en kumer thæt sva at hin ær aker at han-um brister tøme æller hin ær rither at han-um brister tyghlæther . ok vagn løper æller hæst rænner mæth hanum ok man far thære døth af . tha …
but comes it so that he who drives that he-OBL bursts rein or he who rides that he-OBL burst-PRS.SG bridle and cart runs or horse runs with him and man becomes there death from, then …
But if it happens that he who drives that the rein bursts for him, or he who rides that the bridle should split for him, and the cart or horse run with him and (this) man meets his death from this, then …' (DgL V 202, 9)