The One-Eyed God: Odin and the (Indo-)Germanic Männerbünde

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"A Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Cornell University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy." http://jies.org/DOCS/monojpgs/Mon36.html Front Cover ......Page 1 Title Page ......Page 2 Copyright ......Page 3 Authoress) Biographical Sketch ......Page 4 Acknowledgements ......Page 5 Table of Contents ......Page 7 Preface ......Page 14 Chapter 1. Grandaevus altero orbus oculo ......Page 16 1.1 - The eye in the well ......Page 17 1.2.1 - Blindr: blind or weak-sighted ......Page 18 1.2.2 - Other possible heiti ......Page 20 1.2.3 - 'Blind', not 'the Blinder' ......Page 21 1.3.1 - Snorri and Saxo ......Page 23 1.3.2 - Wodan, Woden, et al. ......Page 24 1.3.3 - Iconography ......Page 25 PART I - Herjann ......Page 30 2.1 - Snorri's description of the Einheriar ......Page 32 2.2 - The word einheriar ......Page 35 2.3 - Herr and Herjann ......Page 37 2.4 - PIE *koryonos ......Page 40 2.5 - Thor Einheri and the Einherjar ......Page 41 Chapter 3. Der Schimmelreiter ......Page 44 3.1 - The Host and the Hunt ......Page 45 3.2.1 - Review of the scholarship ......Page 46 3.2.2 - The Dead and the living ......Page 50 3.3 - Age sets and ancestor cult ......Page 52 3.4.1 - Masks and ancestor cult ......Page 55 3.4.2 - Demon horses ......Page 63 3.4.3 - The Rider-god ......Page 66 3.4.4 - The Ancestors bring blessings ......Page 69 3.5 - Feasts of the Changing Year ......Page 70 3.6 - Harlequin ......Page 76 4.1 - Harii ......Page 81 4.2 - Chatti ......Page 83 4.2.1 - Weihekrieger ......Page 84 4.2.1.1 - Civilis ......Page 89 4.2.1.2 - Haraldr hárfagr ......Page 91 4.3 - The hairstyles of the Suevi ......Page 92 4.4 - Procopius and Ammianus on youthful warriors ......Page 95 4.4.1 - An analog from Doric Greece ......Page 100 4.5 - The liminal state ......Page 103 4.5.1 - Exiting marge ......Page 106 4.6.1 - An initiation scenario in Völsungasaga ......Page 110 4.6.2 - Daemon warriors among the Chatti ......Page 116 4.6.3 - Two armies of the dead ......Page 118 4.7 - Mercurius ......Page 121 4.7.1 - Hermes at the boundaries of space and time ......Page 124 5.1 - *wōþ- ......Page 128 5.2 - Óđr ......Page 134 5.3 - Óđinn ......Page 136 5.3.1.1 - Examples ......Page 138 5.3.1.2 - A 'Führersuffix'? ......Page 139 5.3.1.3 - The suffix -no- in divine names ......Page 140 5.4 - Poets' god and Rune-master ......Page 141 5.5 - Ecstasy, Possession, Inspiration, Madness ......Page 145 5.5.1 - Ecstasy ......Page 147 5.5.2 - Furor Heroicus ......Page 150 5.5.3 - War-Dances ......Page 153 5.5.4.1 - Mysterium and Mimus in the Anabasis ......Page 158 5.5.4.2 - The Sword-Dance in Germania ......Page 161 5.5.4.3 - Mars and the Salii ......Page 167 5.5.4.4 - Κούρητες, Κουρήτες, and Κορύβαντες ......Page 173 5.5.4.5 - The Maruts ......Page 179 5.5.4.6 - Some Conclusions ......Page 184 5.6 - Veratýr ......Page 185 6.1 - Equites and pedites ......Page 191 6.2 - Village and Forest ......Page 195 7.1 - Raubrecht ......Page 203 7.2 - The Manes ......Page 209 7.3 - Animal transformations ......Page 210 7.4- 'Έκστάσις ......Page 214 7.5.1 - Festivals ......Page 217 7.5.2 - Seasonal activities ......Page 221 7.6.1 - Small bands ......Page 224 7.6.2 - Groups of 50 ......Page 226 7.7.1 - Weihekrieger ......Page 230 7.7.2 - Men without property ......Page 231 7.7.3 - Robbers and riff-raff ......Page 232 7.7.4 - Männerbund and Gefolgschaft ......Page 233 