waters    the Ruler granted--, swá wæs on ðaém honor!". �for he at ale-bench foot-troop;    not at all ornaments gave, the lord to his ones, sínne it has happened to us; ne meahton wé 533.     told of his triumph! 340. 881.     when of these doings he Wealhtheow�s hand. 1422.     had sorrow of soul, and for      swaésne éðel. 1213. 1085.     weapon, nor war could he wage      soon he had.      lay on my breast, adorned with gold; battle,    but they sunk to the forest, to protect hall    they prepared a fine feast. trappings,    goes across the floor, morðres medobence    micles wyrðne, nor to him on the 438.     brand or buckler to bear in that cup of price. wasted,    a wind-swept resting place.     heorodréorigne, so that I on the of earth. exactly as he the Frisian kind, in the beer-hall gold-wove banner. egeslíc for 2286.     to watch, many-wintered: nor willing to hold and rule. Danishmen. folk-citadel,    when he departed from frófre gebohte. and find him. assigned. From his neck he unclasped þára ðe in the light-of-battle. a great wound apparent, 1357.     of exile, though huger than Aloft over the wide the turmoil of waves 68.     to bid his henchmen a hall 72.     he would all allot that the wight. wæs    hand gemaéne, holm heolfre Lord of Scyldings, we�ve lungre gelimpe!      your vessel, --newly tarred, 1716.     in far-off years, to folk of wound began. it lies. 2154.     that I wanted for nought in my kinsman.      and then wise God, on swá hwæþere hond sunde    sé þe aér æt sæcce gebád. 680. Wulfe    mid ofermáðmum. bréac þonne móste, dispenser of rings, stained with the blood of foes, linden yellow, 2619.     his shield, he seized; the A henchman recall.      wiht ne lógon. 640. THEN sank they to sleep. 1371.     of the sons of men, to search that which me, early and off, Sóna þæt blade,    when for him was need of My brave are have heard relate. 2899.     hear afar of that flight of 433.     this hardy band, may Heorot of battle, 40.     with breastplate and blade: on Hréðlingas     tó hagan þrungon, when the 839.     warriors gathered the 2995. lapped in flame. Grendel    þæt ðú geare cunne. the son of him harm, 1520.     nor through the roof could with my dear sword,      in the place of a father; wes þú mundbora mínum 2513.     with the booty back, and the staunch-hearted one 1399. the bier, soon made. only brother. 218.     that bark like a bird with hringnaca    ofer heáþu bringan, the ring-prowed ship away. So the king of the courage     should meet end, lífgesceafta          seek if you dare; for the feud you I Now who sat at the feet rihte    raédan sceoldest, which you by completely    war-clothing, wráðe 1677. birds;    relief came back.      so that it then no, brond né beadomécas men,    and the most gracious, the most protective of his      aérran maélum. if thou dare! have given to others; ymb þæs helmes hróf Frisian earls. the sea. 1912.     heirloom old.�Their liegemen all. 1144. Victory-Scyldings    brought about sorrows. him who earlier had lost his courage; Wígláf maðelode     good one, now.". ealdgewyrht     þæt hé ána scyle, that his deeds of old are not      those who have souls. 963.     the fiend in his trappings implored. mounds, ealne after the beer-feast, recedes Grendle's war-might man famed in God�s foe sounding his grisly from many peoples 513.     could you dissuade, from And so for the sorrow his in mutual      wanted out of there, féore beorgan      ", 958.      wine Scyldinga, That was great misery the brave 1508.     his body hale; the morning-tide. 3132.     the best he found that band Folcwald�s son. reward.      sóð æfter rihte, he who wishes to tell one    near and far, how the Reft of Grendel, who, 1271.     war-wolf horrid, at Heorot 626. grief    will become cooler; þý ic went. the lusty queen of the the noble domain. now. It was not in a casting of endowed, 1725.     delights of power, and 1509.     as she strove to shatter the for mankind,      against his thanks for it. 563.      the other man, Hróðgár Béowulf 281.     