Týr
c. 100 CE – 1300 CEattested
Scandinavia
- Norse
God of law and the assembly, who put his hand in the wolf's mouth as a pledge while the others bound it, and knowingly lost the hand. He is the only one who was willing to pay for the deception.
Known for
- the hand given as surety
- law and the thing-assembly
- an honest god in a dishonest act
Dates are estimates. A great deal of what this atlas covers is only datable to within a century.