The Danish History, Books I–IX

Miming

Role: Satyr of the woods · First appears: Book Three · Part 2

Life events

  • Hother wounded, captured, and bound Miming, then demanded his sword and bracelet as ransom.(Book Three · Part 2)
    • With: Hother
    • “Aiming a spear at him, he brought him down with the blow, stopped him, and bound him, while he could not make his escape. Then in the most dreadful words he threatened him with the worst, and demanded the sword and bracelets. The Satyr was not slow to tender him the ransom of his life for which he was asked.”
  • Hother returned home enriched with the treasure gained from Miming.(Book Three · Part 2)
    • With: Hother
    • “Hother, exulting in the treasure he had gained, went home enriched with trophies which, though few, were noble.”

Book Three · Part 2

  • enemies with Hother “Aiming a spear at him, he brought him down with the blow, stopped him, and bound him, while he could not make his escape.”

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