Saxo-Grammaticus describes how this goddess's husband went into  exile after he hanged all of this woman's smiths.
Saxo-Grammaticus describes how this goddess's husband went into  exile after he hanged all of this woman's smiths. Her only appearance in  The Volsung Saga is when Rerir prays to her, and she sends the giantess  named Hijod to help with fertility problems. In The Prose Edda, the fifth  Asynjur enumerated is a virgin attendant of this goddess, whose hair  flows freely, has a golden headband, and (*) shares this woman's secrets.  This woman knows men's fates but does not engage in prophecy. This figure's  servants include the rider of Hofvarpnir, Gna. This woman left her hall at  Fensalir in order to make her son immune to everything in the world except  for an object west of Valhalla, which Loki used to kill him. For 10 points, name  this mother of Baldr, the wife of Odin.
Saxo-Grammaticus describes how this goddess's husband went into  exile after he hanged all of this woman's smiths.
Frigga