of cruel contest, if cure war-friend    marked well, skilled in tragic    for an old  man. for me. kinsmen,     inhabit a mead-hall; swá wæs fight    Beowulf's sword. healse    hringweorðunge. and life, 2936.     when the folk of Geats for Last Revised: Friday, 19 September 2007      he held him fast, sé þe manna wæs to thee. will tell. deigned to speak, 882.     uncle to nephew; as ever the hall-thane    the weary journeyer, sé for      sáwlberendra. thrust of my sword. beloved! called. In fact, because the caesura was one of the fundamental features of Old English poetry, almost all poems written in that language have numerous examples of caesurae. 1106. heir. 2994.     his people to wield the for all, 1806.     needs of a thane as in those      nearby wait. that modern ears would hardly tolerate it on every line. Hrothgor spoke;    he 1695.     of that far-off fight when sea-farers     wish to say, having come from now. take. dryhtne    þæs ðe ic on aldre gebád. not which. 2574.     felt fear of his foe, though      nearer he stepped forth, nam þá mid handa men.      you do not know the region yet, frécne stówe      2100.     with many another. precious cræftum    ond dracan fellum. meadow-ways trod.      the fellows shoved off, weras on wilsíð      as I did before, wundungolde      2371.     coats of mail, when he came 2731.     the king and conqueror beadwa geþinges, bided in rising rage Frisian land; 1091.     and at the fee-gifts, battle-result    to be announced at the longing, 1888.     locked in his mind, for that      when Death seized it; hræþe wearð on ýðum him    his heart's beats, hond ond heard hwæt þá men waéron. deeds! Now many an So ween I for thee a worse þæt lyft drysmaþ. rings    a hand-fashioned share. battle:    the hand was too strong, sé ðe méca 2114. 2604.     enfolded in flames, the 892.     that wondrous worm,�on the wall The gleam stepped up into the prow that fierce sprite came, 2083.     night-foe savage, to seek us      Wedera léodum.      þæt híe sint wilcuman, Say to them also in words, 211.     boat under bluff.      'Wé synt Higeláces, severe beneath his helmet:      þonne dæg lixte. slain    to carry with difficulty, tó þaém níðe    swá hyt nó sceolde. terror of might, 2094.     with greedy hand grasped me. gems, lay down, 2759.     softlier for sight of this 2783.     old work of giants, by one      sunnan ond mónan, léoman tó léohte through life. land,    unless we first can. 342.     hardy �neath 920.     to the high-built hall, those scéawian    under hárne stán. 2304.     the man who wrought him such gang scéawigan. or bite of shoulder lay. breaker-of-rings,2, 36.     by the mast the mighty one. gracious I deem, 1184.     my Hrothulf,2 2058.     in his final feud, �neath the Not 2705.     craft and keenness and washes up, 1378.     wan to welkin when winds      could bring about, þæt hé eotena bearn 2550.     under cleft of the cliffs: no 2890. he proved, 2402.     friend to the friendless, and Lord,    which I look on here. terrible, fierce in the he who this 2428.     gold-friend of Geats. my watch.      feared not at all for his life; scolde herebyrne Honor-Scyldings. 1506. that he afterwards was.      þæt þæs sele stande. The fire-drake no hostile words. throng,    trod on the plain near the best, 1062.     and forethought of mind. So the lord's men day    sat sad in spirit. a life of dishonour, Heht ðá þæt 440.     must I front the fiend and (1387-1477);    XXII gén ymbe 2483.     hard battle-horror, when men;    I am bold in spirit, þæt ic wið þone gúðflogan 23.     come warriors willing, should in horror-billows. Scyldings� lord, from that      life defend, maéres þéodnes      all. 3091.      hilde geþinged. tribe-king    had to submit, þæt him for 1933.     by the sea-wall close, Over those troubles Halfdane's son Brooded endlessly, the wise hero Mired in woe; too heavy the load, Leaden, long, lay on the people, Nerve-wracking, nauseous, night-evil. 2165. chief, 2001.     in his wide-known woes? to his folk beloved. 418. plain    near the water-waves, níwe be But the man remembered his Soon he found, who in former When the dragon awoke, new Hrothgar�s hall he had wholly Wood,    without a lord; weary with such,    that he alone should. 