter of the dwarf Ivald and she is married to Bragi.
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The early 1900s caption reads: "" Thjassi the giant, in his eagle plumage, flew down and caught up Iduna."" Idun is the goddess of youth - her name means ""giver of eternal youth. The other gods get golden apples from her. She stores them in a basket, and they keep the gods young until the end of the world. Idun is the daughter of the dwarf Ivald and she is married to Bragi.

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UMG25A06_121

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Droits gérés

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47,7Mo (2,9Mo) / 27,7cm x 43,2cm / 3268 x 5100 (300dpi)

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Thjassi the giant thjassi eagle plumage god Idun keeper apples immortality dwarf ivald bragi norse Scandinavian myth mythology legend Scandinavia ancient gods ancient deities

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