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• Woden
  '''Woden''' was the chief god of the [[Anglo-Saxon people|Anglo-Saxons]], their equi ...the attributes and deeds of Odin or Wotan would also have been attached to Woden.
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• Talk:Woden
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• Template:Woden/Metadata
  | pagename = Woden | abc = Woden
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• Woden/Definition
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• Woden/Related Articles
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• Woden
  '''Woden''' was the chief god of the [[Anglo-Saxon people|Anglo-Saxons]], their equi ...the attributes and deeds of Odin or Wotan would also have been attached to Woden.
  1 KB (170 words) - 21:50, 9 September 2020
• Talk:Thunor
  ...n. The original form of Thursday in OE was ðunresdæg. The reason Thunor, Woden, Tiw etc are less familiar than their continental/Icelandic versions is tha ...Anglo-Saxon people#Religion]] and have put a link to that on the pages for Woden and Thunor. Will that do? --[[User:Martin Wyatt|Martin Wyatt]] ([[User tal
  2 KB (307 words) - 16:06, 26 May 2023
• Thunor
  ...rrence of Thunor's name in English place-names is second only to that of [[Woden]]'s name.
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• Template:Woden/Metadata
  | pagename = Woden | abc = Woden
  2 KB (344 words) - 16:54, 15 May 2023
• Anglo-Saxon people
  ...that Tiw (Tuesday) corresponded in some way to [[Mars (mythology)|Mars]], Woden (Wednesday) to [[Mercury (god)/Definition|Mercury]], Thunor (Thursday) to [
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• Talk:England/Catalogs/Kings and Queens
  ...kin "Royal Line of Succession" book, I think it lists a line going back to Woden, with a disclaimer that the first several bazillion guys at the head of the
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• Odin
  ...dered the chief god in Norse [[Paganism]], equivalent to the Anglo-Saxon [[Woden]] and the old German [[Wotan]]. The Romans identified Wotan//Woden/Odin with their god Mercury, because he gathered up the souls of the dead.
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• Norse mythology
  ...n other branches of the teutonic peoples. Odin was Wotan in Germany and [[Woden]] to the Anglo-Saxons. Thor was Donner or [[Thunor]]. Tyr was Ziu or Tiw.
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• CZ:Cold Storage/Odinism
  ...those slain in battle to his hall to prepare for Ragnarök. Wednesday, or "Woden's Day", is named after him)
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• CZ Talk:Cold Storage/Odinism
  ...those slain in battle to his hall to prepare for Ragnarök. Wednesday, or "Woden's Day", is named after him)
  21 KB (3,214 words) - 01:23, 27 December 2007