| [1] ALDA HAVE SKIKAD. THÉR HÉDON HJA FON THÉRE KÉSE HÉRAD ÀND NW HÉDON HJA THET STOLTA SWÉRD ANTJAN ÀND WÉRON VS FOLGJAD. FRISO THÉR FÜL MITHA [5] JOHNJAR FAREN HÉDE SÉIDE JÀ MEN WICH.HIRTE VSA KÉNING SÉIDE NÉ. THA JOHNJAR SEND AFGODA THJANJAR SÉID.ER. IK SELVA HÀV HÉRAD. HO HJA THI ANHROPTE. FRISO SÉIDE THET KVMATH [10] THRVCH THA WANDEL MITH THA ÀFTA KRÉKALANDAR. THÀT HÀV IK VÁKEN SELVA DÉN.
THACH BEN IK ALSA HERDE FRYA.S AS THA FINSTE FON JOW. FRISO WÉRE THENE MÀN THÉR VS TO FRYA.S LAND [15] WISA MOSTE. THUS GVNGON THA JOHNJAR MITH. ÁK LIKTET NÉI WRALDA.S HÉI. HWAND ÉR THRJA MÔNATHA OM HLÁPEN WÉRON. GVNGON WI ALLINGEN BRITANJA AND THRJA DÉGA LÉTER MACHTON WI [20] HO.N SÉEN HROPA. |
old harbor. There they had heard of the conflict, which caused them to declare themselves and follow us.(6) Friso, who had often sailed with the Ionians, said yes, but Wichhirte, our king, said no. ‘The Ionians worship idols;’ he said, ‘I myself have heard how they invoke them.’ Friso replied: ‘It is caused by dealing with the real Greeks. I often did it myself, yet I am as true a Frya as the finest of you.’ Friso was the one who had to guide us to Fryasland, so the Ionians joined us. This also seemed to be Wralda's intention, as within three months we passed Britannia; three days later, we were able to cheer huzzah! |
