XCIII.

Gododin, in respect of thee will I demand, {199d}

In the presence {199e} of a hundred that are named {199f} with deeds of

valour,

And of Gwarthan the son of Dwywau, {200a} of gallant bravery,

Let Tre Essyd be ours in one entire dale. {200b}

Since the stabbing of the delight of the bulwark of battle,

Since Aneurin was under ground, {200c}

My voice has not been divorced from Gododin.

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