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sense than the proper noun T‡r, and I propose t‡r = Loki in stanza 4 and t‡r =
fiórr (or Loki, perhaps) in stanza 33, which means that the one-handed T‡r
plays no part in Hymiskvi›a.18
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18 I would like to thank Dr. Douglas A. Brotchie, Reynir Þór Eggertsson cand. mag. and Berg-
sveinn Birgisson cand. mag. for helpful comments.