[15] i.e., battle-axes.
[16] Chamberlain.
[17] Inserted by Kr. to fill the lacuna, whom W. follows; Sw. and Zl. omit.
[18] Lit., 'suffer,' 'endure.'
[19] Lit., 'bold.'
[20] Lit., 'He was both my kinsman and my lord.'
[21] i.e., 'sword.'
[22] i.e., 'hollow shields.' Cellod is found only here and in Finnsburg, 29.
[23] i.e., 'courage.'