LXXVIII.

The sovereign, who is celebrated in the Gododin, {181f}

The sovereign, for whom our eye-lids {182a} weep,

From the raging flame of Eiddyn {182b} turned not aside; {182c}

He stationed men of firmness in command, {182d}

And the thick covering guard {182e} he placed in the van,

And vigorously he descended upon the scattered foe;

In that he had revelled, he likewise sustained the main weight;

Of the retinue of Mynyddawg, none escaped,

Save one man by slow steps, thoroughly weakened, and tottering every way.

{182f}

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