8.1 - Wolf and Dog ......Page 237 8.2 - Ethnonymns and Männerbünde ......Page 238 8.2.1.1 - An historical example ......Page 239 8.2.1.2 - Mythical foundation stories ......Page 240 8.2.1.3 - The ver sacrum ......Page 243 8.2.2 - Cyrus, the founder of the Persian Empire ......Page 246 8.2.3.1 - Ethnic names ......Page 248 8.2.3.2 [print page 246 missing] ......Page 261 8.2.3.3 [print page 252 missing] ......Page 267 8.3.1 - The Lombards ......Page 275 8.3.2 - Germanic wolf-names ......Page 278 8.3.3 - Irish dog and wolf names ......Page 281 8.3.4 - Greek heroes with wolf-names ......Page 287 8.3.6 - Serbian wolf-men ......Page 292 8.4 - Κυνοκέφαλοι ......Page 293 8.5- Αλκιμώτατοι κύνες ......Page 299 8.6- Ver sacrum bei den (Indo-)Germanen? ......Page 305 8.7 - Canine / lupine qualities ......Page 309 Chapter 9. The god of the *koryos ......Page 318 9.1 - India ......Page 321 9.2 - Iran ......Page 323 9.2.1 - Ossetes ......Page 328 9.4 - Balts and Slavs ......Page 329 9.5 - Greece ......Page 331 4.6.1 [sc.: 9.6.1] - Mars ......Page 336 4.6.2 [sc.: 9.6.2] - Faunus ......Page 340 4.6.3 [sc.: 9.6.3] - Veiovis ......Page 342 9.7 - *teutā-god and *koryos-god. ......Page 344 9.8 - Un rite d'agrégation ......Page 347 10.1 - An oath-brotherhood ......Page 353 10.2 - Vrātya clothing and weapons ......Page 355 10.4.1 - The education of a brahman ......Page 357 10.5.1 - Vrātyastoma and sattra ......Page 359 10.5.2 - Sattra ......Page 360 10.5.3 - Daksinā ......Page 362 10.5.4 - Vrātyas and sattrins ......Page 365 Chapter 11. Rudra ......Page 366 11.1 - Rudra's armies ......Page 368 11.1.1.1 - The rudras ......Page 370 11.1.1.2 - The Maruts ......Page 372 11.1.1.2.1 - A troop ......Page 374 11.1.1.2.2 - The Maruts are both like and unlike Rudra ......Page 375 11.1.1.2.3 - The Maruts as *koryos ......Page 378 2.1.1.2.4 [sc.: 11.1.1.2.4] - I-Ir. *marįa- ......Page 379 11.1.1.2.5 - Marut epithets ......Page 380 11.1.1.2.6 - Priestly activities ......Page 381 11.1.2 - War-god ......Page 382 11.2 - The Wild Hunter ......Page 384 11.3 - Canis ......Page 386 11.3.1 - Dogs and the Lord of Dogs ......Page 388 11.3.2 - Dasarā ......Page 391 11.3.3 - Le jeu du Cheval ......Page 395 11.3.4 - Têtes coupées ......Page 397 11.3.5 - The hunter with the spear ......Page 399 11.3.6 - Some conclusions ......Page 400 11.4 - Death ......Page 402 11.5 - Fertility ......Page 403 11.7 - The Feast of the Changing Year ......Page 405 11.7.1 - The Dragon-Slayer ......Page 408 11.7.2 - Initiation ......Page 410 11.1.9 [sc.: 11.8] - Natarāja ......Page 412 11.9 - Ekavrātya ......Page 413 12.1 - The Sūlagava sacrifice ......Page 417 12.1.1 - Two stories ......Page 418 12.2 - The dice game in early India ......Page 423 12.2.1 - The 'dice' ......Page 424 12.2.2 - How it was played ......Page 425 12.1.4 [sc.: 12.2.4] - The dog and the dog-killer ......Page 426 12.2.4.1 - Kali, the dog ......Page 428 12.2.4.2 - Kali eko'ksah and ekāksa ......Page 429 12.2.4.3 - The One and the Dog ......Page 430 12.3 - The ritual dice game ......Page 432 12.4.1 - Sabhā and irina ......Page 435 12.4.2 - Sabhā and solstice ......Page 436 12.4.3 - Herjann ......Page 438 Chapter 13. Darkness, dogs, and death ......Page 443 Excursus. One-eyed / blind gods and men ......Page 461 Conclusion [present only in Table of Contents] ......Page 462 Chapter 14. The Wolf-god and the Eye in the Well ......Page 463 Primary ......Page 473 Dictionaries, Grammars, and 'Handbooks' ......Page 476 Secondary Works Cited ......Page 479