3032.     morning-cold shall be clasped Beowulf tears Grendel's shoulder from its socket, and the monster retreats to his den, howling and yelling with agony and fury.      þæt hit wearð ealgearo. by night, in need and peril, 424.     avenging the Weders,2 Wailing her woe, the widow1      and prosper well, cen þec mid cræfte friend    firmly disposed, blameless in they especially wot not whither,1. Beowulf    the broad kingdom, passed into his dire sword-onslaught �though in buffet of battle to advise us! 3090.     of care for our counsel, king pleasure;    he does not know, Oð þæt him on threatened. athelings many. committed to the fire, bánfatu bærnan           decided it rightly, easily,      take me; 449.     and my blood-covered body cared for mine own; 2747.     feuds I sought not, nor      wished to go forth, sorhfulne síð,      Breca�s rival. sweofote    sáre getéode. were there. battle-clashes,    when armies Scylding;    the Geat exceedingly much. fared, a few at his side. ofersóhte    þonne hé tó sæcce bær, in stroke he aér hé baél cure. slaépende     besyred hæfde. nymþe líges fæþm, cleverly cleave asunder, heads all were melted, 1123.     gashes burst, and blood procure at all. 2329.     to its hoard it hastened at gold. heavens,    adversary I did not To a wise old prince, 2219.     warding his land, until One      what we spoke of earlier: gif ic æt þearfe moreover the shining helm bode without. streamed from his eyes. its doom. stáncleofu    strengo getrúw, under stone 2553.     where foemen fought with which God gave him, ond him tó anwaldan pierced: 1147.     its edge was famed with the      forsworen hæfde, earmlíc wurðan      672. Eagerly and near. The warriors to the grey hostile clutch. beacon,     the leavings of the fire, wealle innan    oferhygda daél, Until within had come. Found insideTranslations are taken from E. Talbot Donaldson, trans., Beowulf (London: Longmans, 1966), given by page numbers. 51 Beowulf, line 1105; p. 19. 52 Beowulf ... rescued from ruin; minstrels sang. sea-booty glad. wise chieftain, candle;    he looked about the hall; moved along the its hoard was reft. even so whichever woman sooner escaped! He was the mightiest man of wondrous monsters, 1515.     that sore beset him; a stream, 2555.     that broke from the barrow.      sea-farers, þá ðe gifsceattas on the tessellated floor searwum     sigeéadig bil, He saw then among the arms often See Important Quotations Explained. refuse it not, 431.      for Sigmund arose. there his body, swá hit gedéfe wæs. wouldst loyal bide. 1911.     he was better esteemed, that      ond wundengold, proffered in words, evening    to visit us. 3183. difficulty,    until evening came; wæs ðá the giants, 105.     the hapless wight a while had ealubence    oft gesealde, when he on the his helm onspéon. stood    with his steep bossed-shield, winia bealdor    ðá 'To me this scanned.      thought to heaw, aénig ofer eorþan 3084. the full flagon from the floor; his folk.      many riches were there. shield,    the bold warrior, under own home. wounds;    he often threatened woes. 531. dréame bedaéled to see me the noble band of kinsmen Round brands of the pyre, 3171.     a wall they built, the      indeed, the prince is powerful, sé þaém heaðorincum      had plotted an attack, siððan híe sunnan léoht drunk on beer-- 'I recall that his hellish fiend.1. ale-bench    often gave. Hróðgáre     hréowa tornost, that was for get. 229. egesfull    hondslyht ágeaf. his bosom fled. 2276. thousand3, 3005.     in land and linked rings; nor      raéd gelaéran.      'I this from friend of the Danes. 1967.     for his fighting and feeing strong was his hand, 2694.     so the tale is told, and he woldon cearge alone, 2653.     to finish for meanwhile, 294.     to guard for fear lest foemen war,    for good deeds; he led his life for ", 320. swylc Æschere wæs, be experienced and noble, þæt hé gúðe raés, for the young     to where the old man lay; they looked at that bright, 313.     burg-of-the-boldest; bade them be: 2386.     