Editing Poetic Edda (section)

===Mythological poems===<!-- This section is linked from [[Valkyrie]] -->

====In the ''Codex Regius''====
*''[[Völuspá]]'' (''Wise-woman's prophecy, The Prophecy of the Seeress, The Seeress's Prophecy'')
*''[[Hávamál]]'' (''The Ballad of the High One, The Sayings of Hár, Sayings of the High One'')
*''[[Vafþrúðnismál]]'' (''The Ballad of Vafthrúdnir, The Lay of Vafthrúdnir, Vafthrúdnir's Sayings'')
*''[[Grímnismál]]'' (''The Ballad of Grímnir, The Lay of Grímnir, Grímnir's Sayings'')
*''[[Skírnismál]]'' (''The Ballad of Skírnir, The Lay of Skírnir, Skírnir's Journey'')
*''[[Hárbarðsljóð]]'' (''The Poem of Hárbard, The Lay of Hárbard, Hárbard's Song'')
*''[[Hymiskviða]]'' (''The Lay of Hymir, Hymir's Poem'')
*''[[Lokasenna]]'' (''Loki's Wrangling, The [[Flyting]] of Loki, Loki's Quarrel'')
*''[[Þrymskviða]]'' (''The Lay of Thrym, Thrym's Poem'')
*''[[Völundarkviða]]'' (''The Lay of Völund'')
*''[[Alvíssmál]]'' (''The Ballad of Alvís, The Lay of Alvís, All-Wise's Sayings'')

====Not in the ''Codex Regius''====
*''[[Baldrs draumar]]'' (''Baldr's Dreams'')
*''[[Gróttasöngr]]'' (''The Mill's Song, The Song of Grotti'') 
*''[[Rígsthula|Rígsþula]]'' (''The Song of Ríg, The Lay of Ríg, The List of Ríg'')
*''[[Hyndluljóð]]'' (''The Poem of Hyndla, The Lay of Hyndla, The Song of Hyndla'')
**''[[Völuspá in skamma]]'' (''The short Völuspá, The Short Seeress' Prophecy, Short Prophecy of the Seeress'') - This poem, sometimes presented separately, is often included as an interpolation within ''Hyndluljóð.''
*''[[Svipdagsmál]]'' (''The Ballad of Svipdag, The Lay of Svipdag'') – This title, originally suggested by [[Sophus Bugge|Bugge]], actually covers two separate poems. These poems are late works and not included in most editions after 1950:
**''[[Grógaldr]]'' (''Gróa's Spell, The Spell of Gróa'')
**''[[Fjölsvinnsmál]]'' (''Ballad of Fjölsvid, The Lay of Fjölsvid'')
*''[[Hrafnagaldr Óðins]]'' (''Odins's Raven Song, Odin's Raven Chant''). (A late work not included in most editions after 1900).
*''[[Gullkársljóð]]'' (''The Poem of Gullkár''). (A late work not included in most editions after 1900).