Gareth Lloyd Evans is Associate Professor of Old Norse at the University of Oxford and Official Fellow and Tutor in English at St John’s College, OxfordBrynja Þorgeirsdóttir is Assistant Professor of Icelandic Literature at the University of IcelandCarolyne Larrington is Emeritus Professor of Medieval European Literature at the University of Oxford and Emeritus Research Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford

• Introduction1 angr, hryggr (sadness) – Edel Maria Porter2 ást (Christian love) – Siân Grønlie3 ást, elska, unna (Secular love) – Sif Rikhardsdottir4 aumka, líkn, sampíning (compassion) – Ásdís Egilsdóttir5 berserksgangr and víghugr (going berserk and the killing mood) – Gareth Lloyd Evans6 girnd (desire) – Alexander Wilson7 gleði (happiness, joy) – Carolyne Larrington8 harmr, ho¨rmung, sorg, tregi (grief) – Kristen Mills9 leiðask, leiðendi, viðbjóðr (disgust) – Rebecca Merkelbach10 ofsi (pride) – Kate Olley11 ótti (fear) – Teodoro Manrique Antón12 reiði (anger) – George Manning13 skomm, skammask (shame) – Brynja ÞorgeirsdóttirIndex

Gareth Lloyd Evans is Associate Professor of Old Norse at the University of Oxford and Official Fellow and Tutor in English at St John’s College, OxfordBrynja Þorgeirsdóttir is Assistant Professor of Icelandic Literature at the University of IcelandCarolyne Larrington is Emeritus Professor of Medieval European Literature at the University of Oxford and Emeritus Research Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford

• Introduction1 angr, hryggr (sadness) – Edel Maria Porter2 ást (Christian love) – Siân Grønlie3 ást, elska, unna (Secular love) – Sif Rikhardsdottir4 aumka, líkn, sampíning (compassion) – Ásdís Egilsdóttir5 berserksgangr and víghugr (going berserk and the killing mood) – Gareth Lloyd Evans6 girnd (desire) – Alexander Wilson7 gleði (happiness, joy) – Carolyne Larrington8 harmr, ho¨rmung, sorg, tregi (grief) – Kristen Mills9 leiðask, leiðendi, viðbjóðr (disgust) – Rebecca Merkelbach10 ofsi (pride) – Kate Olley11 ótti (fear) – Teodoro Manrique Antón12 reiði (anger) – George Manning13 skomm, skammask (shame) – Brynja ÞorgeirsdóttirIndex

Gareth Lloyd Evans is Associate Professor of Old Norse at the University of Oxford and Official Fellow and Tutor in English at St John’s College, OxfordBrynja Þorgeirsdóttir is Assistant Professor of Icelandic Literature at the University of IcelandCarolyne Larrington is Emeritus Professor of Medieval European Literature at the University of Oxford and Emeritus Research Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford

• Introduction1 angr, hryggr (sadness) – Edel Maria Porter2 ást (Christian love) – Siân Grønlie3 ást, elska, unna (Secular love) – Sif Rikhardsdottir4 aumka, líkn, sampíning (compassion) – Ásdís Egilsdóttir5 berserksgangr and víghugr (going berserk and the killing mood) – Gareth Lloyd Evans6 girnd (desire) – Alexander Wilson7 gleði (happiness, joy) – Carolyne Larrington8 harmr, ho¨rmung, sorg, tregi (grief) – Kristen Mills9 leiðask, leiðendi, viðbjóðr (disgust) – Rebecca Merkelbach10 ofsi (pride) – Kate Olley11 ótti (fear) – Teodoro Manrique Antón12 reiði (anger) – George Manning13 skomm, skammask (shame) – Brynja ÞorgeirsdóttirIndex