XXXVI.

No hall was ever made so immoveable

As that of Cynon with the gentle breast, sovereign of the saints; {135e}

He sat no longer on his elevated throne, {136a}

Whom he pierced were not pierced again, {136b}

Keen was the point of his lance,

It perforated the enamelled armour, it penetrated through the troops;

Swift in the van were his horses, in front they tore along;

In the day of his anger {136c} blasting was his blade,

When Cynon rushed into battle with the green dawn.

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