Chapter II

NAMES FROM TEUTON MYTHOLOGY 285
§ 1. Guth 285
2. The Aasir 289
3. Odin, or Grîmr 292
4. Frey 294
5. Thor 300
6. Baldur and Hodur 303
7. Tyr 305
8. Heimdall 308
9. Will 311
10. Hilda 317
11. Ve 320
12. Gerda 321
13. Œgir 322
14. Ing—Seaxnot 324
15. Eormen 326
16. Erce 328
17. Amal 329
18. Forefathers 331

CHAPTER III.

NAMES FROM OBJECTS CONNECTED WITH MYTHOLOGY 334
§ 1. Day 334
2. The Wolf 335
3. Eber, the Boar 337
4. The Bear 338
5. The Horse 340
6. The Eagle 342
7. The Raven 344
8. The Swan 345
9. The Serpent 346
10. Kettle 347
11. Weapon Names 348
12. Thought 352

CHAPTER IV.

HEROIC NAMES OF THE NIBELUNG 355
§ 1. The Nibelung 355
2. Sigurd 356
3. Brynhild 359
4. Gunther 362
5. Hagen 364
6. Ghiseler 365
7. Ghernot 367
8. Folker 370
9. Dankwart 371
10. Theodoric 372
11. Uta, Ortwin 375
12. Sintram 379
13. Elberich 380

CHAPTER V.

THE KARLING ROMANCES 383
§ 1. The Paladins 383
2. Charles 384
3. Roland, &c. 387
4. Renaud 394
5. Richard 399
6. Astolfo 400
7. Ogier le Danois 402
8. Louis 403

CHAPTER VI.

DESCRIPTIVE NAMES 408
§ 1. Nobility 408
2. Command 413
3. Brightness 414
4. War 416
5. Protection 419
6. Power 421
7. Affection 426
8. Appearance 427
9. Locality 429
10. Life 433

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PART VII.

NAMES FROM THE SLAVONIC 435
§ 1. Slavonic Races 435
2. Slavonian Mythology 438
3. Warlike Names 440
4. Names of Might 441
5. Names of Virtue 443
6. Names of Affection 444
7. Names from the Appearance 445