Eir
In
Norse mythology
Eir
("help" or "mercy") is a
goddess
of the
sir
; she knew the medicinal properties of
herbs
and was capable of
resurrection
. Only women could learn the art of healing in
Scandinavia
. She was good friends with
Frigg
. She is only briefly mentioned in
Snorri Sturluson
's
Edda
and in some
kennings
.
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