スノッリのエッダ
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- 英語
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- 完全な作品
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- 著者自身による
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この作品を引用
- APAスノッリ・ストゥルルソン. (n.d.). スノッリのエッダ. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/snorri-sturluson/the-prose-edda-younger-edda
- MLAスノッリ・ストゥルルソン. "スノッリのエッダ." SigPhi, https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/snorri-sturluson/the-prose-edda-younger-edda.
- Chicagoスノッリ・ストゥルルソン. スノッリのエッダ. SigPhi. https://sigphiai.com/ja/works/snorri-sturluson/the-prose-edda-younger-edda.
何についての本か
『散文のエッダ』(一二二〇年頃)。北欧神話を、一人のキリスト教徒が書いたもの。
背景と歴史
スノッリはアイスランドの政治家で、これを詩人のための手引きとして書いた。オーディンが誰かを知らなければ、スカルド詩の比喩は意味をなさないからである。北欧の神々について我々が知ることのほとんどすべてはここから来ており、したがって、もうそれを信じていない人の濾過を通って来ている。
これは編集上の背景であり、引用できる典拠ではありません。作品本文の一節とは異なり、これらの記述はコーパスで検証できません。
1. In the beginning Almighty God created heaven and earth, and all things that belong to them, and last he made two human beings, from whom the races are descended (Adam and Eve), and their children multiplied and spread over all the world. But in the course of time men became unequal; some were good and right-believing, but many more turned them after the lusts of the world and heeded not God’s laws; and for this reason God drowned the world in the flood, and all that was quick in the world, except those who were in the ark with Noah. After the flood of Noah there lived eight men, who inhabited the world, and from them the races are descended; and now, as before, they increased and filled the world, and there were very many men who loved to covet wealth and power, but turned away from obedience to God, and so much did they do this that they would not name God. And who could then tell their sons of the wonderful works of God? So it came to pass that they lost God’s name; and in the wide world the man was not to be found who could tell of his Maker. But, nevertheless, God gave them earthly-gifts, wealth and happiness, that should be with them in the world; he also shared wisdom among them, so that they understood all earthly things, and all kinds that might be seen in the air and on the earth. This they thought upon, and wondered at, how it could come to pass that the earth and the beasts and the birds had the same nature in some things but still were unlike in manners.