In Egil's Saga, Egil composes a poem that honors Odin, this god and  this god's wife after his son Bodvar perishes.
In Egil's Saga, Egil composes a poem that honors Odin, this god and  this god's wife after his son Bodvar perishes. One of this god's children  Uth, owns a sacred stone. Snorri begins the Skaldskaparmal by pointing  out he is good at magic and describes how he attends a feast where Odin  uses glowing swords as torches - this figure then speaks with Bragi.  Snorri also tells of how he is the brother of the personifications of wind  and fire - (*) Karl and Logi. One kenning for gold is the "fire of" this figure.  This man's hall was underneath the island of Hlesey - that was where he was  served by Eldir and Fimafeng, the latter of whom was killed by Loki. For 10  points, name this Norse god of the sea.
In Egil's Saga, Egil composes a poem that honors Odin, this god and  this god's wife after his son Bodvar perishes.
Aegir [accept alternate names of Hler or Gymir]