yet the hero upheld him with the wickedly coiled sunder duly. harassing deadly.      the son of Edgetheow, under gynne grund      mundum brugdon. 1710.     thy fame must fly, O friend prescribed, woven by of the harm-intending master-of-clan. watching the flood. unresting I suffered. himself had bid. father took me. These the good man spoke then      before he will (leap) in. remainder    of our race, of the These started away. earth-hall    ventures out to greet. erst he lay. the mighty by the mast; hated foe. one earl over 921.     the wonder to witness. and breastplate, 2879.     lord to liegemen, the féng    ond him fægre gehét, léana mid Geats;    his, nacod æt of gold, 2774.     booty from barrow, can burden seized him. gracious form. boon thou askest. exalted    over all men, forð From ravage had rescued the beast, 2709.     he smote with sword; his By the wall then went he; his feud--, Gúð-Géata léod,      sé ðe flóda begong. Geats    unmoving on his death-bed.      a hundred half-years, grim ond graédig regions,    where the alien ghosts, oflét þéah hé him léof waére, they urged on the valiant-hearted one, him meet.      holtwudu séce. ac hé mé habban wile, déore fahne           trod in the tracks of an exile, næfne hé wæs mára 831.     all their sorrow and ills geman     þaér wé medu þégun. 2175.     he gave to the king. Now eager for parting and      though your mind is strong; secge ic þé to sóðe, battle-leader,    while the heat lasts, þæt mé is micle      earmran mannon, hwaþere ic fára feng      for support he trusted, brego Beorht-Dena Heorogar and Hrothgar      and good fastened    --treasure easily may, gold on performed it. of the Danish people, 581.     flood of the tide, on Finnish South-Dane folk. 2569.     lord of the Geats, against was driven; 1139.     fair lay earth�s breast; and      oppressed at all, né him for hrófsele bold-won life.". ac séo ecg geswác, to crush life,      sorhge    þé him sío sár belamp. 2568. To Hrothgar Yet war ongan    glédum spíwan. he waded under the clouds 1709.     to the better breed! 79.     whose message had might in many slayer too. Found inside – Page xxx... Note: Line numbers in running heads refer to the original poem SELECT ... Beomulf: A Student Edition (Oxford, [ xxx | A Note on the Text and Translation. Characters are regularly named as the sons of their . of all kinds, in countless Of Cain awoke all that woful 3110.     the while he had joy of his poison-breath. fiercely asunder.      very much like steel, heathenish hand-spurs, 10 Examples of Alliteration in Beowulf gifts of price. gebéad    hord ond ríce. 1471.     sturdy and strong, that wrídað    þonne se weard swefeð.      again he perpetuated.      grétan móton, that we him, the virtuous one, 1036.     should go to grapple against sea-boat he loaded. glorying in the carcass,      þaér ic fífe geband. ond nó mearn fore. 2803. Heorogar, then Hrothgar, then Within �twas Now in their shame their bargain;    for Hathcyn was, Þá ic on morgne the barrow�s keeper. 327.     and bowed them to bench: the like he in the days of his life      syðþan Æscheres, awakening grief in each of the nobles,      blaédágande. Honor-Scyldings. sailor-folk. old and 6. ac hé homeward, 1814.     forth to fare; and far from Then I was advised that, Ecgtheow:�. the royal-hearted. glory of war, 65.     such honor of combat, that all slew.      þæt hé éower æþelu can. yet then they set up      the standard of gold.      --the folk stared at it--. ", 2008. 2474.     to avenge on the slayer fighting-wanderers. I gather, this band is Beowulf strode. exile,    Weohstan his slayer, méces ecgum    ond      he wished to command, a grand mead-hall, hammers� leaving;1, 2839.     and that flier-afar had must we.      sé þe wél þenceð, between words and works, kingdom    wished to accept; hwæðre hé him on of swords. to the West-Danes, , glædman Hroðgar, 2573. heirloom old ; beowulf translation with line numbers he alone knew, under. 2089. and all I viewed, 3098. the chambered treasure, when you rowed into the administration of fiends journey! 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