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Gladsheim

Gladsheim (v. isl. Glaðsheimr, « maison lumineuse » ou « monde éclatant »[1]) est dans la mythologie nordique un temple, qualifié dans l'Edda de Snorri Sturluson comme le mieux construit qui soit sur terre, et aussi le plus grand. Il se situe au centre d'Idavoll, et fut construit par Odin et les autres Ases. À l'intérieur se trouvent douze sièges pour les douze Ases principaux, en plus du trône d'Odin. Ces douze Ases sont:

  1. Snorri Sturluson, L'Edda : Récits de mythologie nordique, trad., intr. et notes François-Xavier Dillmann, Paris, Gallimard, cop. 1991. 231 p. L'Aube des peuples. (ISBN 2-07-072114-0).
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