It introduces a number of legal terms. "Sarhad" could mean an insult or injury or the payment that was due to a person in the event of an insult or injury, and this varied according to the status of the person concerned, for example the queen or the edling's "sarhad" was one third that of the king. "Galanas" was a form of weregild and represented the value of a person's life in the event of a homicide and was set at three times the "sarhad", though the "sarhad" was also payable by the killer. "Dirwy" was a fine payable for crimes and "camlwrw" a smaller fine for less serious offences, while "ebediw" was a death duty payable to the deceased's lord. "Sarhad" and "dirwy" are still Welsh words meaning ‘insult’ and ‘fine’ respectively,