English, tr. Brodeur, 1916, p. 131,1And the hungry Sire of Giants
Savagely ate the yoke-beast
From the oak-tree’s sheltering branches,--
That was in ancient ages,--
Ere the wise-minded Loki,
Warder of war-spoil, smote him,
Boldest of foes of Earth-Folk,
With a pole betwixt the shoulders.