1. We have a nature that does not tolerate treachery as a companion,
And a sign to the days that does not accept disgrace.

2. If we take a companion, we do not repay him
With evil, and we think well of his deeds.

3. Whoever's loyalty the days diminish somewhat,
We remain as we were regarding the old pact.

4. No bargained deal in affection is ever lost
By one who counts the befriending of brothers a loss.

5. Why do you blame and do evil to us?
You blamed and we blamed, you betrayed yet we did not.

6. If you judge us fairly in the matter you will testify
That what we have brought resembles the best.

7. If you return so do we, and if you profess
To have no need for affection, we need your love less.

8. For worthless baubles may be honored and though overpriced
Increase in cost, be discarded and done without.