Loki flyting in Aegir's Hall by Emil Doepler 1905
Loki spake:
26. "Be silent, Frigg! | thou art Fjorgyn's wife,
But ever lustful in love;
For Vili and Ve, | thou wife of Vithrir,
Both in thy bosom have lain."
Frigg spake:
27. "If a son like Baldr | were by me now,
Here within Ægir's hall,
From the sons of the Gods | thou shouldst go not forth
Till thy fierceness in fight were tried."
Loki spake:
28. "Thou wilt then, Frigg, | that further I tell
Of the ill that now I know;
Mine is the blame | that Baldr no more
Thou seest ride home to the hall."
-Lokasenna 26-28
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| Emil Doepler illustration from Walhall: Die Götterwelt der Germanen (The Gods of the Teutons) 1905 |
Source:
https://digital.library.cornell.edu/catalog/ss:548463
https://boudicca.de/site/de/gmedia-album/emil-doepler/
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