Óðinn

Odin was a god of wisdom, poetry, war and the dead in Norse and wider Germanic paganism; his name means ‘lord of frenzy’. Husband of Frigg and father of Baldr and Thor, he was shown as an old, one-eyed man with a spear, attended by two ravens.

He received slain warriors in Valhöll and would be killed by the wolf Fenrir at Ragnarök. About 1075 Adam of Bremen saw his statue in the temple at Uppsala.