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 | | I have not heard of any finer treasures of the heroes under the sky, since Hama carried off to the magnificent burg the necklace of the Brosings, jewel and precious setting– who fled the cunning enmity of Eormenric and chose eternal gain. |
 | | Hygelac the Geat, Swerting’s nephew, had that ring with him on his last expedition, after he defended the treasure under the standard, and protected the spoil from the slain; fate carried him off, since he had sought trouble for pride, bringing the feud to Frisia. |
 | | To there he wore that adornment, precious stone, over the waves’ cup, mighty prince; he fell dead under his shield. |
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