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Om teh gawd!

Loki's role is predominantly associated with Odin, either as Odin's wily counterpart or antagonist. Ström[2] identifies the two gods to the point of calling Loki "a hypostasis of Odin", and Rübekeil[3] suggests that the two gods were originally identical, deriving from Celtic Lugus (the name of which would be continued in Loki).

No wonder Odin and I don't always get along too well. 😉
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
Loki's role is predominantly associated with Odin, either as Odin's wily counterpart or antagonist. Ström[2] identifies the two gods to the point of calling Loki "a hypostasis of Odin", and Rübekeil[3] suggests that the two gods were originally identical, deriving from Celtic Lugus (the name of which would be continued in Loki).

No wonder Odin and I don't always get along too well. 😉

You're a nerd!
 
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