Anglo-Saxon Riddles of the Exeter Book/Annotated/64

64 (k-d 46)

He sat at his wine     with his two wives and his two sons     and his two daughters, the beloved sisters,     and their two sons, goodly first born.     The father of each of these noble ones     was there and there also an uncle and a nephew.     Five in all, men and women,     were sitting together.

Wær sæt æt wine     mid his wifum · twam ⁊ his twegen suno     ⁊ his twa dohtor swase gesweostor     ⁊ hyre suno twegen freolico frumbearn     fæder wæs þær Inne þara æþelinga     æghwæðres mid eam ⁊ nefa     ealra wæron fife eorla ⁊ idesa     Insittendra

Namely, Lot and his two daughters and their two children, Moab and Ben Ammi (Gen. 19: 30–38).