Ragnarök. Prose Edda The Prose Edda sections and reference several times. The god is introduced in part 25 of the section of the book: High said: 'There is also an As called Tyr. He is the bravest and most valiant, and he has great power over victory in battles. It is good for men of action to pray to him. There is a saying that a man is ty-valiant who surpasses other men and does not hesitate. He was so clever that a man who is clever is said to be ty-wise. It is one proof of his bravery that the were luring Fenriswolf so as to get the fetter on him, he did not trust them that they would let him go until they placed Tyr's hand in the wolf's mouth as a pledge. And when the refused to let him go then he bit off the hand at the place that is now called the wolf-joint [wrist], and he is one-handed and he is not considered a promoter of settlements between people. A. Faulkes translations (notes are by Faulkes) This tale receives further treatment in section 34 of ("The brought up the wolf at home, and it was only Tyr who had the courage to approach the wolf and give it food."). Later still in , High discusses 's foreseen death during the events of Ragnarök: Then will also have got free the dog Garm, which is bound in front of . This is the most evil creature. He will have a battle with Tyr and they will each be the death of each other. A. Faulkes translation opens with a narrative wherein twelve gods sit upon thrones at a banquet, including . Later in , the skald god tells (described earlier in as a man from the island of ) how kennings function. By way of kennings, explains, one might refer to the god Odin as "Victory-Tyr", "Hanged-Tyr", or "Cargo-Tyr"; and Thor may be referred to as "Chariot-Tyr". Section nine of provides skalds with a variety of ways in which to refer to , including "the one handed As", "feeder of the wolf", "battle-god", and "son of Odin". The narrative found in occurs in prose later in . Like in , appears here among around a dozen other deities. Similarly, appears among a list of in section 75. In addition to the above mentions, 's name occurs