Hildisvini
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In Norse mythology, Hildisvíni (“battle swine”) was Freyja's boar which she rode when not using her cat‐drawn chariot.
It was also the helmet of Áli that was taken by the Swedish king Adils after the Battle on the Ice that ended with Áli's death.
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