III.

Adorned with his wreath, the chief of toil, his country's rod {84c} of

power,

Darted like an eagle {84d} to our harbours, {84e} when allured

To the compact {85a} that had been formed; his ensign was beloved, {85b}

More nobly was his emblazoned resolution {85c} performed, for he

retreated not,

With a shrinking mind, {85d} before the host of Gododin.

Manawyd, {85e} with confidence and strength thou pressest upon the

tumultuous fight,

Nor dost thou regard {86a} either spear or shield;

No habitation rich in dainties can be found,

That has been kept out of the reach of thy warriors' charge. {86b}

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