Sorry for the confusion. There is a lot of archaeological evidence connecting the symbol to Loki, but I don't have any specific articles to recommend for that, so I simply cited archaeological ...
One of the symbols used to represent Loki is that of two snakes, circling one another to form an ‘S’ shape, and biting the tail of the other (YEARS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE; SEE RUNDKVIST B...
The largest volcano in the solar system, located on Jupiter’s moon Io, is called Loki, named after Loki of Norse Mythology. There are several other volcanoes on the moon of Io, and all of the...
Of course! I hope this is a good way to do it - I’m not very tumblr-savvy… I’ve been meaning to start sourcing everything, but it will probably take a bit of time, since a lot of the in...
I'm so sorry for not responding sooner! The Laugardag/Saturday is also primarily from H.A. Guerber's Myths of the Norsemen. Loki's parentage is a bit trickier, because nearly every piece abou...
I've been meaning to start sourcing everything, but it will probably take a bit of time, since a lot of the information is just kind of my accumulated knowledge (I'll do my best though!). About...
Loki: A Humble Dose of Mythos: Cutting Sif's Hair: Some Musings on Loki's Motive : phospolarase : > loki-in-myth > : > > >> WARNING: THIS POST IS PURE SPECULATION. >> >> ...
The birth-mother of Fenrir, Hel, and Jormungandr is, for the most part, said to be Angrboda, with Loki as the father. I disagree with this claim, and believe Loki to be the birth-mother. Ther...
I really wish I could help you out, but as far as I have seen, there is very little description of Loki's physical appearance. Snorri Sturluson explicitly states that Loki is handsome, but that...
WARNING: THIS POST IS PURE SPECULATION. Since there are many gaps in modern knowledge of Norse mythology, some of the posts here will be more contemplative than informative. If you have some ...
The exact etymology and meaning of Loki’s name is not fully understood, but many researchers have guessed at different root words that may stem from or make up Loki’s name. Here are a few o...
Each day of the seven day week held a special significance to a god. Sunday was the day sacred to the Sun, Monday the Moon, Tuesday Tyr, Wednesday Odin, Thursday Thor, Friday Frigga, and Saturd...
Many of the figures in Norse mythology are known by several different names, as well as different phrases that describe them (called kennings). The following is a list of some that refer to Lok...
In the Norse creation mythology, the worlds were created mainly through the clashing of fire and ice, heat and moisture. Among the first beings in existence were the fire giant/deity Surtr, the...
A farmer entered into a game of chess with the Jotunn Skrymsli, and if the Jotunn won, the farmer had promised his only son as payment. Skrymsli ultimately did win, and announced he would come ...
Oh, hmm, tough to answer that. I've been studying Norse Mythology since about 2004, and it's not always easy to find the right sources. A lot of Norse Mythology has been tainted by Euhemerism...
When Loki gave birth to the wolf Fenrir, it was foretold that Fenrir would kill Odin one day in battle. Although kept among the gods at Asgard, Fenrir was designated their enemy before he had e...
One day, Odin, Hoenir, and Loki were travelling together across various lands. They came upon an otter by a river, and Loki slew and skinned the animal. Odin and Hoenir congratulated Loki on ...
One day, while borrowing Freyja’s falcon cloak Valsharmr, Loki came upon the jotunn Geirrodr’s expansive castle. Unfortunately, Loki was spotted, and seized before he could escape. Geirro...
Freyja, as a god of fertility like her brother, engaged in many sexual encounters, and Loki, who made it his business to know embarrassing stories of his fellow gods, was well aware of Freyja’s...