However, one of the Danes, Unferth by name, was jealous of the attention given
to Beowulf, and seeking to stir up a quarrel he spoke: "Are you the Beowulf
who foolishly challenged Breca to a swimming contest, risking your lives in
the deep water? No one could turn you away from the foolhardy venture, and the
two of you swam out into the ocean. For seven nights the two of you battled
the waters, but he had the greater strength, and he outlasted you. The waves
drove him ashore on the coast of Norway, and he was proclaimed the winner. I
expecteven worse results for you with your contest against Grendel." Beowulf
answered: "Unferth, my friend, in your drunkenness you have said much about my
adventure with Breca. Now I will tell the truth of what happened. When we were
still boys Breca and I had boasted that one day we would test our strength at
sea; and we did as we had spoken in our youth. To defend ourselves against
whales, we swam carryingswords in our hands. Neither of us could gain an
advantage over the other one, and thus we swam together for five nights, until
finally the cold waves drove us apart. The sea-fish grew angry, but my shirt
of chainmail protected me. An evil monster dragged me to the bottom, but I was
able to stab the creature with the point of my sword, and then dispatchedhim
with my hand." Beowulf continued: "Other evil creatures attacked me, but I
killed them all with my sword. Never again would they hinder seafarers. With
the morning light the waves were stilled. Destiny had not doomed me to die.
Instead, I had slain nine sea monsters with my sword. I escaped from all these
perils, and the current finally carried me to the land of the Finns. Unferth,
I have never heard of such exploits on your part. No, neither you nor Breca
has ever performed so well. If you were as fierce in battle as you claim to
be, the monster Grendel would not have been so successful in his attacks
against the Danish people. He kills and feasts without fear of the Danes, but
I will show him the strength and courage of the
 Geats. After that anyonemay drink mead in this great hall without fear."

Olen tutkinut asiaa, neekerit ja valkolaiset: iraaniset heimot olivat
SEEMILÄISIÄ ja saksit olivat yksi iraaninen seemiläinen heimo monien joukossa.
En edes tiedä onko ei-seemiläisiä arjalaisia, mutta osa arjalaisista on
HAAMILAISIA :-D On iraanisia seemiläisiä, arjalaisia haamilaisia (eli
neekereitä) ja sitten on jaafetilaiset eli mongolit ja kiinalaiset. Oletan
että germaanit ja suomalaiset ovat seemiläisiä, eivät haamilaisia. Toki onhan
kaikissa eurooppalaisissa myös jaafetilaista (Kauko-Idän tai Keski-Aasian tai
Pohjois-Aasian) verta. Simmot si vaa. Uutissi Turust.