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in, to welcome Beowulf, 12; Grendel and Beowulf struggle in, 16; Grendel's mother enters and carries off Aschere, 21 HEREBEALD (he'r[)e]-bald). Son of King Hrethel, brought up with Beowulf, 34 HEREWARD. One of the famous outlaws, 225; the Saxon, personality real, yet surrounded by cloud of romance, 334; the ideal of Anglo-Saxon chivalry, as Roland of Norman, 334; second son of Leofric and Godiva, 336; terror of Fen Country, 336; at court, and his conduct there, 337; banished as an outlaw, 338, 339; his farewell, 338, 339; his first meeting with Alftruda, 339; goes to his godfather, Gilbert of Ghent, 339; enrolled among Flemings to qualify for knighthood, 339; his encounter with the Fairy Bear, 340, 341; rescues Alftruda, 341; his trick on the Norman knights, 341, 342; leaves Northumbria, 342; takes farewell of Alftruda, 342; takes farewell of Gilbert of Ghent, 343; sails for Cornwall, 343; at court of King Alef, 343; kills the Pictish giant, 343; imprisoned by King Alef, 343; released by King Alef's daughter, 344, 345; sails for Ireland, 346; sails for Cornwall with Prince Sigtryg, 347; obtains admission to Haco's bridal feast, 348; learns Haco's plans, 349; slays Haco and helps to rescue Cornish princess, 350, 351; known as Hereward the Saxon, the Champion of Women, 351 HEROD. Constantine declared more cruel than, 67 HET-WARE, THE. Expedition against, 31, 34 HIGHLANDS. Gaelic, old ballads, heroes in, 248; ballads, merely versions of Irish Gaelic hero-legends, 248; Irish Gaelic hero-legends carried from Erin to, 248 HILDEBURH, QUEEN. Deeds of, chanted in Heorot, 19 HNAEF (n[)a]f). Deeds of, chanted in Heorot, 19 HOLY CROSS. Constantine's vision of, 42, 50, 51; his desire to find, 54; Elene's quest after, 54-62; Judas confesses to knowledge of sacred truth of, 57; Judas refuses to reveal place of, at first, but is prevailed upon by starvation, 58, 59; the "Day" of, ordained, 62 HOLY INNOCENTS. Constantine declared more cruel than Herod, who killed the, 67 HOLY LAND. Black Colin receives tidings of fresh crusade in, 250; sets out for, 252; Black Colin's desire to see, 253 HOLY NAILS. Obtained by Elene, 61; given to Constantine, 62 HOLY ROOD. King Arthur vows by, 2
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