salaberan sword

Good is your Journey from your house,
Great Arthur, son of Uther;
whether good or bad my coming here,
illustrious will be my visit.
Treasures and wealth and women,
take with you, you Will have them during
your life-time;
I shall have, because of that,
shame and a flushed face.
Take the fair-colored shield of Daire,
before which ranks break, and it is most
beautiful;
I will take from this, without indignation,
what will be heard concerning my visit.

The sword of the King of Salabearna,
take it with you, greater your courage because
of it;
my story will last forever [and] entirely
and a thousand will be inquiring about it.
Fair chariot of the fair horses of Donn
and Ceadach's harp of the wicker-neck;
all those treasures you [will have] from it,
and I have my visit.
Wealth of the Monastery of the Dead
and purple fruit from its tree;
long-lived at last will be
the visit of Gray-Ham.

Irish Arthurian Literature by Connor P. Hartnett