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Forseti í Glitni.


Glitnir er í norrænni goðafræði hinn silfri þakti bústaður ássins Forseta. Glitnir þýðir í raun „hinn glansandi“, því auk þess að vera þakinn silfri er bústaðurinn sagður borinn uppi af súlum, veggjum og bitum úr gulli.


Svo segir í Grímnismálum:


Glitnir er inn tíundi,

hann er gulli studdr

ok silfri þakðr it sama;

en þar Forseti

byggir flestan dag

ok svæfer allar sakir.

Glitnir kemur einnig fyrir sem hestsheiti í þulum.




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