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Any Norse magician with divinatory powers is called a '''volva''' ("prophetess"; plural, '''volur'''). These include the [[seithkonur]] and (unspecified) others.<ref>''[[Rival Magic]]'', p. 107, "Norse Magicians" (inset)</ref> | {{stub}} | ||
Any Norse magician with divinatory powers is called a '''volva''' ("prophetess"; plural, '''volur'''). These include the [[seithr|seithkonur]] and (unspecified) others.<ref>''[[Rival Magic]]'', p. 107, "Norse Magicians" (inset)</ref> | |||
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Any Norse magician with divinatory powers is called a volva ("prophetess"; plural, volur). These include the seithkonur and (unspecified) others.[1]
References
- ↑ Rival Magic, p. 107, "Norse Magicians" (inset)