A hero or the hero’s hero makes the forest ring with bodies and limbs like bright trees he has fashioned. He brings forth calves among cows; when waters roar he proclaims the abundant ones.

The hero, (favoured by you), assuredly slays the (hostile) hero by his bodily prowess, when, both excelling in person nal strength, they strive together in conflict, or when, clamorous, they dispute for (the sake of) sons, of grandson, of cattle, of water, of land.

With strength of limb the hero slays the hero, when bright in arms they range them for the combat. When two opposing hosts contend in battle for seed and offspring, waters, kine, or corn-lands.