Theosophical Society and founded the Anthroposophical Society, Mortensson-Egnund and his wife Karen were among Steiner's followers in Norwegian Vidar group. In 1915, when Vidar was the first magazine for Anthroposophy published in Norway, it opened with an article by Mortensson-Egnund that drew relationships with the mythological Víðarr. Bibliography Lesebok i det Norske folkemaalet together with A. Garborg (1885) Paa ymse gjerdom (1889) Or duldo (1895) In Varg Veum (play) (1901) Ivar Aasen (1902) Hugleik, Valund (play) (1902) Bondeskipnad i Norig i eldre tid (1904) Ein frikar. Narrative (1905) Draumkvæet (translation to modern Norwegian) (1905) Trollham (1906) Skogtroll (1906) Den eldre Edda (translation to modern Norwegian) (1908) Runir (1908) Moreover, he wrote numerous articles and poems. He is known particularly for the poem "Flaumen går" from 1906. References 1857 births 1934 deaths People from Alvdal People from Folldal 19th-century Norwegian poets Norwegian male poets Nynorsk-language writers Norwegian dramatists and playwrights Norwegian anarchists Anthroposophists Norwegian male dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Norwegian poets Translators of the Poetic Edda