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Divinity presents a surplus of names and titles in public while the one operative name is withheld · concealment by multiplication in the Norse text, concealment by explicit sealing in the Greek, with public epithets issued as cover in both.
The rider on the white horse wears 'many crowns; and he had a name written, that no man knew, but he himself' · even as the text supplies public titles ('his name is called The Word of God,' 'KING OF KINGS').
set against Poetic Edda, Grimnismol 46-48
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