Note 2
XIV. REJOICING OF THE DANES.
Another and quite different rendering of this passage is as follows: Oft a liegeman of the king, a fame-covered man mindful of songs, who very many ancient traditions remembered (he found other word-groups accurately bound together) began afterward to tell of Beowulf’s adventure, skilfully to narrate it, etc.
Known for their excellence; oft a thane of the folk-lord,2
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