Othere

He was always ready to listen to those who had been on voyages of discovery, and in his account of the geography of Europe he tells us of a famous old sea captain called Othere, who had navigated the unknown seas to the north of Europe.

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The people were dressed entirely in reindeer skin from head to foot, and they had a great collection of walrus tusks and skins such as Othere had brought centuries before to King Alfred.

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Othere than that - thisis his families perosnal life adnwe need to stay out of it.

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Othere dyamandes men fynden in Arabye, that ben not so gode; and thei ben more broun and more tendre.

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Othere there ben, that men clepen Cristene men of Gyrdynge: for thei ben alle gyrt aboven.

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Othere there ben, that men clepen Cristene men of Gyrdynge: for thei ben alle gyrt aboven.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

Othere dyamandes men fynden in Arabye, that ben not so gode; and thei ben more broun and more tendre.

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The honourable translator found some negative evidences which seemed to militate against the idea that the voyage could have extended into the arctic circle; for, in such a case, Othere would hardly have refrained from mentioning the perpetual day of those regions; the northern lights, which he must have experienced; to which

Notes and Queries, Number 42, August 17, 1850 Various

"Freya", the mistress of Od, the patroness of Othere the homely, the sister of Frey-Frode, and daughter of Niord-Fridlaf, appears as Gunwara

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And as a trophy of distant lands and a proof of his having reached farthest north, Othere presented the King with a "snow-white walrus tooth."

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