Waltharius
Waltharius, in: Waltharius, lateinisches Gedicht des zehnten Jahrhunderts, S. 3–104, lateinische Seiten (Werktext; Einzelseitenbelege im Text), 1874
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Waltharius plans to use a feast and wine until nobody notices the escape; the entire court is described as drunk, and the pair then departs. This matches “Escape by making the watchmen drunk,” though the poem identifies the people present as the king, court and household rather than explicitly naming guards.
- „Regi ac reginae, satrapis ducibus famulisque Sumptu permagno convivia laeta parabo, Atque omni ingenio potu sepelire studebo, Donec nullus erit qui sentiat hoc quod agendum est.“
- „Ebrietas fervens tota dominatur in aula, Balbuttit madido facundia fusa palato, Heroas validos plantis titubare videres.“
- „Coeperat invisa trepidus decedere terra.“