LXXXIII.

Sad it is for me, after all our toil,

To suffer the pang of death through indiscretion;

And doubly grievous and sad for me to see

Our men falling headlong to the ground, {187a}

Breathing the lengthened sigh, and covered with reproaches.

After the strenuous warriors have extended their country's bounds,

Rhuvawn {187b} and Gwgawn, {187c} Gwiawn and Gwlyged, {187d}

Men at their post most gallant, valiant in difficulties,

May their souls, now that their conflict is ended, {187e}

Be received into the heavenly region, the abode of tranquillity.

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