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The 23 pages that link to Prose Edda, each with the reason it gives.
RagnarökRelated: Snorri’s account organizes the signs and events of the final battle.
OdinRelated: Snorri’s account organizes many traditions about Odin for explaining poetic language.
YggdrasilRelated: Snorri gives a detailed prose description of the tree and its surroundings.
LokiRelated: Snorri’s narratives connect Loki to many divine myths and explain his punishment.
ÆsirRelated: Snorri’s account organizes and retells traditions about the gods.
Skaldic poetryRelated: It cites skaldic poems and explains the myths behind their kennings.
GylfaginningNarrower topic: Gylfaginning forms its mythological opening section.
Ynglinga sagaRelated: Its mythic euhemerism closely parallels the saga’s presentation of the gods.
FreyrRelated: Snorri identifies Freyr’s powers, family, possessions, and role among the gods.
ÁsatrúRelated: It preserves mythic narratives and interpretations used in modern reconstruction.
BaldrNarrower topic: Snorri supplies the fullest surviving narrative of Baldr’s death.
ValhallaRelated: Snorri gives a detailed account of Valhalla and its role in Ragnarök.