LII.

Gododin! in respect of thee will I demand {154a}

The dales beyond the ridge of Drum Essyd; {154b}

The slave, {154c} greedy of wealth, cannot control himself;

By the counsel of thy son, {154d} let thy valour shine forth.

The place appointed for the conference

Was not mean, {154e} in front of Llanveithin; {154f}

From twilight to twilight he revelled; {154g}

Splendid and full was the purple of the pilgrim; {154h}

He killed the defenceless, {154i} the delight of the bulwark of toil,

{154j}

His inseparable companion, whose voice was like that of Aneurin. {155a}

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