As I had mentioned in the forums, here's the pull request with the expansion of the AI name list for the Norse and Anglo-Saxons. For the Norse names, some are semi-mythical, such as Halfdan the Old of Denmark.
For the Anglo-Saxon names, my source was:
Frank Stenton, "Anglo-Saxon England", 1971.
And for the Norse ones, I used the following sources:
Henry Adams Bellows (transl.), "The Poetic Edda", 1936.
Kevin Crossley-Holland, "The Norse Myths", 1980.
Snorri Sturlson, "Heimskringla", 1844, vol. 1.
If needed, I can also provide the pages in which each name appears in the sources.
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As I had mentioned in the forums, here's the pull request with the expansion of the AI name list for the Norse and Anglo-Saxons. For the Norse names, some are semi-mythical, such as Halfdan the Old of Denmark.
For the Anglo-Saxon names, my source was: Frank Stenton, "Anglo-Saxon England", 1971.
And for the Norse ones, I used the following sources: Henry Adams Bellows (transl.), "The Poetic Edda", 1936. Kevin Crossley-Holland, "The Norse Myths", 1980. Snorri Sturlson, "Heimskringla", 1844, vol. 1.
If needed, I can also provide the pages in which each name appears in the sources.