[201c] This stanza, with the exception of a few words, is the same with the lxxxix.
[201d] Or “valiantly.”
[201e] “Gwelydeint,” from “gwelyd,” a wound; or “gwelyddeint,” they took repose in the grave.
[201f] Al. “with the gory trappings,” as in the other stanza.
[202a] Al. “a dau,” the two sons, and two haughty boars.
[202b] Al. “riein,” a lady.
[202c] Cilydd was the son of Celyddon Wledig, and father of Cilhwch who is the hero of an ancient dramatic tale of a singular character.
[202d] In a former stanza he is called Garthwys Hir.
[202e] “Nod;” is a conspicuous mark.
[203a] See stanza xl.