Woden or Wodan, name of a god of Germanic paganism
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Odin (also known as Wuotan or Woden in Anglo-Saxon myth) was the highest/holiest God in Norse mythology. He … | Odin norse mythology, Norse mythology, Odin and thor
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Divinities and Cults: Clerics of Woden, Part I
This early 1900s illustration shows Woden. The caption: Woden was the chief god of the ancient Germans. This ideal statue-figure represents the mighty god seated on his throne. His head is bowed
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Wodensdaeg, an Anglo-Saxon day in the English New Style calendar.
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