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Loki Shows Idun a Crabapple Tree
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Description: Idun, the Norse goddess of youth carries a box of golden apples. Whoever eats the apples never grow old. Loki tells her that a crabapple tree's fruit is better than her golden apples when trying to obtain some for the giant Thiassi.
Source: Klugh, Maria Tales from the Far North (Chicago: A. Flanagan Company, 1909) 81
Keywords: Norse mythology, myth, Loki, god of mischief, Idun, goddess of youth, crabapple, tree, immortal, idle god
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