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The warriors marched with speed, together they bounded onward;

Short lived were they,--they had become drunk over the distilled mead.

The retinue of Mynyddawg, renowned {128b} in the hour of need;

Their life was the price of their banquet of mead.

Caradawg, {128c} and Madawg, {128d} Pyll, and Ieuan,

Gwgawn, {129a} and Gwiawn, Gwynn {129b} and Cynvan,

Peredur {129c} with steel arms, Gwawrddur, {129d} and Aeddan; {129e}

A defence were they in the tumult, though with shattered shields; {130a}

When they were slain, they also slaughtered;

Not one to his native home returned.

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