Endnotes + 

Handbook of Poetics, page 175, 1st edition. ↩ + 

Prince, nobleman. ↩ + 

Ruler. Often used of God. ↩ + 

Man, hero. ↩ + 

Vessel, ship. ↩ + 

Swords. ↩ + 

Armor. ↩ + 

Ocean, curved surface of the sea. ↩ + 

Plane, extended surface. ↩ + 

Edges. ↩ + 

Suppose, imagine. ↩ + 

Armour. ↩ + 

Clad. ↩ + 

Sea beasts. ↩ + 

At times, formerly, often. ↩ + 

Sea; in compounds, “mere-ways,” “mere-currents,” etc. ↩ + 

Creature. ↩ + 

God. ↩ + 

Success in war. ↩ + 

Requite. ↩ + 

Ill-featured, grizzly. ↩ + 

Prepared. ↩ + 

Tapestries. ↩ + 

Necklaces with round ornaments. ↩ + 

Sword. ↩ + 

Worthy for a long time past. ↩ + 

Edge (nose). ↩ + 

Difficult. ↩ + 

Stroke, blow. ↩ + 