Original sentence: " (Gesta Danorum, Book I).In the 13th century, Saxo Grammaticus, in the service of Archbishop Absalon in Denmark, presented in his Latin language work Gesta Danorum euhemerized accounts of Thor and Odin as cunning sorcerers that, Saxo states, had fooled the people of Norway, Sweden and Denmark into their recognition as gods:.Thor is also mentioned in numerous sagas, which made use of skaldic poetry and oral traditions
Edited sentence: " (Gesta Danorum, Book I) Given how Christians called Odin and Thor "devils" and "fiends" (ec forsacho allum dioboles uuercum and uuordum, Thunaer ende Uuöden ende Saxnote ende allum them unholdum the hira genötas sint), Saxo's comments are not that bad.Gesta Danorum.Saxo Grammaticus, a clerk of Archbishop Absalon wrote in his books (in Latin) that Thor and Odin are just cunning sorcerers who borrowed the name of Greek and Latin gods to trick Scandinavian people into worshiping them:.They were sources which made use of skaldic poetry and oral traditions.Thor is also mentioned in 12th-15th century sources consisting of the sagas and Danish chronicles