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To most editors, line 6a of Beowulf, “egsode eorl,” has required explanation if not emendation. A straightforward and literal translation, “terrified the warrior,” makes little sense in the context of the celebration of Scyld Scefing’s great deeds in the opening lines of the poem. Most editors and translators therefore follow J. M. Kemble and Eduard Sievers in emending eorl to accusative plural eorlas and printing square brackets in their editions. The opening lines would then be translated as:

The Emendation Eorle (Heruli) in Beowulf, Line 6a: Setting the Poem in “The Named Lands of the North”